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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1908
Page
5
Markets show limited movement as traders note high and low quotes for the session. Daily figures reflect modest shifts in price, with price ranges restrained amid mixed trading activity and cautious investor sentiment.
Authorities report a general rise in stock prices with strong activity in Amalgamated, Centennial, Qserola, and North Butte as buyers reappear. London markets show Americans firm, while banking grain loans and pending debt issues shape the outlook.
Sal bake. Srpt. at Machine, Iowa, was selected as the convention city in Td by The United Brotherhood of Carpenters. The nomination of candidates for national officers was to be held. President WW. N. Hue ber, Story rink Duffy, and Treasurer Thom Neale were nominated for re election.
Dillon Republicans form a Taft club with A J Radon as president and M B Barry Ivery as treasurer. A rally is planned at Burtend hall featuring speaker 1 0 Modgers who recently moved from Helena. Local figures Col Tatelek Henry Winston Saxton and others attend the event as part of a National Union Five Insurance company tie in.
Miss Lang and Mr Kinch wed in the office of A Lang in the Silver Bow block with a friend of the couple present. The ceremony united a Madison county figure and a visiting young businessman. The newlyweds departed for Helena and other state destinations after the ceremony.
The county commission arranged four voting machines in Butte Centerville and Walkerville areas for voter inspection. Twenty machines total are halfway delivered with the rest due soon. No live demonstrations will occur until election day. clerk Beott plans final setup today to help voters learn the new method.
A large Salt Lake audience attended the Great Music Carnival I3 at the Tabernacle with performances by the Denver choir and local soloists. President Arion Ta, Thomas, and Joby De Cutler led the events, delivering remarks and introducing singers as the crowd enjoyed a refined program featured by strong vocal numbers and impresive choral work.
Quarantine imposed on Dakota cattle shipments after a thorough investigation by federal officials. Prohibitions extend to the Paul and Northern Pass routes, with enforcement to prevent spread of disease. Funeral notices for local residents, including Mrs. Jensen and Mr. Jensen, reflect typical community obituaries of the period.
An auction promotes 250000 acres of prime Canada lands in Saskatchewan and nearby regions. The notice highlights potential buyers and market details, mentioning areas around Winnipeg and the desire to attract investors. Strong named entities include Saskatchewan, Winnipeg, and Canada lands.
A severely injured man testifies at Strangers hospital about the dynamite blast at the Diageo mine last Saturday. He describes the explosion, his own pain, and the chaotic moments as rescuers and witnesses discuss how the accident occurred and who was affected.
A readable fragment outlines heavy wool hunting garments with front stitching and double seams. It notes zigzag stitching on sides, reinforced edges, and brass grommets, plus a tape rim to prevent fraying. The text also contains stray archaic verse lines and a debate-year caption.
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