Record zinc and lead ore boom in Missouri-Kansas district
Figures for the first half of 1907 show a remarkable rise in output and valuation for zinc and lead ores in the Missouri Kansas mining district. If the same pace continues, total annual valuation could exceed 18.7 million dollars, rivaling Alaska gold output. Through June, the district produced 316 million pounds of zinc ore and 9.55 million pounds of lead ore valued at 3.738 million dollars.
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Galena
Kas
Missouri-Kansas
Alaska
Kansas City Journal
Baxter Royalty Company Promises First Dividends This Year
The Baxter Royalty Company reports rapid growth with five operating mills and plans for up to fifty mills by year end. It guarantees dividends paid from actual earnings, with first payment expected before January 1 1908. Officers are bonded and stock value may rise as mills and lands expand.
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Baxter Royalty Company
$110 000 For Zinc Lease In Joplin District
J Stewart of Centercreek Mining reports a $110000 payment for a Morgan forty acre zinc lease north of Carterville. It is the district’s largest cash deal of its kind with one mill on the tract. The land shows a ten to fourteen foot ore face above the 156 foot level and a sixty day option on the fee is offered.
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Carthage
J. He Stewart
Centercreek Mining Company
Carterville
Centercreek Company
Pennsylvania Company
Kansas City Daily Journal
Vast Lead and Zinc Lands Near Baxter Springs Kansas Revealed
Advert shows 3720 acres of Missouri Kansas district claims rich lead and zinc ore beneath within 20 to 100 feet, with five mills in operation since 1904 and plans for 300 operating companies. It asserts high daily mill capacity and strong annual profits, urging investment and development across remaining lands.
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Baxter Realty Co
Baxter Springs
Kansas
Enormous Profits From Lead and Zinc Mining
The demand for Lead and Zinc is rising in many industries and could push prices higher. Zinc coatings protect ships, and both metals are essential in paints, plastics, and electronics. Southwest mines reportedly offer strong dividends, with ore near surface, cash buyers, favorable climate, and no price-controlled trusts.
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United States Navy
Southwest
Joplin District as World’s Leading Zinc Miner Highlighted
An appeal to readers to educate the nation about the Missouri Kansas lead and zinc mines near Joplin. The district’s output exceeds Alaska’s gold, Canada’s gold, and Mexico’s, with about 300 mines in operation and 12 000 miners employed. The plea urges sending the message by wire to friends and strangers alike.
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Joplin
United States
Missouri-Kansas
Alaska
Mexico
Canada
India
Colorado
California
Montana
Nevada
Oregon
Utah
Germany
Great Britain
Italy
Turkey
Central America
Brazil
Japan
Venezuela
Austria Hungary
Lands of the Baxter Royalty Company Located in Rich District
The Lands of the Baxter Royalty Company lie in the wealthiest portion of the described rich district, highlighting its valuable locale and prominent positioning.
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Baxter Royalty Company
Baxter Royalty Stock Sees Final 12 Cent Offering
August 3 price advances to 25 cents final offering of Baxter Royalty stock at 12 cents per share par value It markets idle 3000 acres of ore lands as bankable assets and urges rapid subscription to fund development before shares rise to 25 cents. The company states this is the last 12 cent issue and remaining stock will be sold to first-comers at 25 cents.
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Baxter
Baxter Royalty Company
Ana
Eee
United States
Baxter v
Treasury
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STEAD
ZINC
Baxter Royalty Co
Roperty
Spring River
Rreaty
Kramer-Morse
Kentucky
Lead and Zinc
Joplin Monitor
Quapaw
Financial Bulletin
Denver
Colo
Kan
New State Mining Company
Baxter Royalty Land
Baxter Royalty
Mission
Peter Clabber
Quapaws
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Ohio
Bh. T. McCarthy
Omaha
Neb
L. H. Watts
R. W. Bailey
Kansas City
Baxter National Bank
National Bank of Commerce
James H. Manning
Bank of Commerce
Kansas City, Missouri
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