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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1907
Page
5
Mountain View Sunday school plans a big rally tomorrow with 248 attendees last week. Mrs. Frank Riley leads singing and classes cover all ages. Primary department graduates receive diplomas and gowns, with music and tours arranged.
A Milwaukee Sentinel note suggests repurposing empty jars by washing and reusing them. It advises labeling twice yearly checks, keeping shelves clean, and sealing jars to prevent pests.
A turbulent copper market rattles investors and consumers as Amalgamated and other majors shift output. Reports warn of price declines, supply constraints, and strategic buying while miners hold firm, urging patience and long term averages amid looming production shifts and a potential week long price wobble.
Sperig Correspondines of the Standart Billings, Gepl. 19 A would be burglar entered the home of Joseph Baker, 2 Bust Man- Vuntonveoue resident, late last night. Baker awoke to noise and the intruder entered the room. Baker grabbed the burglar as he attempted to flee, the struggle spilling into darkness. Police investigated. suspect was later detained. The incident prompted a brief safety note and local banking update follows.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a new marker for ships and a company named Saxe Creek Sheep discussing management of ewes at fat heat. Names and places are unclear. details insufficient to determine event, dates, or responsible entities.
Copper market outlook improves as buyers cover shorts and prices edge higher. Trade sources note lighter selling, with Amalgamated and North Western among leading stocks showing gains while overall sentiment firms on the long side. market watchers anticipate a cautious but firmer tone ahead.
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