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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1911
Page
20
Partial OCR text describes maritime transit between Derry and new maples with references to ships and routes. Mentions TecuiVe Bend and local names such as Genece and Rody, indicating a travel or shipping notice from a historical period.
Wall Street Journal notes negotiations on a copper merger likely after the American Tobacco decision, with optimism for consolidation. Some producers warn of global demand, U.S. production limits, and the need for fair depreciation to avoid losses while preserving profits.
An old advertisement touts Newbro Dandruff Cure as a remedy that cleanses the bowels purifies the system and restores a healthy feeling. It lists price and availability through local drug firms including Smith Drug Co and a general distributor.
A terse editorial fragment argues that persistent effort in searching for work through want ads could lead to better job opportunities and greater earnings, suggesting advertising pays off for job seekers.
The text argues that higher production raises costs and lowers prices, manufacturers accept low per pound costs when markets are stable and公平, and small producers favor consolidation to exploit price spikes. It cites cents per pound and equal treatment as key factors in a stable market.
An editorial in the Colorado Mining Record argues mining is not booming yet but active, with renewed camps and rejuvenated old camps across the West. It notes rising activity in Montana Idaho Arizona Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri zinc belt, more mine sales and improving production and dividends including Goldfield Consolidated, and predicts a prosperous year for mining overall.
Billings annual report details a total enrollment of 2.10 percent for the year, with 57 more students than last year. The teaching staff includes 31 graduates of normal schools and 15 with college or university diplomas, and five new, well equipped buildings have been added since eight years ago, including a pioneering industrial facility in Montana.
Assistant District Forester R. Y. Stewart of Missoula and Supervisor Conkling will tour the Gallatin forest reserve to plan reforestation efforts. They will identify seed gathering sites and tracts for seeding next fall and spring, targeting lodgepole pine fir and spruce for burned Montana districts. The Mis soula district allocates funds and effort to reforestation across the West.
Wallace Idaho May 8 The reforestation of the burned areas in the Coeur d Alene national forest has started. Government officials plan to grow hardwood trees common in the East by planting 7 000 pounds of walnuts hickory nuts and acorns near the Hord ranch on Placer creek and other sites along Slate creek divide. Six men will work under forestry officials to test growth in this Rockies section.
Students of Gallatin county high school celebrate the debut of the Gallatin the annual yearbook distributed yesterday. The 100 plus page volume is well illustrated covering school activities in a clever style. Lyndall Davidson is editor in chief with a roster of assistant editors and editors in various departments.
Miss Phoebe Edith Morgan of Bozeman will wed Rev B Z McCollough pastor of Billings First Presbyterian at the Morgan home Tuesday evening at 8 30 o clock The Rev Dr R M Donaldson of Denver will perform the ceremony Miss Morgan taught domestic science in local schools The Rev McCollough has served Billings Presbyterian seven years and recently resigned to lead a church in Santa Fe New Mexico The couple will reside in Santa Fe after June 15.
The Rev. J. E. Noftsinger of First Baptist Church in Butte bids farewell after fourteen years with the church. He outlined his work including baptisms, memberships, and services and read resolutions praising his ministry. He departs for Seattle to lead Temple Baptist Church.
Twin Bridges May 28. Silver Star, one of the oldest mining camps in the southern part of the state, reports a hopeful spring with a prosperous year for miners. Leasers are active, ore is good, and shipments to smelters and the railroad shipping point are rising. Mines are small but productive and workable by men with limited means.
At a recent modern history contest held in a Catholic high school Master Karl Blodgett won the top prize for his thorough knowledge, strong English expression and declamation. Dee MacGonigle and Mary Deeney earned second honors while Francis Silver and Irene Cleary took third.
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