Davis Daly Copper Co assessment notice to stockholders
Notice to stockholders announces a one dollar per share assessment by the Davis Daly Copper Co with payments due in two installments on July 20 and September 20, 1910. Payments accepted at Metropolitan Trust Co in New York or International Trust Co in Boston. Transfer books closed on specified dates. certificates must accompany payments. By order of the board of directors W. C. Bhaw assistant secretary.
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Davis-Daly Copper Co
Metropolitan Trust Company
Wall Street
New York City
N. Y
International Trust Company
Muk Street
Boston
Mass
Board OF
W. C. Bhaw
Messages for Dry-Land Farmers on Soil Moisture and Crops
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Bozeman notes that dry farming should keep moisture in subsoil and away from the surface. It recommends thorough disking and turf packing during plowing, deep seeding, early maturing crops, and careful crop selection. Turkey Red wheat leads dry-land yields, with hulled barley, macaroni wheat, 60‑day oats, corn at low altitudes, alfalfa, and Canada field peas as key rotations. Also urges seed cleaning and formaldehyde treatment to prevent smut.
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Standard
Bozeman
Alfred Atkinson
H. F. Patterson
Agronomy Department
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Canada
Montana
Farm Laborers Organizing in Northwest Harvest Areas
A Special Dispatch from Spokane reports organizers unaligned with existing unions are forming farm hand locals in Eastern Washington and Oregon to push a minimum wage of 3.50 for an eight hour day. They seek higher rates for sack-sewers and forkers and aim to raise machine men to 10 to 12 dollars daily. Initiation is 50 cents. plans include recruiting from colleges and bringing in workers from eastern regions to harvest grain, grass, and fruit crops. Frank Trader leads the effort, promising to coordinate locals across Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana.
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Spokane
Wash
Pacific Northwest
Washington
Oregon
Frank Trader
Idaho
Montana
Funeral for Judge George R Milburn Draws Huge Helena Crowd
Hundreds gather for Judge George R Milburn's funeral at the Presbyterian church Helena. Masons Elks and Helena Bar members attend in a body. Rev N H Burdick conducts the service. Interment at Forestvale. Pallbearers include Goddard Parr Clements Hollo way Pigott Word.
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Standard
Helena
George R. Milburn
Masons
The
Elks
J. M. Clements
W. J. Holloway
W. T. Pigott
R. Lee Word
Diggs Griggs discuss cornet practice and home purchase
Diggs tells Griggs he encourages his son to practice the cornet. Griggs confirms the son has played two months. He adds that today he bought the house next door for half its value.
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Diggs
Griggs
Blobbs Bjones Goes Independent as His Own Boss
From the Philadelphia Record a snippet notes Blobbs Bjones has ventured solo in business. The chatter questions if he will truly be his own boss, but adds a twist that he is married, implying new independence may be balanced by domestic ties.
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Philadelphia Record
Blobbs Bjones
Blobbs
Eeven
Paris modiste plain colored suit and foulard trim
An article notes the latest Paris fashion trend a plain colored suit with a foulard trimmed bodice and tunic, showing when the coat is removed. The ensemble features a pongee coat and skirt with a shadow print foulard tunic and matching color accents.
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Paris Modistes
Foulard
Ponger
Breaks Into Rhyme In His Suit For Divorce
Spokane, June 26. G. H. Forth sues for divorce in Spokane county court. He quotes verses in his complaint accusing Della Forth of neglect and infidelity. The couple married in November 1904 and have a 4 year old child living with his grandparents after separation last November.
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Spokane, Wash
G. H. Forth
J. ©. Kleber
Spokane County
Della Forth
Forths
Spokane
No Need of Census of Indians in Ten Years
Washington reports that the thirteenth census will include an Indian population count. Officials expect by ten years hence most Native people will be citizens, ending tribal relation tabulations. The schedule will record tribal relations, blood quantum, marriages, polygamy, education, taxation, allotments, and dwelling type.
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Washington
Census Bureau
James Riley Found Guilty of First Degree Murder
Salt Lake City on June 26 a district court jury found James Riley guilty of first degree murder in the shooting of George Fassell an east side grocer during a store robbery on March 26. Harry Thorne who confessed to firing the fatal shot faces trial next week.
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Salt Lake City
District Court
James Riley
Riley
George Fassell
East Side
Harry Thorne
Fassell
Silver Bow National Bank Savings Dept Offers 4 Percent Interest
The Silver Bow National Bank savings department advertises 4 percent interest. It is the only savings department in the city under national supervision.
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Silver Bow National Bank
Prognosticate Dryness in Washington and Idaho
Spokane reports that Boyd P. Doty of the Washington Anti-Saloon League and William J. Herwig of Idaho predict both states becoming dry before 1911 ends. They claim British Columbia will soon be saloonless, Boise remains wet, and Idaho has only 10 saloons left. The league aims to bar all saloons with the next legislature.
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Spokane
Wash
Boyd P. Doty
Anti-Saloon League
Washington
William J. Herwig
League
Idaho
Commonwealths
British Columbia
Pacific Ocean
Doty
Herwig
Idano
Boise
Prices in Cincinnati Long Ago From Guest Journal
The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune notes a 1823 volume by Moses Guest recounting market prices in Cincinnati. Beef and pork sold at 2 to 4 cents per pound and 1.5 to 2.5 cents, butter 12.5 to 18.5 cents, eggs 4 to 10 cents a dozen, flour 1.25 to 1.75 per hundredweight, cornmeal 18 to 25 cents per bushel, oats 12.5 to 18 cents, chickens 10 to 25 cents a pair, potatoes 25 to 37 cents, and turnips 18.5 to 25 cents per bushel. It also notes horse-powered water works and a nine to ten foot thick nine story riverfront flour mill with 15,000 bushels capacity, contrasting with a later Lawrenceville elevator at 600,000 bushels.
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Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Cincinnati
Moses Guest
Looker & Reynolds
Philip Hinkle
Lawrenceville
Elections in Mexico Pass Quietly Across Northern Regions
El Paso June 26 reports Mexico's presidential and vice presidential polls in Juarez and Chihuahua passed off without disorder. Porfirio Diaz led with a large majority while Ra mon Corral also topped the ticket. Madero and Deshesa drew unexpectedly strong support. Juarez saw three liquor arrests.
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el Paso
Texas
Mexico
Juarez
Chihuahua
Porfirio Diaz
Ramon Corral
Madero
Deshesa
Mass Jewish Expulsions reported in Kiev region
A June 23 to June 25 period records 46 Jews expelled from Kiev 87 from Salomenka and 387 from Demieffka. An additional 27 were expelled from Kiev 24 from Salomenka and 17 from Demieffka today.
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Kiev
Salomenka
Demieffka
Gas troubles cured with Herbine remedy ad
An ad explains gas in the stomach comes from fermented food and urges quick removal of badly digested matter to avoid a bilious attack. It promotes Herbine as a cleanser for stomach liver and bowels, restoring energy and cheerfulness. Price 50c. Sold by Newhero Drug Co Butte and Smith Drug Co Anaconda.
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Newhero Drug Company
Butte
Smith Drug Company
Anaconda
Ady
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