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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1909
Page
6
Fragmented OCR hints at a chaotic session on receivership for coal and steel industries. It mentions adjusting royalties, price reductions, and market expectations amid copper, iron, and refining concerns, with officials weighing measures and bond activity fading.
New York and London markets show copper and tin firming with limited load change. Cash balance reports reveal available cash near 16.08 million dollars and gold certificates around 49.43 million, amid a steady treasury statement.
Meager metal news notes copper traders in Butte yesterday reported modest activity and varied quotations. Quotations included Angin 8 percent, Amreconda 40 percent, North Butte 6, and Copper Greens Vananea 2. Trade discussed receiver work in New York and local interest despite a looming snowstorm.
The Chicago wheat market opened lower as bears pressed prices, with early declines seen across soybeans and oats. Exporters held back on corn, weighing on overall grain values, while the late session showed tentative recovery in some prices.
Fragmentary entry from Harper's Weekly notes mixed livestock prices and market terms with references to cattle and hogs. Mentions heavy, rough, and choice lots with varied price figures. several proper nouns appear fragmented and unclear. The passage also contains a political line about Lord Clanrieards and land seizure by a local commune.
A fragmented report describes decades of tenant unrest as agents evict tenants in Chew belulft with threats and murder feared. Lords and land commissioners resist rent abatements amid protests and police presence.
The Anaconda Copper Mining company’s sawmill at Hamilton will resume Monday morning with the whistle blowing Sunday night. About 209 men will be employed as the plant restarts after a yearlong strike, with the logging train arriving from Al Regle Sunday and the planer already in service. The company expects the mill to be a leading operation in the West.
Crow Indians will vie for cash prizes at a dry farming congress in November. Yellowstone county exhibits manager De Sudduth says John Small has pledged 200 dollars for best grain and forage crop display by Crow agency. The event aims to attract visitors and showcase agricultural products.
Dispatch reports the committee appointed to nominate a ticket for the municipal creation declined, saying both major parties will nominate and a third ticket is unnecessary. They note little demand for a citizens ticket and see no public interest. Members listed: Walter Cooper, W. S. Davidson, J. H. Baker, Crneies Metsch, Beneat Hellman.
Constructors of the dry farming congress arrived at Weaver to open permanent headquarters, following the auction of the recent congress held in Cheyenne.
Farmers along the Wabash River near Indianaoll a News report great sport chasing ducks and geese weighted with oil from Minol fields. Ducks struggle to rise as hunters observe lively pursuit. Charles Benham, a local farmer, bagged 11 ducks in one afternoon.
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Auction notices and classified listings show furniture sales, machinery, real estate loans, and business opportunities in Butte and Anaconda. Items include complete creamery equipment, a Dutchshop, a small grocery, a cafe, laundry equipment, and restaurant space. Also offered are mortgage and loan services, insurance policies, and real estate listings in Granite and Silver Bow areas.
FOR SALE OR LEASE THE BUILDING known as the Allen Feed store 113 EB Third si Apply S16 WW Park. Also BALM OF FIGS sickly women call for free A-convex C A Daley 195 Colorado street Butte LADIES PRIVATE HOSPITAL Mae Watinen midwife 47 S Main Lady private hospital listings and ads from Butte area appear in this fragment.
Broad mix of classified ads from Butte and Anaconda offering sale items and services. Pools tables, mining machinery, lumber, quartz and placer mining supplies, driving horses, dyeing services, hairdressing, home goods, and ranch rentals appear, with contact locations on Broadway and nearby streets. Also notes paid courses in mechanical drawing and miscellaneous ads for equipment suppliers.
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