Copper Prices Rise Amid Scarcity and Strong Demand
The weekly copper outlook reports prices up with copper at about 17 to 17.5 cents per pound and electrum near 17K to 174 cents. Scarcity worsens as producers sold through July, buyers struggle to meet demands, and speculative purchases ease tension. Copper stocks are seen climbing long term with Amalgamated and peers touted for strong dividends and potential market gains.
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George L. Walker
Copper Producers’ Association
Miners Savings Bank and Tract Company Notice Thitte Moat
The notice mentions Miners Savings Bank and Tract Company Thitte Moat with four percent interest on time and savings accounts. It notes Hewlar attention to the administration of estates and wills written free.
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Wavman Tugda
Iiterest
Navinga
Mimmisstralian of
Butte and Superior Stocks Rise and Fall on Broadening Market
Market watchers note heavy selling at Butte and Superior with prices slipping from 5144 to 494. The copper sector shows signs of higher prices as outside interest grows. Virginia Chemical and Cotton Oil face demand drops amid road delays in the South. Chicago reports political tensions tempering market activity while copper rumors suggest gains. Local Lake stock activity improves with Superior at 414 opening, Royalle at 23 1 2, Mohawk 68 1 2, Granby and Hancock advancing, overall speculative interest rising. New York reports 90 percent of Perth Amboy plant workers on strike and Homestead declaring regular monthly dividends.
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Butte & Superior
Butte
Butte Stock Exchange
Logan & Bryan
New York
Virginia Chemical
Chicago
Faine, Webber & Cao
Boston
Superior
Royale
Mohawk
Granby
Hancock
Burial of aviation casualty at Washington
Arthur L Welk civilian aviator killed with Lieve Lishton Hagelhurst in an army aircraft at College Park Maryland was buried today in Washington with Orville Wright and army officers attending. Lieutenant Hagielhurst to be buried tomorrow in Arlington beside Lieutenant Selfridge, first army aviation victim at Fort Myer three years ago.
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Washington
Arthur L Welk
Lieve Lishton Hagelhurst
College Park
Orville Wright
Army
Hagiehurst
Arlington National Cemetery
Selfridge
Fort Myer
Chicago markets steady amid wheat and corn trading
Chicago market notes show unsteady closing as wheat from Oklahoma influenced supplies to Missouri. News of St Louis millers routing this season’s crop, Sikeston harvests beginning, and mixed oats activity shaped prices. July wheat opened near 1.09 dollars, corn and oats directions varied, with hedging by small western packers and pressure in lard futures.
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Chicago
Oklahoma
Missouri
Tirlees
St. Louis
Sikeston
Bow
Notre
Elosa
Tike
Mike
WRN
Tamee
Low
The
Close
Tyee
Aie
GMC
Nighy Low
Boyge
Clone
Somme
Tiye
Ulnaly
Tyarley
Crehy
Twothy
Flag Day Celebration and Old Glory Honors 1907
The article recounts Flag Day traditions and a long poem The Flag passing by. It notes a planned public celebration in Butte with Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks hosting at Tonks hall and a grand lodge session in Philadelphia July 15 1907 featuring ritual prayers and musical renditions like The Star Spangled Banner Battle Hymn and O Canada.
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Butte
Benevolent and
Orda Ollies
Tonks’ Hall
Grand Lodge
Philadelphia
Sudheser
Pryjernd
Sampson, Calloway
Roberts and Paynter
Columbia
Orean
Rea Crazens
J. RB. McClernan
F. C. Hopner
Edward F. O'Fyn
C. A. White
Sampson
Calloway
Teoberts and Payntee
Palms and Pines
Mia
H. B
Murray
South Side Church Seeks Action At Evening Meeting
South Side Methodist church plans a regular business meeting tonight with all members urged to attend. Reports from the board of stewards Sunday school superintendent and church committees will be heard. A Sunday funeral issue, funerals on Sundays, and nearby funeral practices are discussed as the pastor and church consider action. A closing program featuring readings recitals and music will follow a church festival with ice cream and refreshments. Public attendance invited.
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Lye
South Side Methodist Church
Monorth
Silver Tow Ministerial Association
Desperate Fight to Stem Flood Waters in La Fourche Parishes
In New Orleans, June 1, authorities battle the Haemelia river flood to save sugar plantations in La Fourche and nearby parishes. Many planters abandon homes, livestock faces starvation, and steamboats deliver sandbags and supplies while wildlife flees.
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New Orleans
la Fourche
Hatfields and McCoys Josed No More Blood
Blaufield West Virginia June 11 The Hatfields and McCoys feud ends as Dr Hattie, cousin of Devil Ange Watfield, receives a telegram from McCoy leader endorsing his governor bid. Telegram dated Princeton lists greetings and longings for November. Dr Matheld nominated for governor in Republican primaries next week.
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Blaufield
W Va
Hitkfield-McCoy
HJ. Hattie
Devil Ange’ Watfield
Sa~ d Motoy
McCoy
West Virginia
Princeton
Mattick
Matheld
Kentucky pays tribute to Robert C Wickliffe
Kentucky paid tribute today as the body of Robert C Wickliffe of Louisville congressman killed last Monday was buried at Cave Hill cemetery. The funeral party included Mrs Adelie and her daughter and several Louisiana and Kentucky dignitaries such as Representative Wupre, Teles pinal Rangdell, Broussard, Wats king, Thlatlewood, Hawley, Traggart, and Cantill.
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Liularilie
Kentucky
Robert of Wickliffy
Louisvilla Congressmith
Caveill
Adelie
Bosier
Hornton
Louisiana
Wupre
Telespinal Rangdell
Broussard
Wats King
Thlatlewood
Miani
Hawley
Oregon
Raggart
Kaneas
Cantill
Kenturky
Irish suffragettes try hands at glass breaking
Dublin reports a campaign of window smashing opened today by suffragists targeting public postings and offices. Police restrained several men as women shattered windows during the protest, with some participants arrested while others fled after the glass breaking.
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Dublin
Qolten
Untle Trovl Ark Ting Beerdlaaly Airikes Condemned
President James Wilton addresses Pattern Miners lease in an era of reform. Broader education and work ethic discuss path capi ytd Inhov. Officials at Tran Ship Bulldora push biennial convention proposals and health department regulations. Citizens invited to Viltore and public correspondence encouraged.
Careful Folks Fifty Plus Use Cascarets Now
An old style advertisement urges readers over fifty to use Cascarets for bowel health. It targets slow, aging bodies and endorses laxative relief as essential, claiming Cascarets support gentle movement when exercise alone isn’t enough. The copy emphasizes routine use and even mentions a specific date and brand phrasing.
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Yau
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