Monopsony debate stirs in mining finance policy
The Helena era excerpt discusses ore mining economics, noting that labor and capital together receive only a small share of net profit while a single benefactor reaps the majority. Commentators question whether private monopoly harms or benefits broader industry, with calls to restrict or defend capital power amid rising extraction costs.
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Ahauhd Te
Sakitien
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Mores & Co
Guy
Colby
Captain Selmer
Nyerty
More & Me
W G. Kasleson
Helena
Menopoaly— Tethotesta Kina Wieness
Fragmented OCR pours out a labor dispute rant
A troubled, garbled OCR passage discusses wages, monopoly, and producer privileges with scattered references to laborers and prices. It shows a heated, incoherent debate on compensation, costs, and control of ore delivery, with numerous stray numbers and disjointed phrases.
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Anil
Thousands cured by Peruna remedy claim
A Baltimore area reader recounts severe catarrh and repeated colds after parties. He credits Peruna with curing him after one bottle, noting renewed strength and health for himself and family. Various testimonials praise Peruna from Mrs. Marc Cook to Senator H. Henry Hous and Congressman HH, with appeals to write Dr. Hartman for views.
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Marc Cook
Henry Vermont
H. Henry Hou
John Hi. Cees
Iowa
Lington
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