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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1905
Page
14
The bank statement influenced early trading in New York, with initial selling tied to expectations of loan expansion and reserve changes. Dealers noted limited response in securities, while big operators hesitated, keeping overall sentiment cautious amid mixed bank reserve and loan data.
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Reena Fae and RRS Bioeetaet company with unclear names and numbers. Indicates a person decree and possible scheduling or event notes, but many words are garbled leaving limited readable facts.
Mixed cattle and sheep activity noted in Omaha and Kansas City with prices varying slight gains in some categories. Wool market shows steady to firm tone while bulk of receipts focus on lambs and cows amid cautious demand from buyers.
The report notes ripening wheat in northern sections with favorable conditions for harvesting under way. Prices fell to near market lows as receipts declined. forecasts point to a bumper crop while rust reports and weak Minnesota conditions add bearish sentiment. Southern buyers and smallholders faced limited demand as wholesale trading slowed. September futures closed near lows amid overall market softness.
Airs O B O Bannon and Miss Mary O Bannon visit Mr and Mrs H Dunshee in Butte Mrs J C Patterson of Marshall Mo visits Mr and Mrs Fred Hose in Deer Lodge Kenyon of Bose man spends Monday in Deer Lodge Many attend gatherings at local homes and camps including Mrs W Ankeny of Corning Iowa and Prof F P Ellicker guests. Various locals and visitors share events from dinners ghost parties and hosting duties.
Miss Mildred Livingston leaves for Portland to visit relatives and attend the Lewis and Clark exposition. Albert Yahn and Miss Vose united in marriage at St James Episcopal Church. Rev FB Lewis officiates. Couple will reside in Logan.
Fragmentary notice states that the operator of the Ocheet company in Twin Bridges plans to resume business after a bout of inactivity. It mentions a month August, arrangements with creditors and a reopening at a Bore location, with Hayne tied to the credit theater.
LuLu Sutton and Company headline a packed week featuring Lindon’s Monte Cristo at the Grand Theater. Sutton plans a long run with Mea Sutton to tour new venues starting August, while Frank Lindon leads in Monte Cristo and a string of burlesque shows tail the season. News covers Bauer, Gadski, Isidore Witmark, and theater gossip from London to New York, including manager quirks and stage triumphs across multiple venues.
Mrs. Charles Scharf hosted the M. I. club at her Boulder home with several outside guests. A luncheon was served. Visitors included Mrs. Charles Zimmerman and daughter Hortense from Oroville South Dakota visiting F. B. Wolpert and family, and Mrs. Whetstone and daughter from Niles Michigan at W. G. Whetstone’s home.
Whetstone plans to stay in the area while Stranahan hosts his mother from California. Mrs. Ray Houghton of Whitehall visited Mrs. E R McCal last week, and Airs. B F Woodman of Helena visits her daughter. Mrs. D D Twohy of Ranconda arrived to visit her parents Mr and Mrs John Brady. Louise Taylor left to become bookkeeper at J B Brien meat market. Ella Knowles Haskell, famed Butte attorney, settled the P B Mills estate here Wednesday. Mrs. Manning of the springs was recently in Butte. Catholic ladies plan a Isle of August lawn party at Mrs B E Barteau residence with dancing, games, ice cream and coffee if weather permits. Benjamin Halford's family from Butte visited relatives, and Miss Jamie Concannon left for Coeur d Alene City Idaho to join her mother who plans to relocate there.
A brief note explains that a Jericho wall collapse and a distant statue topple may result from musical phenomena. It cites Joshua’s troops circling Jericho and a similar 20th century event at Helligenstadt as evidence of sound causing structural movement.
A brass band rehearsal in a city garden ends when the wall at the foot of an ancient city wall collapses after the trumpets peak. Observers voice theories about a mysterious, powerful resonance from musical notes, noting glass shattering and other implied effects, suggesting sound may trigger unusual phenomena.
P Powell of New York writes in August calendar about plant breeding at his nine acre rural estate. He describes creating new fruits vegetables and flowers by hybridizing and pollenizing, noting a currant larger than Fay and hundreds of crosses with value to the world. He argues such work elevates country living for youth and ties farming to significant invention.
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