Market and mining notes hint at rising copper demand
Copper stocks trend lower with Butte and Superintending leading declines while a bullish note from Paine hints at an era of prosperity with higher prices and potential dividends. New York reports include Southern Railway locomotive purchases and bond plans, amid tense political factors influencing market sentiment as crops and metals forecast gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte & Superinr
Paine
Ruston
Logan & Bryan
New York
Londo
Epworth League Convention Set for Mountain View Church
The seventh annual State Epworth League convention meets at Mountain View Church in Butte starting Thursday evening with 202 to 250 delegates from across Montana. Organizer Butte Epworth League union presents a full program including welcomes, talks by Rev H G Furbay and Rev W Edward Gratz, music by Stevens Glee Club, and tours of local mines and gardens. Sessions run Friday to Sunday with prayers, sermons, missionary addresses, and a closing Sunday service led by Rev Gratz, with notable Montana speakers and Missoula and Helena participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State
Epworth League
Mountain Vinn
Mountain View
Greee
Mount Bethel
Trinity
South Side Methodist
Butte: Epworth
Trippett
Mountain View Church
Butte
Fred J. Fourman
Butte Spworth League
Wilon
William B. Curry
A. C. Routzehn
Great Walls
Enemy of Progress
H. G. Furbay
Montana Anti-Saloon League
Helena
Stevens Glee Club
Marning
Praise Servier
W. C. Bhielver
Livingston
MT. Aa
Helen Morean
Qi Miller Billings
C. RB
Hills Great Fells
Willams
Grester Montana
Helene
Van
Trev
Edward J. Gratz
Minneapolis
Wr. Gratz
Smelier and &Rida
Cowmbia Gardens
Math Tay
H. PF. Mitherton
Spokane
Yielen Mille
Missoula
Lpworth
Star Street
Weloek
Broadway
Dakota
Air Gratz al
Tr. Grats
Ly Mss
FA. Arimetrong Hat Kpliswell
Baytint
Georgetown Advertisers Ship Free Booklets
Georgetown merchants and others are sent to the Butte office of the Standard a supply of booklets. The pamphlets contain a large amount of Georgetown inlining tariff and a map showing patented claims. Booklets are to be distributed free and available for the waking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Georgetown
Last of Quarantines Is Removed in Butte
In Butte the last quarantine marker was taken down by Dr. Carl Kitstan of the city health department. The action ended a lengthy period of containment after a diphtheria case prompted quarantines. Two children were affected, with one recovery reported. officials note a rise in cases and urge prompt reporting by physicians and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Carl Kitstan
Childran
Missing Fragments Unclear Ad Copy From Local Paper
Fragmentary ad style snippet lists a savings bank and depositary for postal waving funds with four percent interest on time and savings accounts. Mentions administration of estates and free will writing. Includes garbled store and product references with unclear headings and nonsensical phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Staton
Willa
Tale of Calves 13 Heard in the Court
In Judge Lynen’s department a trial opened after L A Beviere sued Bulte aehuving company. Beviere sent 98 calves from Logan last fall and seeks 316 percent, claiming a balance owed. The company argues the calves arrived not marketable and the balance after costs went to his supplier. All parties are cattlemen. The case continues Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynen
L. A. Beviere
Bulteauehevimg Company
Beviere
Logan Ast
T Ie Company
Cattp
Ulchers
Patents Highlight Odd Inventions From Two States
A Wyoming inventor unveils a velockwirk driven machine combining a searchlight and blank cartridge discharge at intervals to deter predators. Other notes describe a foldable envelope with a veiled wire spring for fastening papers, a tang punch to bind multiple sheets, and a two-compartment device adapting to fur and leather items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Uno Jr
Wyoming
Two Topical Pictures At The American Theater
The American theater features two topical motion pictures for the next two days. One highlights a prominent presidential exhibit in action, the other is a pictorial review of Shriners convention festivities in Los Angeles including the Wis parade, Monts representative, and Masonic bodies with the evening electrical display. A photoplay titled The Eternal Conflict portrays a woman journalist exposing political corruption. An American story titled Foreign is presented with a clever unscrupulous woman pursuing stolen defense plans, plus a light fire comedy and a musical program featuring Frances Sarver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Theater
Shriners
Los Angeles
Wis
Monts
Ern Foreign
Urges National Probation Law for Young Criminals
A report notes Charly N. Sorming, veteran of the state prison board, calls for a national probation law to handle youthful offenders and others who commit offenses against the federal government. It recalls the recent adoption of a national parole framework and cites young offenders implicated in theft but not yet fully tried or sentenced.
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Neisen
Cole
Charly N. Sorming
State Board of Prison Directors
California
Sears
Seuntag
Tram the Gulengo Trine and Patent Themed Inventions
A garbled OCR notes various invented devices from a Tennessee doctor bed bathing system to public display projectors and a floating cylinder device for auto wrecks. It mentions an Ohio inventor and a dangerous array of unrelated items with unclear purpose.
