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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1906
Page
5
Reports from the Butte district indicate several annihis firms halted operations due to severe weather and a cold wave. Mines at Gagne were set to resume today or tomorrow as trains dragged fuel toward the district while laborers awaited clearer conditions and resecured facilities.
reports show ongoing extraction activity at the Henndy property with the shaft foundation and ore grade under evaluation. Parke Channing, New York expert, surveys operations to forecast future output as Copper Consolidated plans new plant and enhanced water supply.
The text describes a large copper mining project near Metkerville with plans to drive a 1000 plus foot shaft, testing ore bodies, water management, and significant output expectations. It notes company formation, financing, and allied development work as crews advance to depths nearing 1000 feet, while surface operations continue and infrastructure is prepared for deeper extraction.
The Mountain Copper Group is showing up good ore at the Corbha Wickea District of Jeterean enmity, about 20 miles northeast of duble. The property, copper mine prospects and surrounding claims, attract attention of prospectors and investors as reports of rich copper ore surface.
The Silver Fissure Mining company in the Arena district of Beaverhead county prepares to resume operations after snow delays. Superintendent Avinater Jr returns from New York to oversee development, with machines delivered and ore opened in the upper levels. Several Butte men show interest as development progresses and the property is explored for a new vein.
fragmented OCR text recounts Bert Marsh at home with Nevada mentions and scattered references to events, people, places, and dates. It includes garbled phrases about races, talks, and activities, with unclear connections and numerous unreadable segments. The piece appears to be a collage of notes rather than a cohesive report.
Reports from Mrs. Fox and Miss Adams claim Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound cured tumors without surgery. Letters describe dramatic relief from pain and abnormal bleeding, with patients thanking Mrs. Pinkham and urging others to seek her advice at Lynn Massachusetts.
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