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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1908
Page
5
The stock market opened frenzied with widespread selling and cautious activity. Dealers cited pressure from large orders, with many issues closing lower as investors sought to rebalance portfolios. Highs and lows fluctuated while speculators watched for further declines and potential recovery signals.
Fragmented OCR notes show entities Eharex Price Hutte Avizoni Bulls Bacerat Butte Superior North Franklin and a total of 100 shares traded in eight transactions. The text is garbled but indicates a securities trade summary with several proper nouns and a share count.
A Boston News Bureau piece argues copper stocks are a logical buy with low metal prices and favorable trade conditions. Amalgamated Copper is praised for low costs, rich ore, and strong cash reserves, with projected profits per share. Norrin Butte and Anaconda show earnings per pound and share value under current market
The fragment describes a sale listing with unclear title and items priced around $2, 427, $40, and $3, mentioning various news snippets and a display. It appears as a damaged OCR segment lacking coherent names, places, or dates.
Reports from Midas in the Gold Circle describe New Camp of Nevada as a growing settlement with 259 houses planned, a general store, two doctors, a dentist, a post office with 100 workboxes, a $50,000 quartz mill, and lines of telephone and telegraph services. Major figures include P A Leamy, Mayor Juan M Burke, and national developers. speculation centers on gold veins and real estate fortunes.
Letters and editorial fragments praise for Marrs and warn about consent issues, noting behind the scenes letters from supporters and critics. The author claims no direct contact with the subject and preserves a word-for-word message from a close ally.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Harry Gallwey of Montana and supporters in the Northwest. References to Mary A Gallwey, Terry O Garmain, and local officials hint at political and business ties, with mentions of incorporation filings and regional leaders.
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