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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1921
Page
7
Heavy profit taking shakes wheat on news of a government crop report. Sept futures slip to 1.31 4, Dec at 1.24 5, with oats and provisions weak. traders cite limited buying power as exports fail to sustain gains and several factors pressure prices across Minneapolis grain and New York markets.
New York stock totals show a broad, active session with downward pressure as several issues hit new yearly lows. American Sugar fell to 624, Western Union dropped 6 percent to 76, and General Electric slid 2 percent to 114, amid 480000 shares traded and a wave of unfavorable news.
United States market notes from South St Paul Spokane and Mana regions show cattle receipts around 2 500 to 5 500 with varied prices. Steers steady to weak, yearlings steady, heifers and sows mixed. Hogs lower on some reports with top prices around mid 50s to 60s, lambs steady to weaker in places, buyers cautious in rainy conditions.
The Libby community reports Joseph N. Phillips 34 was crushed by a falling tree while sleeping outdoors with herders near Silver Butte Fishers during a windstorm Friday at about 3 30 in the morning. Phillips, a camp tender for Howard Nye, came to the area from Prosser Washington. He left surviving his parents and two brothers in Warren Sure Bo.
St John the Evangelist s church hosted its annual picnic at the Columbia bank yesterday drawing a record crowd. Both children and adults competed in events including boys and girls races, baseball throw, sack race, and potato race. Winners included George Lee Margaret Harrington Rudolph Kriaman Deloy Daniels Nellie Casey Pett Owsley and Mrs Gerrard among others. Lunch was served from 11 AM to evening in the pavilion.
Leisurely travel by Mr and Mrs Arthur Jenkins and son Russell from Philadelphia through Albuquerque and 15 states on a trip to San Diego Cal. He notes easing East business and a recovering Southwest. Also reports West events including G T installation and a spiritualist picnic at Gregson Springs with a 9 30 a m train departure.
The Mystic Shrine in Butte stages a prize event with Bagdad temple members featured. A valuable prize will be awarded for various stunts at the patrol plant event, donated for the occasion and tied to Columbia grades.
Foreign Minister Uchida notified the American chargé Edward Bell that Japan has no objection to the November 11 opening of the disarmament conference in Washington. The report appears in Ampeiaated Press dispatches from Tokio dated August 10. This marks a formal stance by Japan toward the forthcoming talks.
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