Anaconda Stock Trade Noticed By President Ryan
An official notice to stockholders of the Anaconda Copper Mining company outlines the exchange of old farue for new shares, issued by President Joan D. Ryan. The letter, dated July 21 New York, details stock consolidation from 6,000,000 shares of $25 to 9,000,000 shares of $50 value, with exchange rules and tax requirements.
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Mr. Ryan
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Farue
Joan D. Ryan
Butte
New York
Action Ae
Ational City Bank
Wr Ia
New York and
Hoston
Montana Power era expands state electric grid
The Montana Power company and its Great Falls and Thompson Falls subsidiaries expanded Montana's electric network. The system spans north to south 22 miles and east to west 40 miles with 68 substations and about 13 800 horsepower capacity. It serves Anaconda, Butte, Great Falls, Helena, Bozeman, and numerous towns, supplying power to mills, smelters, transit, and mining districts. Notable plants include Big Hole river 3 000 kW dam, Canyon Ferry 7 500 kW plant, Madison No 1 1 000 kW, and Hauser 18 000 kW, all delivering power across the state and underpinning industrial growth.
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Montana
Montana Power Company
Great Falls Power Company
Thompson Falls Power Company
Sha
New
Engra
Warren Aikens
Anaconda
Butte
Boston & Montana
Great Fails
Belgrade
Big Timber
Billings
Boul- Segueman
Oulder
Hot, Springs
Columbus
Clancy-Alhambra
Cascade
Conrad
Deer Lodge
East Helena
Fort
Benton
Granite-Bi-Metallic Mining Company
Philipsburg
Gregson
Helens
Hunters Hot Springs
Havre Keating
Laurel
Lewistown
Livington
Laurin and Alder
Moore
Mocca Sin
Hobson
Manhattan
Park Cil Porphryty Gold Mining Company
Mer
Big Hole
Spokane Manche Rocker
Watters Tunnel
Guth- He, Geyser
Lehigh Ome
Neures Pywes
Butte Water Company
Bik Hole
Butte City
Canyon Ferry
Missouri River
Helwax
Helena
Madison
Madison River Canyon
Hauser
Bega
Rainbow Falls
Coulter's Falls
Wrib
Detailed Rainbow plant components and nearby hydro projects
The article describes Rainbow plant penstock tubes, gates, and turbines, noting one 27,000 kilowatt rating and the giant steel penstock system with 56 million pounds of water capacity. It also outlines transmission to Great Falls and Butte, and previews future projects at Great Falls, Thompson Falls, Holter, and the Great Missouri River fall developments.
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Huaran
Rainehown Falls
Morgan Smith Company
Granby production nearing capacity and outlook
Granby company reports near capacity as new Hidden Creek smelter lifts output toward ten pounds of copper daily. Eight furnaces at Grand Forks are blown, with the plant running at full capacity and dividends cited. Planned installations at Hidden Creek and Ja den Creek aim to boost production and lower costs, while the Midas mine in Alaska remains in preliminary development with potential productive work in about a month.
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Seat Prerton Ie
Rand Forks
Hidden Creek
Granby Company
Tova
Berikceane
Granby Conoe
Jaden’ Creek
Storsts
Midas
Alaska
Basta
Miami Copper shows record May June production gains
Miami broke production records in June with 2.70113 pounds of copper at an average cost of 2 cents per pound. Management, led by J Parke Chan hing-an, projects substantial earnings as the plant expands and two more sections are remodeled. Production could reach about 3800000 pounds yearly at a stable cent cost, assuming copper prices remain favorable.
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Miami Copper Company
Kineer
J. Parke Chanhing
Miami
Reindeer Queen Property Prospects Declared Fine
The article reports on Reindeer Queen property development prospects with notes on the National mill, Aristonia Copper stock, and possible mine expansion. It mentions share certificates stolen from Alberta King Oil and a call for reporting to E Campbell, treasurer, 26 South Main Street, Butte, Montana. It also references Butte springs services and Mayer's watch cleaning listings.
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Alberta King Oil Company
E. Campbell
Teasurer
South Main Street
Butte
Mont
Young Harriman Engaged to Wed Kitty Lawrence
William Averell Harriman eldest son of Mrs Harriman and the late F H Harriman is engaged to wed Miss Kitty Lanter Lawrence, a member of New York aristocracy. Harriman saved her from a horse accident on April 17 and has since rearranged his affairs to be near her. No wedding date set, but expected in early autumn.
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William Averell Harriman
Dividend A Million Interstate-Gallahan Dividends Declared
The Interstate Gallahan board announced a million-dollar dividend and interest in the company’s stock. The Wallace Times notes the meeting at Cour d'Alene and hints at investor interest amid rising metal prices. Directors prepared for shareholder ballots next month amid ongoing board election tensions.
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Interstate-Callahan
Cour d'Alene
Atateict
Xan
Wallace
Menor
Buruthy
Tyne
Calahantoutin
Roblers
Activity in Bear Gulch by Bielenberg & Higgins
The Bielenbergs and Higgins have restarted the Bear Gulch mine mill and expect to run through the season. Higgins arrived from Lodge with nine men and mill foremen to commence processing immediately. Initial labor is 2 to 9 workers, with potential increases as conditions warrant. The mill shut last winter due to a frozen water supply and low lead prices delayed resumption. A contract for tunnel work was let weeks ago and is reportedly progressing satisfactorily, with brighter conditions at the mine.
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Stanara
Hides
Bielenbers & Higgins
Bear Gulen
Higgins
Frogen
Fragmentary Theatre Scene With Audience Booing
An incomplete OCR passage shows ushers confronting a disruptive audience member who hisses at performers. The dialogue hints at a tense show interaction, but many words are garbled, leaving the core moment unclear.
Resume Operations on Marsh Property Increases Earnings
Operations resume on the Marsh property after shutdowns with changes and improvements slated to cut running expenses and boost earnings. W Bates Greenough, company manager, led the recommendations credited for the progress, while a new railway yard and terminal facilities are planned. Condemnation proceedings have begun for a 1,000 foot branch expected before September, signaling continued expansion by the Northern Pacific. A seaman’s tale, overheard and misheard, adds a human note to the page.
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W. Bates Greenough
Northern Pacific
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