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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1920

Page

10

Nervousness hits wheat markets in Chicago close

Markets show bear sentiment despite export purchases of 3,008,000 bushels. Wheat futures fall with March at 1.88 and May at 1.88, while corn slips to season lows. Traders fear adverse business signals, with unemployment and bank strain cited as dampers to bulls. Prices for other commodities and currencies move alongside.

Chicago Des Gorn Tye Dain Se Tee Sayvance Premor North Dakota Sora Oais Tiveriea

Unsteady New York Stock Exchange Action Amid Mixed Movements

Trading showed unusual activity mainly in a few key issues like United States Steel and Mexican Petroleum while high grade rails and industrials lagged. Money rates firmed, the foreign exchange market strengthened notably sterling, and bonds became more active though irregular. Total volume around 700000 shares with $26500000 in par value bonds.

New York United States Vanadium Corporation United States Steel Crucible Steel Baldwin Locomotive Mexican Petroleum Affiliated Liberty Group

GOSSIP FROM THE BROKERS AT LAUZI ER-WOLCOTT COMPANY

Financial items show little change on the New York Stock Exchange with minor gains and losses. Dividend actions include Vanadium Steel cutting to 1.60 and United States Food suspending, while bonds and mortgage news highlight a record $95 million New York district loan and several regular or semiannual payouts across rail and chemical companies. Weathered by Senator Penrose remarks, the market waits for a readjustment to clear the economic mood and industrial sentiments.

Mining and Statistical Department Lauzier-Wolcott Company New York Stock Exchange Ananda Vanadium Steel United States Food Penrose Congress Bed Rock Ich Winnett Mid Northern Hellbronner Southern Pacific Union Pacific Northern Pacific Great Northern Phelps Dodge Company New York Weschester Topister New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Couny Bankers Trust Company of Manhattan Michigan Central Big Four Kanawha & Michigan Canadian Southern Pittsburg Lake Erie Utah-Idaho Sugar Company Montana Vanadium Corporation

Livestock market roundups across multiple cities

Chicago and Spokane report mixed cattle and hog receipts with steady to weak demand. Prices show fat cattle and calves uneven, hogs firm to weak, with bulls and feeders priced lower. Omaha and Paul note slow sales, steady to weak trends, and lambs sliding modestly while buyers remain cautious.

Chicago Omaha Quan Des Oyretty Sourit Paul

Hamilton Notes Highlight Local Moves and Visits

Nicholas Blindauer plans a two month stay to resume land classification work in the eastern state. Henry Wiedman of Spokane stockyards arrives to review cattle in the area. The Sewing Club of Hamilton, led by Mrs C E Hartley, met with guest Mrs BM Ss en route to Iowa. Charley Hollingsworth of Minoula inspected water supplied to Hamilton by Missoula Light and Water Co.

Hamilton Nicholas Blindauer Henry Wiedman Spokane

Miners eye long tunnel to Eureka vein in Montana claim

Reports from Helena Record-Herald detail the Chicago-Montana property's tunnel progress near Mitchell eulch. The 2,805 foot bore with 120 feet more to reach the Eureka vein could vindicate Rosenfield brothers' 120 years of work. Copper and silver values characterize the venture amid market shifts.

Big Eastern Chicago-Montana Mitchell Eulch Helena Record-Herald Eureka Rosenfield Brothers of Helena Ureka

Oil Roundup Underscores Drilling Rush Across Regions

Special dispatch notes rapid progress in several oil plays. Ohio Oil reports a producing sand expected at 650 feet in the Big Wall structure while gas shows at 1,830 feet in Ragged Point Dome. Van Duren hits strong sulphur water at 1,985 feet in Devil's Basin as Alberta Black Coal drills at 1,100 feet. Devil's Dome resumes after two weeks, at 1,425 feet with eight inch casing. Rehr in Woman's Pocket Geologist has sunk 600 feet in a week seeking a pay streak near 1,450 feet. Willow creek resumes with 16 inch casing at 450 feet, Spokane Roundup plans a new well in Devil's Basin, and Midland Petroleum restarts in Big Coulee.

Ohio Oil Company Ragged Point Ohio Company Devil's Basin van Duren Alberta Black Coal Company Devil's Dome Rehr Behr Willow Creek Montana Pioneer Oil Company Spokane Roundup Oil Company Midland Petroleum Company Big Coulee

Musselshell County Reclassified After Golden Valley Split

Montana Musselshell County drops to sixth class after Golden Valley split, eliminating auditor’s office and shifting duties to clerk and recorder. Tax valuation method dispute could alter officer salaries by about 500 dollars annually. Treasurer W. J. Swan seeks injunction awaiting Supreme Court interpretation under the Slayton bill, a decision likely affecting many counties statewide.

Golden Valley Musselshell Board of Commissioners W. J. Swan Supreme Court Ate

Bootlegging case Ends in Acquittal in Lewistown

Lewistown reports a bootlegging trial where Frank Williams owner of the Bismark was acquitted. State witnesses J A Gulickson and J J Ryan were challenged by two reputable businessmen who said Ryan appeared intoxicated and no liquor was sold. Deputy Burr Hs failed to find liquor at the scene.

Lewistown Frank Williams Bismark J A. Gulickson J. J. Ryan Ryan Burr Hs

Chile Attracts Deer Lodge Men To Work Abroad

A group of Deer Lodge men employed by the railway seek new jobs in Chile where the government plans an electrified railway. They have consulted the court clerk about passports as Chile offers appear favorable. Local notes report Red Cross Christmas seals will be sold under Mrs. R. D. Larabie with canvassing planned. The Woman's club remains active in the charity drive. Mr and Mrs John Baskier depart for California for health reasons. Sheriff Ringwald of Olden Valley county visits Warm Springs to escort an inmate to the asylum. Sheriff Garfield has a chance at recovery. A petition for letters of administration is filed in the estate of John Quinlan valued around 15000 dollars. Mrs C K Vidal of Galen shopped downtown. Mrs J M Scanland visited Warm Springs.

Deer Lodge Chile Red Cross R. D. Larabie Woman's Club John Baskier California Basiker Sherif Harry Ringwald J.M. Scanland Warm Springs

Prohibitionists to Present Plan in Montana Legislature

Joseph Pope of the Montana Anti-Saloon League said last night that prohibitionists will propose to create a state sheriff office to enforce the dry law in the next legislature. He also suggested a $10 000 to $15 000 appropriation to fund a governor controlled special agent system.

Billings Joseph Pope Tillings Montana Anti-Saloon League Pope

Valley chapter No. 4 R.A.M elects officers for year

A. M. Officers at Deer Lodge on December 16 announced the elected lineup for Valley chapter No. 4 R.A.M. for the coming year. Names include W. Shippett high priest Hugo C. Heinsch scribe Alfred Whitworth treasurer William H. Robinson captain of the host Joseph V. Afiller principal sojourner Harry G. Davis royal arch captain Ewald B. Wahl third vail Andrew W. Freed second vail Christopher A. Olson first vail Harry Oliver sentinel Louis Bryant Aon trustee.

Vail Harry Oliver Sentinel Louis 1B Aon Trustee

Mayor proposes removing jail cells for city offices

In a round up from December 16 the mayor urged the council to remove jail cells to free space for city offices. He noted only a few prisoners remain since prohibition. Proposals include housing city prisoners with the county and selling the cells to Biden Valley county.

Onliis Biden Valley

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