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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1908
Page
27
Markets showed little net change with declines modest while liquidation appeared in early sessions. Arizona Copper and Calumet & Hecla sparked discussion as Osceola stockholders face proxy battles, and analysts note evolved conditions across Erie, Rock Island, Gould, and Southern railway issues amid a cautious trading climate.
The dispatch notes that conditions may improve soon with political and business signs in place. It cites Bull leaders keeping prices high until stocks look more attractive and investor interest grows. It mentions bullish hotel chatter around Union Pacific and Southern Pacific.
An important electric project moves forward at Great Falls with significant power implications for the area and nearby communities.
The Boston News Bureau reports Butte Coalition aims to boost ore output to 50 million pounds annually and supply electric power via a Great Falls water power project. Deals involve Amalgamated Copper affiliates and Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railway division, with William Rockefeller visiting Butte.
In Salt Lake City a Black man, Oliver McManus, was chased through the fair grounds and dragged from a streetcar by a crowd after a dispute over a bet. He was severely beaten before police intervened, while the stabbing assailant known as Slim fled and is at large.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Guy L Cochran named postmaster at Corvallis Ravalli County succeeding J C Allen who resigned from the position on October 14 with the appointment announced in Washington.
Harmful medical advertisement urges speedy treatment of diseases and weaknesses. It decries improper care and claims to cure by restoring organs without mutilation, warning of lifelong damage from bungled surgery. Emphasizes safety and thorough healing.
The report notes demand remains light as floor traders who sell for a turn move quickly. From current indications it does not appear to be improving, reflecting a subdued trading environment and cautious activity in the market.
An ad claims the practice is the largest and offers thoroughly safe, scientific treatment for men’s diseases at fair prices. It promises perfect results in all curable cases and lists ailments from nasal catarrh to nervous debility, asserting long experience and fairness.
The American Angora Goat Breeders' association held its annual meeting in Kansas City in conjunction with the American Royal show and re elected its officers. N A Gwyn of Lawrence Kansas was named president and John W Fulton of Helena Montana secretary treasurer. A discussion highlighted improving mohair quality.
The Post Office Department accepts Ravalli County Bank proposal to lease the Hamilton quarters for five years from August 15, including equipment heat light water and vault in the agreement signed as a special dispatch from Washington on October 14.
Helena October 14 The Inter Mountain district council Brotherhood of Electrical Workers completed its session and adjourned. Elected officers include President H Whalen Cheyenne Vice President for Montana R A Clayton Butte for Idaho A de Bruce Pocatello for Utah George Randall Secretary-Treasurer W C Madhurst Butte.
Helena held the Montana State Association of Miners first annual session with days devoted to organization. In the absence of president Josep Shannon M. L. Tompkins of Helena presided as vice president. about half the six-member membership attended.
London on October 14 reported 11 555 bales offered at the wool auction. Competition was animated with prices reaching the highest in the series. Crossbreds recovered opening losses as American home buyers stayed active. Scoured and fine medium grades showed a hardening trend. Punta Arenas grades advanced over July averages.
Special Dispatch to the Standard Fort Benton Oct 14 Chouteau county assessment totals 12 527 000 with a tax levy of 189 427 25 and overall taxes of 293 573 64. Registration is expected to reach about 3 000 voters an increase of around 400 from the prior registration.
These wood hunting flags are stitched double and feature 48 stars on both sides with zigzag stitching. A strong hem tape prevents fraying, brass grommets on heavy canvas headings, and the offer includes a $10 a year advance subscription to the Standard plus a $8 extra for one flag.
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