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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1911
Page
4
In a promotional note the State Savings Bank argues every business, large or small, should open a bank account. It claims a bank account is valuable even with little money and offers savings at a stated rate and a booklet upon request. The plea invites readers to visit or write for information.
Bank records note capital and surplus details with director names including John and Ba Mi Bay Meecee Rk, associated with Runnels and an amount of 091.
The mineral sector shows rising dividends with copper leading earnings. In 1917 copper mines paid large profits, while gold silver lead and zinc producers distributed substantial dividends. Major players include Anaconda and United States Smelting though securitized copper firms also paid dividends. A table lists May payments per share.
A verbose historical notice discusses Boots Hill announcing retirement and the financial and corporate implications of Burlington bonds. It mentions debts, mortgage plans, timber and coal interests, and rail lines as context for the North Western and Chicago lines, with emphasis on future funding and liabilities.
A rural era brass band led a memorial service in Manteo Park street and nearby lanes to honor deceased neighbors. Citizens gathered by graves, reading prayers and laying flowers as a local fraternal group chaired the observance, recalling wartime sacrifices and the duties of memory. The event featured a somber procession past the cemetery and a tribute to veterans, with residents pledging to keep the fallen in their thoughts.
Publicists in Madison launch a campaign that seems cloaked in misdirection and confusion. The effort, formed two months ago, aims to promote advertised growth and influence the local elite, with unusual rhetoric and unclear funding. Citizens express concern over secrecy and possible manipulation of public perception.
Ogden Utah June 4 Major B A Littlefield veteran of the Civil War pioneer newspaper man of the West and a friend of the late Mark Twain died at his home this morning. Born in Rhode Island March 18 1831 he served with distinction with the union army. He moved west after the war and helped in early news paper work in Nevada and California. In Warsaw City and Virginia City New he was associated editor with the title Mark Twain. He established the Pilot in Ogden about 35 years ago and worked until two years ago upon retirement.
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