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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1913
Page
15
A garbled OCR fragment mentions the Renall Siorss and diners in America. It references Beeton and Valind with suggests they designed a dining product and recommends it for a partner. The text hints at a historical or promotional note about American diners and design.
The report notes improving copper buying and expected better results from a forthcoming producers' report. It cites strong absorption of stock, anticipated rally next week, and rising confidence as market sentiment shifts from bearish to constructive. Mentions Turkey Adrianople talks and general stock market buoyancy.
Harry Ward, a labor advocate described as aiming to unite workers behind Christian principles, plans a trip to Butte in the coming days. He is scheduled to appear at Mountain View on March 9 and 19, outlining his program to broaden church engagement and support for workers.
WF Fisher formerly general manager of the Davis Daly Copper company returns from Utah after examining mining property for Eastern interests. He also follows work by new owners on Golden Sunlight group Bear Whitehall, a property once productive but idle for years. A separate court scene involves Mrs who testified for the Maidens, aiming to clarify her stance regarding Mrs Gossell and alleged tenants, with legal action noted as civil rather than criminal.
The February trading report shows stock exchange activity rising with 17 listed stocks and several more awaiting listing. Stewart led transactions at 82 908 25 dollars, while Butte & Hacorn moved large volumes in the last six months, as overall annual figures exceed 1912 levels.
A wandering observer recalls a Beartooth forest reserve warning printed in Finnish to aid Finns unfamiliar with English. The piece blends local Montana reflections on forestry rules, park beauty, and long‑time figures from Butte including Tom Lavell and Jodie Holland, sharing memories of state history and community leaders.
A visitor arrives in Anaconda marveling at unseasonably cold weather, while a friend checks his numb fingers before discussing how to explain the political fight to friends. The scene hints at local chatter about climate and ongoing partisan debate.
Morgan notes there is no money trust but Butte remains wary of finance. The Connell store undergoes a dramatic front and side overhaul with a large electric sign replacing the old Connell name. The building, a historic landmark, evolves into a premier West shop as spring finery arrives and blooms in the hills.
The Ladies' aid society was pleasantly entertained at the home of Mrs R T Rule on Wednesday afternoon with a large turnout. A luncheon followed the business session, described as elaborate and enjoyed by all.
The Boston wool market this week shows limited volume and uneven activity. Some sales occurred at low prices while dealers who held firm values did not move much wool.
Grain prices listed include No 1 hard spring and No 1 northern wheat, No 2 northern and No 2 hard spring. Montana winter wheat and bran and barley prices appear with figures. notes indicate market activity in Minneapolis with standard price lettering and abbreviations.
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as a nightly solution for bowel and liver complaints. It claims the product cleanses the stomach and removes foul gases and undigested matter, with a one cent box promising a morning result and child-friendly taste.
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