Foreign Issues Continue Strong In Bond Market
The bond market showed steadiness amid tightening money rates and over-subscription of two large offerings. New issues totaling 80 million dollars were oversubscribed, signaling strong underlying investment demand despite dull trading in listed securities.
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New York
Westinghouse Bleerie
Republic
Chile
France
Rman Isues
Insuer
Mexico City
State Transit Commission
New York Railway Comy
Fifth Avenue Foad
United States Treasury
Wall Street
No Slackening Summer Activity Despite Bad Weather
The August close shows no appreciable slackening in high mid summer industrial activity. Weather slowed fall buying in many lines, but freight car loadings bank clearings and pig iron production signal a prosperous year. July railroad reports indicate a 30 percent income gain and class one roads may exceed $120 million in net income. The steel sector remains strong despite lower building activity and foreign competition, while oil, rubber, leather, and textiles show varied gains. Bank clearings run about 4 percent above last year, with money rates firm yet ample funds for commerce.
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Associated Press
New York
Cneninen
Indu
Nome
Broadway Vaudeville at the roadway closes tonight
The Association Vaudeville ends its engagement with varied acts. Sharon Stephens in They Never Change offers sharp lines and clever farce. Clarence B. Willard attracts attention with his novelty. The Four Grogs deliver a high quality musical act. Drisko and Bart perform a rapid fire comedy routine. The Unustal Three are whirlwind skaters with sensational stunts. Jetta Goudel in Mer Man. O War presents a thrilling period drama. William Boyd leads strong supporting cast.
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Sharon Stephens
Clarence
B. Willard
Drisko
Bart
Jetta Goudel
Daya
Wiliam Boyd
Lure of the Wild at the Ansonia Miss Novak Stars
Jane Novak headlines the Columbia feature Lure of the Wild at the Ansonia in a highly praised performance. The film showcases striking settings and strong plot with expressive acting by Novak and a standout wolf-dog named Lightning whose intelligent, responsive behavior impresses cast and crew.
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Jane Novak
Thas
Columbia
Fotress
Mise Novak
Lightning
Ansonia Theater
Rose of the World at Rialto thrills with romance
Warner Bros drama Rose of the World opened at Rialto, based on Kathleen Norris novel. Patsy Ruth Miller leads a bright cast as Rose Kirby, whose vow for revenge against Jack Talbot’s society circle tests love’s power and the couple’s fate in a vivid tale of passion and class.
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Warner Bros
Rialto Theater
Kathleen Norris
Harry Beaumont
Patsy Ruth Miller
Rose Kirby
Jack Talbot
Inl
Tigeless
Tourist tells tale of hunger on road to Spokane
A Butte car dealer heard a sobering story from a traveling family of six who had driven from an eastern city in a 1925 sedan. With no food for 24 hours and dwindling funds, they tried to sell the car for 200 dollars to cover rail fare to Spokane. The dealer offered 100 dollars and a touring car in exchange, enabling the family to continue toward Spokane where they hoped to find work and food.
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Butte
Spokane
Livingston
Ancient revolver links to Fremont gift on Fox film set
In a Hollywood production near Los Angeles a Golt’s cap and ball revolver, one of California’s earliest of its kind, was given to star Mix by a Los Angeles police officer who noted the weapon once belonged to General John Fremont. The gun impressed Olive Borden and others, to be kept in Mix’s Beverly Hills treasure room.
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Famix
Ace
Fox
Gerald Beaumont
American Theater
Los Angeles
California
Mix
Los Anseles
John Fremont Mix
Olive Borden
Beverly Hills
Montana dairy industry shows 15 percent gain in six months
Montana's dairy sector expands with butter, ice cream, and cheese up about 15 percent in the first half of 1926 over 1925. Butter production reached 7,705,499 pounds, ice cream output 288,678 gallons, and cheese 535,768 pounds for April to June. Dairy products boosted state income to $8,859,000 in 1925, with 1926 outlook exceeding $10,000,000.
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Helena
Montana
State Department of Agriculture
G. A. Noris
Norris
Babcock
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Caner
Hettle
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Roosevelt
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Meee
Amer
SMART
Edward Clinton Fogg
United Hotel
United Hotels Travel
London
Faris
Ben Bernie
Roosevelt Orchestra
Teddy Bear Cave
Wrny Broadcasting
Butte Stores
Fifth Avenue
State Bureau
Russia
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