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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1925
Page
15
A compact note highlights daily shopping options as standard classified ads appear in the local Lac area. Shoppers can compare prices and products across vendors, reflecting routine commerce patterns in the classified section.
Florence Davies criticizes alimony ideals citing Chicago Judge Harry Lewis who argues for no support beyond child obligations when marriages end. He states marriage ends both love and duty, urging self-support and independence for women as equal citizens.
In East Anaconda township Deer Lodge Montana Justice Frank Fitzgerald issues alias summons to FP Somers for $45 alleged conversion. Probate notices include Rhoda Spurlin and Daniel McKelvey estates with wills to be proved December 1925 and letters testamentary or administration sought. Also livestock and market prices listed for calves hogs and sheep dated December.
Representative French of Idaho introduced a bill to subject Indians to state or territorial laws on marriage health and education. Treaty rights to hunt and fish would not be affected.
Fifty Republican deputies including Eamon De Valera met in Dublin and unanimously adopted a resolution opposing the Irish boundary agreement. A committee with De Valera Tom Johnson and Austin Stack was formed to plan the most effective way to defeat the proposals.
Chicago market reports hogs at 37 000 head and 15 to 25 cents lower than Monday with light weights showing minimal declines and packers bidding up to 10.85 on big hogs while better 160 to 190 pound grades sell 11.25 to 11.50. Cattle receipts 14 000 with steady to easy tone and spots 25 cents lower. prime yearlings 13.50 and most fat steers 8.75 to 10.50, stock dealers 11 to 11.50. Sheep receipts 15 000 fat lambs steady to higher with good and choice grades 17.00 to 17.35, fat yearling wethers about 14.00, fat ewes 9.25 to 10.00 with feeding lambs around 16.25 to 16.50.
In St Paul Minnesota traders reported 2500 cattle receipts with opening slow but steady demand. Medium grade steers around 9.50 with best short fed bids near 8.50. Bulk steer and yearling prices 6.50 to 8. Fat cows 4.5 to 5.5. Canners and cutters 3.25 to 3.75. Bulls 4.60 to 4.75. Stockers and feeders slow, bulk 5.75 to 7.25. Yesterday’s late sales included many Canadian feeders at 859 to 900 pounds.
Denver AP dispatch lists hog receipts at 3,300 with bids uneven and steady to lower across classes. Cattle and calves receipts reflect generally steady trade with cows and feeders trading around established ranges. Sheep receipts at 2,900 show fat lambs active with prices near 15 to 16 dollars, lighter loads around 15.75, freight paid, and fat lambs at 16.15 top in the mix.
Sioux City Iowa December 8 cattle receipts 4500 market firm steady fat steers and yearlings fetch 613 dollars bulk 750 to 950 dollars fat cows and heifers 511 dollars canners and cutters 34 dollars grass cows and heifers 57 dollars veals 410 bulls 375 to 525 dollars feeders six to eight fifty stockers 550 to 800 dollars stock yearlings and calves five to eight feeding cows and heifers 325 to 660 dollars
Los Angeles stock market reports cattle receipts at 300 with active demand and steady to strong prices, steers scarce and cows up 25 cents. Calves and hogs show solid bids with top values reaching 13.50 for certain hog loads and lambs around 14.15, while ewes sell between 5.50 and 8. Sheep receipts are listed as none.
Portland Oregon December 8 cattle receipts 300 steady with medium heifers at 5 cows down to 4 50 odd head common steers at 6 hogs receipts 265 steady with three loads local freight light butchers at 12 40 and packing sows at 9 50 heavy butchers 12 sheep receipts 300 steady Mount Adams shorn lambs on contract at 12 50
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