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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1906
Page
7
Fragmentary text lists silk items and decorative fabrics with stated values such as two dollars and one fifty. Mentions include Jasper silks and Swiss fan fabrics with unknown context or full item details. No coherent event or clear entities to identify a complete news item.
An old newspaper ad lists skirts from fire quality Altman rolls with silk bands and French medallions, wide baits and white sheets at reduced prices. It promotes heavy bleached sheeting for single beds, pillow cases, and muslin with yard and item prices, noting specials and regular values.
Robert Macinley died from internal injuries after a fall of ground on the thirtieth floor of the Bell mine. Partner Lynch was injured, shift foreman Flood and boss Joy sustained minor injuries, as rescuers freed workers. Macinley lived at Bennett block Avizana and Park streets.
The Original Mining Company plans to restart its glare concentrator next week after a fire last December 30 damaged the old plant. West Stewart aims to have supply on hand as the new unit begins operations, with shipments from the Original Mining line resuming and improvements underway.
Fragmentary report notes Jehu 2 Iramberk and associates spending recent days in Missoula. They returned home yesterday amid repairs and rising prices in local inns garden and surrounding valleys as spring plowing begins and businesses resume activity.
A forthcoming commission will place Anicler items in service, incorporating high stack machinery and the arrangements of converters. The move signals expanded industrial connections and upgraded securing of system components.
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