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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1908
Page
5
A garbled report describes waning investor interest and falling prices as stock dealings collapse. It notes opening quotes, subsequent offers, and a closing price decline in New York, with broader market sentiment mixed amid European and domestic economic signals.
Lewistown Ontario reports a great ore body in the old Links property has been cut. The mine manager and operators anticipate rapid development, with investors and local figures named as supporting the project. The piece notes expected early movement and changes in ownership or control as the site proceeds.
Court hearing today examined Morley claims by Morey to manage a precipitating plant and debates over interest and access. The proceeding adjourned with Morfors denial and questions about success of the operation amid unclear testimony.
A garbled message references a visit or sale in Missoula with vague pricing and dates. It mentions a directive to come to a location and notes a fine of 14 dollars tied to a claimed privilege. Names and places appear unclear and partly unreadable, leaving the core action and participants uncertain.
Turbulent trading in Chicago markets as wheat and staple grains show gains while metals and textiles falter. Traders report strong demand in certain futures, with prices volatile and current-month deliveries slipping amid broad market hesitation and weather-influenced supply concerns.
Fragmented OCR text references Patt tu Ohlo, Independence phone firms, and various names. It mentions towns, honey, and a diner. The readable portions are garbled with no clear events or dates to confirm a definite report.
A New York firm led by Jonasson & Co issued a market note on copper stocks, noting subdued market volatility and possible near term rally. They highlight Wall Street demand for copper plays like Ohia Copper and North Butte, with rising output and strong prospects for Butte coalitions and related producers. The report foresees continued price support as production costs stay low and demand strengthens, urging investors to consider copper shares amid election-time dynamics.
An OCR noisy ad-like passage extols Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a universal cure for blood disorders skin ailments and gland swellings. It claims blood purification and healing of eruptions and ulcers with a promise of potency and legitimacy through listed ingredients and a mail order offer.
An Idaho smelter project at Pomteriy Idaho is set to start in October as an anti-amelter venture. It plans to run excursions to Washington and Montana, employing about 240 men with ore on hand and contracts for more. Negotiations for an expansion add-on are reported.
A fragment suggests Americans won finals at the Olympics amid a debate over democracy. Names and places are unclear, but the brief notes a triumph connected to the games and political context.
Heroig police officer Nicholas Noster of Jersey intervened in a deadly blaze at New Varh. He kicked in a door, woke sleeping inmates, and carried a helpless woman to safety before succumbing to smoke and heat.
In Breathitt County Kentucky, Harris Malligen Alex Hargis and Jesen Spleer, charged with fascination of Taine workrell, were dismissed on writ of commonwealth. The circuit court released them after the state attorney said the cases had burned tried and he did not think they could come.
Fragmented notes from Hamilton region recount social visits, political stops, and community happenings. Mentions include officials, the Bitter Root valley travel group, and local institutes, with scattered names such as J. Metedf, Ebner Ressler, and Mrs Gooukil. The report hints at attendance issues and accessibility concerns for a Hamilton event at a hotel venue.
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