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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1909
Page
14
The New York stock market showed mixed activity with absorption by buyers fighting selling pressure and shifts in sentiment. Copper futures in New York were dull while copper on the London market rose on a quiet session. wool auction sales totaled 34,073 bales with strong home demand and European investors active.
Readers report dramatic relief from skin conditions using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment after failed salves. One Brooklyn man credits the line of preparations with restoring his health after years of facial eruptions. A New York City reader says nightly baths and ointment use eradicated severe itching and rash within days.
Fragmented market report from an old textile trade page mentions copper, wool, clothing supplies, and various regional markets. References to New York, Oregon, Texas, and California appear among garbled lines describing prices, supply conditions, and stock levels. Several entries seem to note wool and textile prices and market activity with uncertain figures.
Market activity in Chicago shows volatility with gains and declines across commodities. Prices for coffee, sugar, and textiles fluctuated, while grains and metals edged higher or steady. traders monitor futures, spot values, and last trade quotes amid shifting demand and supply signals.
Fragmentary notes indicate a 30 percent estimate on receipts related to western markets and Native Iambe influences. Mentions EMICAGO LIVENTOCH and Western JAMA SH1710 with scattered identifiers.
A fragmentary discussion on subterranean exploration and its aims. It posits extracting heat, powering industry, and discovering subterranean rivers and metals. Cites earthquakes and ancient debates, noting deep shafts near Parysacke near Ulybynik at roughly a mile deep.
A fragmentary discussion notes a revival trend in fashion tracing the return of peplums and classical garments. It compares long coats to historical styles, highlighting recurring patterns and a bartering element in the wardrobe revival.
A jumble of want ads and employment notices reports various job openings and work opportunities. Listings mention cooking, grammar, sales at standards, and factory positions with scattered contact details and locations such as Anaconda and Salt Lake City. The text reflects a busy classifieds section with numerous incomplete lines and misprints.
Fragmentary text recounts a story involving Gen Realiea Lindsay Walker of the Confederate army and a talthrel servant chasing a fish. The narrative includes mis-spellings and dialect, with lines about fish, hunger, and a boy named Ham. The passage blends characters named Flox, Mares Reuben, Milas, and Hakem-Juel.
Numerous sale and bargain items listed including real estate, livestock, furniture, vehicles, tools, and household goods. Advertisements note low down payments, easy terms, and various local outlets in Anaconda, Butte, and surrounding areas with bidders seeking buyers and renters.
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