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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1923
Page
7
Buster Keaton will bow out of his current run at the American theater this evening with The Love Nest, supported by The Ghost Patrol. The Midnight Guest starring Grace Darmond headlines the program, followed by Fighting Blood, then Chicago Sal with Milton Sills and Alice Lake as the stars.
The Anaconda Copper Company annual report shows a profit of 3,530,878 for year ending December 31, 1922, with strong production growth across its American Brass company and associated plants. Copper prices, costs, and industry profits are analyzed, noting a 92.3 percent rise in American Brass output from 1921 to 1922 and widespread plant activity into 1923.
A vintage advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle, effective substitute for calomel to cleanse the blood, bowels, and liver. The copy claims clearer skin, relief from dullness, bad breath, and pimples, urging nightly use for a week at 10c or 30c.
The report notes 93,240 tons from company mines and 142,449 tons purchased, with Great Falls electrolytic plant yielding 113,475,088 pounds zinc and associated metals. Sawmills shipped 78,606,318 feet of lumber, while Diamondville and Washoe coal outputs totaled 814,327 and 151,201.40 tons respectively. Arsenic byproduct reached 3,036,447 pounds, and sulphuric acid production hit 28,739 tons.
Funeral held yesterday afternoon at Daly-Shea chapel for Captain William J. Hoar with Rev H W Woods of Unity Methodist Church officiating. Pallbearers included Clark Smith Leam Hoar Joseph Hoar William Tompkins Joseph Smith and John Williams. Hoar a noted Montana mining man directed the Josephine mine in Walkerville and helped develop Butte mines. interment at Mountain View cemetery.
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