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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1913
Page
17
The Ohio Copper Company reports Dec 31 1912 cash of 281206 and accounts receivable 273127 with 123000 bills payable. Five months after reorganizing it earned 105000 but netted 57000 after interest and expenses, producing 294243 pounds copper 1820 ounces silver and 369 ounces gold.
Commercial tunnel and north south vein development west of the shaft aim to reach deeper levels. The mine shows copper silver and gold with high potential above the 20 level. owners plan continued sinking and a cutoff tunnel to improve hoisting, with a spur rail option and new stockholder slate led by M. Kearney and Shamokin directors.
Dr Schapp of Cornell university warned at a conference that degeneration and rare deaths by own action stem from industrial stress. He said factory work and ceaseless activity burden women, with clashes to keep jobs triggering widespread mental health breakdowns among one third of babies and other births in the era.
A Jacksonville Florida mass meeting under the National Child Labor Conference urged the abolition of child labor. The resolution calls for National Manufacturers Association support and cooperation from social service and welfare groups. Reports from Hermosillo say Arie Muller, an official and banker, was freed by state authorities after a raid on Banco de Sonora. Troops loot homes in Sonora amid unrest as residents return to the Mexican side. In Monterey, General Tracy Aubert marches toward La Paz amid rebel resistance near Villardama. Treviño orders strict campaign actions against the Maderistas but resigns as governor of Nuevo León.
A chaotic market day features a sag in eastern stocks with Boston and Maine and New Haven slipping, insiders alleging big short interest in Boston stocks driving declines. Butte traders note a dull market with low volume and cautious sentiment as European political tensions complicate recovery prospects.
A California commission postponed action on lease approvals, citing limits to interstate traffic jurisdiction. The panel planned to hold leases until a validated plan could be presented, while noting the plan’s limited scope and possible court action as the syndicate’s expiration loomed. Judges signaled fundamentals were not formed, reducing prospects for Union Pacific meetings.
An old advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a safe, delicious remedy for headaches, biliousness, and constipation. It advises a nightly teaspoonful to move poisonous matter and cleanse the bowels, claiming gentle action without weakness and warning against imitations.
An advertising claim asserts Croxone cures kidney and bladder troubles in the elderly by cleansing kidneys and removing uric acid. It promises quick relief from backache rheumatism and related ailments with immediate action and a money back guarantee through druggists.
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