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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1906
Page
21
The Principal Branch of the Standard at 28 East Broadway Butte advertises advertising rates on request. Telephone 423 offered for inquiries.
A quote emphasizes that the quality mirrors top goods but distinguishes itself by price, noting that only the cost reveals them as imitations. The remark suggests consumer awareness about branding and authenticity in a market dominated by similar products.
Butte notes list Moyer renting pianos from Orton Bros and a matter of Miss Harte’s vocal studio on Broadway. It mentions several residents with travel plans, including D A McKengle going to Denver, Mrs M J Dignan from Helena, and Reese B Wampler heading to Goldfield. Also notes births, marriages, bonds, and local business activity with names like Barney's, Hennessy store, and the Phoenix Mining co.
Rumors say a guard regiment resigned en masse on orders to assist in the ист confiscation, with unconfirmed details. Moscow faces talk of a fresh general strike as government troops mass and sapper battalions are readied. Emperor Nicholas received a Tula peasant delegation urging restraint and lawful handling of unrest while peasants are warned against vigilant actions. In Livingston, the Farmers Cooperative association filed incorporation papers with $100,000 capital, $10,000 paid in, listings for officers and committees.
In Butte traders focus on the sale of Butte & London to Venture of London and a 1% dividend from United Copper. Analysts predict copper market strength with potential mergers, new ventures, and improved cash flows for major producers, while labor and money constraints loom. The market sees Amalgamated and Butte Coalition movements, copper prices, and rising interest in high grade ore as expectations grow for 40 million pounds of copper this year.
A new Nevada mine venture named Norcross Goldfield Inc was incorporated in Arizona for 1 million dollars. C V Norcross presides with S A Kennedy as VP and S H McIntyre among directors. Four hundred thousand shares placed in treasury, 50,000 more to be sold, books open next Saturday. Local auctions drew crowds as men seek relief from job losses while plans to move operations from Butte begin.
The article outlines North Butte’s growth via the Herlin group and Berlin claims north of the North Butte properties. Diamond drills probe Berlin, signaling ore near surface, with $300,000 secured and 14.30 percent intrinsic value sought. Chairman Thomas F. Cate favors large cash surpluses before dividends, aiming for strong earnings amid copper market strength.
The school board accepted the resignation of a principal and elected Harris J. Bini of Bookane as successor after a teachers committee recommendation. Pat the school fire at Lerma house prompted safety measures as repairs and a fence for the rear were planned. Superintendent Young reported the fire damage and noted some rehabilitation work paused by heavy snow.
The city committee of the anti tenant democratic party met at the courthouse in the mayoral era. Dr was elected chairman in Wilson’s absence while Ran kept his old post. They set city primaries from 3 to 6 March 20 and the convention at 8 that evening in the city hall council chamber. A resolution endorsed Mayor Maccinniss administration and ward officers and pledged harmony with the mayor.
The notice advertises two desirable footwear styles. A Blucher Vici features circular vamp and heel fox, patent tip, medium extension sole, and boot heel. The second style uses heavy vitalic calf leather, very soft yet tough, with a heavy double sole and three to four Scotch sole edge, viscalized bottom, and a low flat heel for rough weather. Both priced at $2.95.
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