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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1925
Page
9
Classified page listing rates for insertions in the Morning Journal. Specifies minimum insertion, twenty insertions bundles, and one month term.
Mrs. Frances Callahan, editor of the Trinity County News in Groveton Texas, warns aspiring women publishers that the country weekly field is a rough school demanding grit, mechanical knowledge, and executive skill, while praising resilience and practicality in rural newspaper work.
Pocatello Idaho June 29 A celebration at American Falls Idaho on July 18 will dedicate one of the world s largest storage reservoirs The project submerges an entire townsite moves buildings to a new site and forms a lake impounding water from the Snake River The dam stands about 75 feet high and a mile long with a capacity of 1 700 000 acre feet The event aims to stabilize land values and water rights in the Snake River valley and includes a Progress pageant with Indians cowboys and miners officials including Hubert Jork Elwood Mead and Idaho Governor Moore attending
Market averages fell from early gains as California quake damage fears, loan calls, and Midyear settlements boosted money demand. Losses touched several issues including American Can and Du Pont while calls pushed rates to 6 percent. Mixed foreign exchange and late rally held closing gains for Chicago and Northwestern.
A. L. Martin Company Realtors at 228 Weet Got posted an advertisement or notice. The readable fragment notes a real estate firm offering services or listing properties in a local market. Further details are not present in the available text.
New York traders report Liberty bonds closing at 3 1 4 s 100 31 for the third 3 1 2 percent notes hold at 105 08 the first 4 percent at 105 08 second 4 percent at 110 12 and the fourth 4 1 2 percent near 103 2 5. U S government securities also quoted with a range around 107 25 for the new issue.
Foreign exchanges showed irregular trading in New York with the pound at 6 demand and cables around 4.56 percent, 60 day bills on banks at about 2, and various rates for France and Germany. Additional quotes included 4.52 percent for France demand and 23.40 for Germany demand with other minor variations.
Wheat futures fell 3 to 4 cents as receipts rise and favorable spring conditions weigh on prices. July and September contracts near $1.44-$1.45 and $1.42 respectively, with corn and oats also down. Domestic visible supply remains large, while export activity slows amid ample carryover and good weather in the Northwest.
Cattle receipts 20 600 calves 3 509 grain red steers and yearlings scarce and steady with top yearlings near 1000 pounds averaging 12 00. Hogs receipts 5 000 early market strong to 10 cents higher then steady later with packers 11 60 to 12 00. Sheep receipts 8 000 lambs noted.
Numerous one two and three room furnished units offered across multiple streets including North Fourth Broadway West Seventh and South Broadway. Some include features such as steam heat private porches garages hot water and housekeeping options with rents ranging from two to five dollars per month and various occupancy limits.
A flood of furnished and partly furnished houses and cottages are listed for rent or sale across multiple streets including South Waller Aran North Yearts North Sycamore and East Gold. Offers include two to seven room homes with garages sleeping porches and modern features with rents from $20 to $39 monthly and some fully furnished options.
A collage of help wanted ads and early market notices from Denver shows varied needs from salesmen and factory reps to housekeepers and waitresses. Listings include pay offers up to 100 per week, positions in Albuquerque and Bettie Creek, and multiple local postings. livestock and grain market figures from the U S Department of Agriculture conclude the page with receipts and price ranges for hogs cattle and sheep in Denver.
Copper and zinc show firm to steady readings with spot and futures listed. Copper near 13 percent, iron and antimony prices noted, alongside cotton futures at steady closes with July to March contracts quoted.
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