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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1912
Page
22
Readers with stomach trouble are urged to try Pape's Diapepsin a 50 cent case that digests heavy meals in five minutes and relieves acid stomach, gas belching, nausea, and headaches. It claims to cure indigestion and avoid laxatives, suitable for whole families.
Copper producers report a 3.5 million pound drop in February visible supply, a mild disappointment to traders though still favorable to producers. Amalgamated Copper leads activity with rising interest across Lake copper stocks as New York and Chicago markets show mixed sentiment and optimism for higher copper prices.
Chicago markets closed weak on early guesses about farm reserves, then recovered as Washington estimates proved bullish. Wheat reserves were the tightest since 19%. Most speculators held back until the government report released, with opening wheat prices rising on bullish foreign news and Ohio crop data showing 68 percent condition.
The March crop report from the U S Department of Agriculture lists remaining on farms March 1 by crop. Wheat stands at about 122 million bushels and corn at 884 million. oats 290 million. barley 25 million. Merchantable proportions hover around 80 percent for 1911 crops.
The Copper Producers' Association reports February stock on hand down by 3,340,645 pounds, with January declines pushing total year to date surplus beneath 26,514,000 pounds. February production at 116,035,809 pounds, down from January, while domestic deliveries fell 6,115,584 pounds and exports dropped over 17,000,000 pounds. Also noted and not produced this season in the U.S. is Yanewill's play The Next Religion, banned by London censor.
In Merritt British Columbia seven miners died and two were injured when a gas explosion hit the Diamondvale Collieries mine. Eleven were rescued while two escaped with injuries. the blast occurred about 200 feet above the main slope.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports the death of Mrs. Mary I. Ralston at 72 in Helena after a long illness. A Missouri native, she and her husband moved to Montana in 1864 settling at Aldergulch. She helped establish Marysville, later named by Col Cruse in her honor, and spent years in Teton county leaving five daughters and five sons residing in the state.
In a Wabash railroad wreck near West Lebanon Indiana two women died Mrs D B Good of St Louis and Mrs Fred Grant of Adrian Michigan were crushed when the day coach overturned onto a 30 foot embankment. A negro cook and other passengers were injured but expected to recover. Initial reports of two unidentified men dead were incorrect.
Los Angeles report states L. A. Adams of Hollywood phoned sheriff's officers to say he would be arrested at a friend's home. He surrendered and was jailed on a murder charge linked to the fatal throat cut of John L. Eason of Redondo Beach amid alleged disputes over his divorced wife with the suspect, Kason.
Detective O'Brien engineers a jailhouse romance as Otto Salo and Mollie Musson marry with Judge Donlan’s ceremony. Miss Musson sought Salo after her Finland bank book showed 2400 dollars. Salo surrendered to jail, then agreed to wed to avoid further time behind bars.
Michael J. Maher was appointed sheriff of Shoshone county Idaho to complete the unexpired term of the late John J Nicholson. He is a Burke pioneer and well known in Butte and Shoshone County, having arrived in 1885 and worked as a miner before entering business.
Laura Ferris Degelman, sister of John Nydegger Degelman, arrived in Butte yesterday at 2 30 pm. She weighs seven pounds and has the full support of her proud father Charles F. Degelman and her brother, who vows to share the family throne. Named in honor of physicians Dr. Phoebe Ferris and Dr. Laura Keisker.
New York reports John McNamara charged with robbing the Bank of Montreal at New Westminster British Columbia of 241000 was released by a US commissioner for lack of evidence but immediately rearrested on a break in a garage and automobile theft tied to the same incident. He faces a hearing March 14 as Charles Fox for the British government seeks extradition.
Mrs Mary Carney aged 74 died at her son James Hunt's home 929 South Main street after a general breakdown. A widow born in Ireland she lived in Butte 15 years and is survived by four daughters Mrs William Still Anaconda Mrs May O'Donnell Seattle Mrs Louis Wall Seattle and Mrs Thomas Jennings Goldfield Nev. Funeral from the son's residence Monday at 9 am with Requiem High Mass at St Joseph's Church at 9 30 am.
Joplin March 8 zinc ore prices advance to 54.50 a ton for 60 percent ore as heavy snows force mine closures. Production cuts and weather disruptions push prices near district highs.
Rock Island Illinois March 8 authorities report two sacks of United States mail were stolen from the Rock Island station last night. One rifled sack was found in a nearby box car while the other remains missing. The sacks were said to contain registered mail.
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