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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1912
Page
2
A reader asks for advice on splitting work load and energy, mentioning extreme old time tonics such as sitting on a hot stove to stimulate circulation, gin and cotton, and evaporated sulfuric acid as a tonic. The writer suggests seasonal travel between Nova Scotia and tropical locales.
New York June 7 The local steel market moved under foreign factors with selling pressure in copper and a wait for mid year settlements. Banks expect Germany to pare imports and delay liquidation if US business cools. Domestic politics appear to trigger neutralizing preparations for possible national convention results. Copper prices steady then softening while the stock market ends irregularly after a Supreme Court reversal on interstate commerce rulings. Tobacco and American Tobacco Co show gains. Denver Rio Grande reports April losses. Government bonds unchanged.
Fragmented OCR text shows a local public notice or classifieds style item mentioning names, dates, and prices. Readable elements include city reference, possible dates and transactions, with missing context and garbled words. The readable parts point to a municipal or legal notice with entities or individuals, but key details are obscured.
Classified advertisements will be transmitted from branch agencies to the main office in Butte or Anaconda at the same 1 cent per word rate. Listings include Henry's Pharmacy Granite and Alabama streets Runnler Drug Co West Park street O Leary's drug store Talbot avenue South Butte pharmacy Aluminum and Utah Huntly drug store Main streets Wilson's drug store T Walkerville Walkerville Drug Co West Daly Street Centerville Centerville Drug Co North Main Street
A damaged OCR text fragment discusses ad space rules for classified columns at LSU type. It mentions per word and per item pricing and urges avoiding heavy display type in ads. The text is incomplete and lacks clear persons or organizations beyond LSU references.
At Park in Butte and Spokane, the employment office advertises a program to train men and women in eight weeks with on the job and tool-free instruction. Over 1,000 positions filled by graduates. catalogue and enrollment details provided by circulator. wage range up to six dollars weekly.
Multiple listings advertise farm land from 2 to 30000 acres with water rights at 40 per acre, promising alfalfa yields and sugar beets profits. Also offered are several houses, a ranch of 700 acres near Grace, and other properties in Butte and Anaconda with terms and prices. Also seeks a young man for a cement position and a woman for a position.
Yard wide sale ads list billiard tables bowing alley fixtures and supplies. Various items like rubber tires, wagon harnesses, a black horse, gas stove heater, refrigerator, piano, Davenport, tapestries and furniture. Listings note cheap prices and payment terms, with addresses in Butte and nearby districts.
A garbled classified listing from Montana and surrounding towns advertises business opportunities and real estate for sale. Items include a hotel business in northern Montana with ram stock, a boarding house, a renovated dwelling, and various household needs. Several entries mention locations like Fort Benina Butte and Park, with contact hints and notes on health or death triggering sales.
Numerous listings advertise furnished and unfurnished rooms, suites, and housekeeping flats across Butte Anaconda and nearby areas. Properties include single rooms en suite modern flats central locations and lower rates. some offer gas heat and private baths. Also noted are storage space and loans on real estate and furniture services in the same local market.
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