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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1913
Page
17
The market shows a broad decline with Amalgamated copper among affected shares. Reports from Boston and the government suit against American Smelting Co weigh on sentiment. Industrials sell off. traders await official actions and tariff news as a cautious stance aims to limit further losses.
Washington announces Geoffrey O'Hara will be an Instructor in music under Indian affairs. He will record native music, arrange it for Indian schools, and live on reservations to study and cultivate the songs, aiming to foster pride in ancestral arts.
A fragmented column captures local chatter about weather mildness and spring chores with notes on fly control and cleanliness. It records brief sketches of residents including Fudge the track worker, AL King of the Republican club, and Sam Salishure, plus nautical and fishing reminiscences and small town gossip about Mile markers and personal anecdotes.
shoppers flock to West Park Street as Baste unveils a new wave of good suits at bargain prices. Nouchers advertises the event with emphasis on value and quality.
Louis Lepine, head of the Paris police for two decades, famed as a literary epithet maker, is described as 67 years old and a veteran of the Franco German war. The article also notes Amsterdam port plans with a dock and quay expansion and about 10 million dollars in government funding.
In Butte a debate on wages and company power centers on Anaconda Copper's conduct. The firm cut miners pay to 8.35 a day from higher rates, while earlier agreements tied to copper prices are examined. Analysts note better efficiency and cost savings from new operations at Corbin and Rose & Corbin, with continued development across nearby mines.
The Corbin camp in Montana advances a new copper mill started under a mine expert from Arizona. The unit handles 256 tons in 21 hours and could reach 280 tons daily, with plans for a 1000 ton daily expansion. The Boston & Corbin mine feeds a large ore body likely to last three years, while railroad and hydro power infrastructure support rapid development in the historic copper district.
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