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Hokl Se Bank
Panos
Thera Wan Beay
Ohio Manling
Police Court League Heavy Hitters In Local Rumble
Bean, a recent arrival from Salt Lake City, was fined $60 for striking a woman. He allegedly attacked in the restricted district and choked another woman. Officer Harrison testified Bean threatened retaliation after jail. Brothers Peter Kinahan fought each other. each fined $10. Jo Ke mediated a disturbance at MouCaw’s saloon and received a police peacekeeper fee. Harry Pos failed to appear. forfeited $35 bond.
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Bean
Sal Lake City
Wooman
Beak
Lherib
Lucile Harrison
Tiny Be
Harrison
Yom
Peter Kinthan
Fhe
Nghti MouCaw
Joo Ke
Art
Poltcemaker
Harry Pos
Park Street
Driling Contest Draws Nevada City Mining Camps
Labor day event features Daley and Jack Harrison competing in a drilling contest with a $1000 prize and a keg. Prizes awarded proportionally for top placements amid intense rivalry among mining camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daley
Jack Harrison
Nevada City
Cub
Lev
Bo Tile
Jay Wutte
Moure JR
Gets It for Corns Really a Wonder
A garbled ad text touts Get s It for corns as a miracle remedy. It mentions trial offers and brand names like Juviwronce Co and Puller Drug Co, with unclear claims and dubious procurement details. The fragmentary copy resembles an old marketing blurb with scattered proper nouns and uncertain legitimacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HW. Juviwronce & Co
Chlorgo
Wy GB
Momkina & Co
Sen, Tatts
Puller Drug
Merman Winkle Raises Goat Orphans by Bottle Method
Merman Winkle, keeper at Golumbia gardens, tends two baby Rocky Mountain goats orphaned after their mother died Friday. He hopes to raise them by bottle, calling them "little critters" and aiming for successful hand rearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merman Winkle
Golumbia Gardens
Bas
New Wieder
Mo H
Otto Holdle
Young Ladies Picnic Stirs Butte With Strict Bar on Men
The Butte Young Ladies' club plans a June 29 picnic, boasting a unique all female outing. More than 140 members will attend, with coverage by one newspaper reporter. Secretary Blake seeks picnic grounds after leaving city. humor wanders on whether men may attend.
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Butte
Young Ladies' Club of
Butte Belles
Blake
Chamber of Commmerce
Great Northern
Young Ladies’ Club
Kytka Pursues Worth Of Old Book In San Francisco
Handwriting expert Theodore Wytka weighs value of a Tos’a Book of Martyrs copy from 1760 in a San Francisco setting. He contends a first edition could fetch high sums, while noting libraries spend on books yet some copies remain legible far into the future.
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San Francisco
Theodore Wytka
Pier Ponk Morgen
Bat
Kytka
Carnegie
Tos
Morgan
Vic
Thomas Burns
Sub-Treasury
Burns
Faney
Rolliestar Seis Wyatt Ie
Baltimore Girl Burned Self In Tragic Act
Irene Wisner, 10, saturated her clothes with benzine and set herself alight, dying from burns after expressing relief that her playthings be distributed among her playmates. The incident occurred as a result of perceived punishment for lack of attention to school studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Herange
Irene Wisner
Benahie
Tianna
Wireless Message Reach Varies With Time and Direction
A Chicago Tribune report notes that wireless telegraphy distances change by time of day and direction. Messages sent rapidly during daylight travel up to 100 miles, while at dusk the range can exceed that, especially toward the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Nota
Paris
Selentiatd
Rapid Vie Pratiang
Milan
Gunset
Experimental engine builds in Germany show early success
A postwar test program in Germany uses a coal powered engine and a novel gear system to demonstrate practical operation. Early results indicate stability and potential for further refinement.
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Finley
Southern Railway
Wilcox
Public Service Commission
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Perth Amboy
Tafe
Sherman
Alt
Commerce Court
Berlin
Boston
Butte Mining Stock Exchange
Epworth Leaguers
Simi Orenilen
Han of
Agkad
Altteda Sreiee
Barnes
Butle & Bacor
Ellisten
Butie & Superior
Keating Guld Neas
Alice Mansses
Tees
Bune & el
Butle & Eby
Butte-Stilwaukee Oil
Butle Iwaukee
Milwaukee
Butte-Milwaukee
Thony Stewart
Sis
Isli
Butle
New
Ark
Seattle
Puget Sound
Hotel Savoy
Ainers
Tintte
Mant
Dailey Gusnew Moe
THE
Police
Motiple
HITE
Saab
Eeles Anterioe
Ie Oy
K. D
Bereta
C. B. Williams CO
Sash and Doors Poe
Paine, Webber & Company
East Broadway
Butte, Mont
Uakiurg
Galtaraia
Woelfe
Stanford
Unterislerand
University of Calornia
Ubrary
Laelia Clay Cargen
Houston
Northwaal
Tomo
F. Strong
Cannon Hel
Wark
Germany
Proving & auCcoEs
Brunot
Waebs Corlifigale
Sunil
Welle Jas
Vassar
Uys Nest
Foreig
Ifine Art Atudio
Bor Turtles Information
Rrunoy
Straffie Avenue
Suokaue, Wash
College of Montana
Henry RB
Pancher Doer Lodge
Mont
Saylor
Wank
Iits
Wash
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