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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1907
Page
5
The copper stock market showed nervous, erratic trading with Amalgamated dividends cut and company notes signaling adjustments. News coverage notes activity at major exchanges, with references to Heine and associates and shifts in dividend declarations affecting market sentiment.
An old advertisement claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cures coughs and colds and fosters a friendly truce and commerce across much of the civilized world. It promotes personal recommendations as proof of its efficacy.
Mrs. Mary Donnie was granted a divorce from Tehird A. Denny by Judge Vox Inet. The couple are well known in the city, where they have resided for several years. The record notes her confinement to bed for several days preceding the proceedings.
Special correspondence from Blandhard reports the Big Ditch Company annual meeting of stockholders. Officers elected include M Graham as provident, Rehab Park as treasurer, Henry Whire as enor toey, and GDannell as tree. The canal is described as over 40 miles long, irrigating about 3,000 acres, with a tax rate of 2 cents for the past season, the lowest in the history of the district.
From Mining Aid Scientific Press a Bulle dispatch reports Oliver T. Crane master in chancery and referee in the Deere Ledge valley farmers versus Amalgamated Copper case. Crane’s report finds farmers damaged by the smelter and the plaintiff J Bliss awarded 85 dollars in special damages. he notes possible broader harms if the injunction is granted and awaits further orders as to suspension and potential further action.
Attendence at Mineral Township hall to elect officers and discuss the Insurance Fund and other business. Det. 18, county president. Kane Holgants, Vaunly Secretary.
In a damaged OCR fragment from a county case, jurors weigh a complex verdict involving a defendant linked to a shooting near Laurel. The text hints at the defendant's self defense claim and the trial's tense atmosphere as witnesses and procedures unfold.
Reports from Hayden Stanton and others describe a cooler market open with a negative trend by midday. Amalgamated Copper shows strength early but dividend news and output cuts push many stocks lower. rail shares resist, and widespread mine shutdowns press prices toward year lows amid volatile trading.
Special correspondent reports a young man from Billings, Walker 12 Veteran, died after months of illness and failed treatment. The bereaved include three small children and grieving parents residing in the area.
Doctor J L Oreese M D specialist in throat and lung ailments endorses Vinol as a palatable cod liver tonic. He cites personal experience and medical knowledge, praising its curative properties for weak, delicate, and aged individuals, and for chronic coughs, bronchitis and throat issues. Sold by Amith Drug Co in Anaconda and Newbro Drug Co in Butte.
A group including Charles Henshall of New York City and Dick Mayo from town spent a week at Red Rock lakes pursuing ducks. They reported calm, good luck with few shots, and enjoyed the wild country. They described the lake, the grass, and distant wildlife, noting the trip as a highlight of their lives and hinting at ongoing centennial displays in the region.
Special correspondence reports a May meeting of the Billings City Council. The council discussed lighting bids for street and public works, considering the lowest bids from firms including Yeven Bros and Herton. Bids for Meditcadamiging of certain docks were deemed too high and paused while engineers evaluated alternatives.
Special Correspondence reports Joseph Lawson on trial for the murder of Fisher in a poolroom altercation. Bystanders summoned aid after a fight where Fisher was knocked down, leading to arrest by federal officers. The piece also notes California residents awaiting a reception for a notable visitor and a proposed entertainment fund plan.
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