Mining Notes Signal Multiple Local Mines Cashing In
The town’s mining scene reports Fay Jacobs unearthed about five thousand pounds more lead ore for his mother's residence, adding to a growing batch of finds. Brown Croft Co declares a four percent dividend on fifty thousand dollars, payable June 15 to holders of record. Linden area firms push shaft sinking, tailings cement brick production, and new leases, with Sunnyside and Essex shafts advancing. The Lucky Seven and Millard leases get drilling attention as industry expands in Linden. The Tony Grocery Co and The Tony Grocery Co successors announce new management and pledge fair, progressive service with full stock. Mrs. George Thrasher dies at 69, leaving a large family.
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Fay Jacobs
Brown Croft Co
Dark Horse Mining Company
Linden Mining Corporation
Platt Whitman Company
Linden
Saalsaa Mining Company
Dodgeville
Hoare Lead and Zinc Mining Company
Brown-Croft
Vivian Company
McDermott
Thomas Hicks
Sunnyside
Essex
Janesville
First Ward
Golden Rod Company
Millard
Mifflin
Hazel Patch
George Thrasher
Illinois
Mineral Point
Thomas
Andrew
Local Field News and Gipings from Mineral Point
Correll and Martin advertise clothing while Wallace Martin visits from Racine. A big picnic decorating planned for next Tuesday. Dick Gundry travels to Milwaukee for a two week stay. A Masten's offers millinery styles and prices. Churches at Plum Grove and Bethel heard a farewell sermon by pastor Mr Gee. Girling travels to Chicago to buy machinery for the Essex mine. Two-year-old Short Horn bulls for sale by N G B Zollinger Waldwick. Rev William Irish to preach at M E pulpit Sunday the 17th. Baseball game Saturday afternoon at the fair grounds Platteville Normal vs local high school. Cheese sales in Mineral Point: 271 twins and 245 daisies sold at 10 cents. Next meeting Tuesday June 9 at 2:00 PM.
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Plum Grove
Bethel
Gee. Girling
Chicago
Essex
N.G. B. Zollinger
Waldwick
Hurd
Wn. Irish
Baraboo
M. E
Platteville
Mineral Point
Longtime grocer John R. Toay sells business to Huxtable Toay heirs
John R. Toay retires after disposing of his grocery business to W. W. Huxtable, Geo. S. Huxtable, and W. H. Toay, each noted for ability and integrity. Toay leaves with public credit as an honest man. Wm. McMullen of Newark, a Baltimore & Ohio railroader and Essex mine stockholder, visited Girling yesterday and praised the region as an ideal place to live.
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John R. Toay
Messrs
W. W. Huxtable
Geo. S. Huxtable
W. H. Toay
Mr. Toay
Wm. McMullen
Newark
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