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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1907
Page
4
Disjointed OCR fragment details a mining or property dispute around Sullivan area with references to CTBT Hie and Colo extension, noting excavation depths and surface work. It mentions a superintendent, hospital, and various named individuals in a murky project narrative.
Reported by the Lincoln Post, experts from the United States and European agencies are due to inspect the Tungsten region. They aim to assess vast deposits in Pierk County noted as among the largest globally, with predictions of transformative industrial impact upon confirmation.
The article notes abundant ore material in Park canyon with no recent work. It says shipments possible without dead work, but surface cleaning is needed to render the claim productive after years of inactivity. Local mining interests foresee potential gains once preparatory cleanup is completed.
Mrs Lydia Phillips Williams a clubwoman of national fame dies in Minneapolis from pneumonia. She served on the General Federation of Women's Clubs board and was past shire president of Minnesota. A speaker with strong eloquence, she helped preserve the state’s forests and was active in national federation work. Her brother was a physician in Minneapolis.
Bart Downey vice president of Montana Morning Mining and Milling, Troy, reports Libby visit with favorable notes on Callahan Creek properties. Eight claims near Troy, shaft depths 116 and 50 feet, tunnel 175 feet, plus 30 feet under shaft target. Ledge widths of three and a half feet, ore averaging lead 44 percent, silver 1 ounce, zinc 16 percent. Company plans compressor power and joint arrangements with Victor Empire and Silver Crown on Granite Creek to develop and transport ore.
Fragmentary notice reports Jonna Deake sold his North Moccasin holding to Barnes King People, with wariness about the deal and unclear financial terms. The unreliable dispatch hints a sophisticated encounter in New York City and mentions Senator Ivary Rab and a meeting involving Dene inkeresty. The item is presented as a brief financial sale in a troubled local page.
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