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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1916
Page
13
Wall Street drifted into a cautious stance as railway labor tensions loomed, then rebounded with broad buying. Trading in marines and zinc favored with notable gains, while steel and rails showed mixed, uneven activity amid market nerves and anticipated policy action.
An advertisement seeks a partner for a son who understands the natural growth of a business. The plan is to invest at least $2,000 and develop the venture into a big producer. Respond with Box No. 781 Anaconda.
Vacation fares listed for round trips east and west along Montana's favored route with many states named and dates in August and September. The fragment mentions Colorado District of Columbia Georgia Illinois Indiana Town Kansas Kentucky Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Missouri Nebraska New Brunswick New Jersey New York and Minnesota-like items. The piece reads like a travel promotion card with scattered locations and month references. Measurements and complete details are absent, leaving an incomplete itinerary.
Richard Duxon, president of Tarbox Mining, reports on development at the Tarbox property. The 500-foot shaft advances slowly by hand but with new machinery the plant is set to operate by October, enabling 100 feet per month and deeper sinking to 700 feet with ventilation and a large pump. Drifts will extend to access 600 and 700-foot levels. ore shipments to commence once upper-level workings are expanded. Stockholders are asked to remit dues promptly to support continued work and upcoming mills.
A fragmented passage from a children’s story describes a snowy fairyland scene with a talking crow and Alice asking questions. Instructions hint at a dot-to-picture activity to reveal the snow queen’s tale by connecting numbered dots and collecting a scrapbook picture.
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