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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1911
Page
5
The market was strong with higher prices across sectors led by Amalgamated and copper shares. Coppers rallied in Boston and New York trading, with East Butte North Butte and Superior & Pittsburg advancing while overall market optimism grew.
Washington reports the General Land Office proposes cheaper mineral survey plats. One original plat of each survey would be filed on tracing paper, allowing blueprints to be copied at low cost. The change aims to replace costly new tracings with readily copied copies, awaiting Secretary Fisher's approval.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Los Angeles June 18 Miss Cooper of Bozeman Mont is to wed Marian Cooper July 1 in Washington DC bridesmaids from Kentucky Ohio Pennsylvania and Montana join former classmates in a mid summer social week long party The festivities include a Halak Fest dance and a home takeover by the bridal party Milak Hale is to marry Samuel Rindge of Ohio.
Report notes no stockholders meeting occurred on the expected date for I. Augustus Haines United Copper, due to missing notices. Speculation hints Tolland interests may influence outcomes as reorganization plans near completion to fund treasury and restructure through a new company with exchange of old stock. United Copper controls several subsidiaries and holds coal and land interests in North America.
Washington reports the Postmaster General announced new postal savings offices. May openings include Berlin, Biahes, Tonopah with deposits leading the first month. Glendive Montana is named among 100 offices to be opened by July 10 and July 18, with Sand Point and other towns listed.
New York report says Wall Street bids for the governments 380 million dollar bond issue may exceed the total offering. Blocks of 429 million or 20 million each are said to be prepared, with at least one bid for the whole 50 million still hinted. Large bids will require interior bank participation and many offers come from interior and southern correspondents. Securities offered on the new issue moved today at 102 and fractions.
An amateur farmer asks for cheaper ways to run his place. Mr. Corntessel retorts that buying an interest in a hardware store lets him obtain implements at cost, suggesting a cooperative style approach to cutting expenses.
A stock adjustment sale by Bayley-Davenport and verybody'a offers Shapa and Oxford footwear for the whole family at unusually low prices. The catalog promises the newest styles at discounts well below previous levels and emphasizes broad selection.
Copper markets show firm demand and rising prices as May domestic deliveries increase and world supply tightens. Amalgamated and allied firms report heavy ownership, with lingering concerns over ore depletion and future price strength as stocks and profits evolve.
An old advertisement touts Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for backache and kidney troubles. It claims many sufferers recover fully with regular use and cites testimonials from Mrs. Charles Deltburg and Mrs. Wekburg about improved health and restored vigor after taking the remedy.
An advertisement recounts a case of recovery from consumption after using Eckman's Alterative. It claims a patient, once told by doctors to expect little, was cured and invites readers to request copies of cure testimonials and further evidence from Eckman Laboratory Philadelphia.
The undersigned corporation will receive proposals between June 16 and June 100 1911 for sinking the pronant incline chart of the Veen mina from its preamount depth. Specifications may be had on inquiry at No 401 North Main Street, city of Butts Montana. The company reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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