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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1906
Page
7
The market faces renewed liquidation with heavy declines across major stocks. Reading and Hoesstock holdings show weakness, while money conditions loosen and South African gold arrivals in England promise year end support. Bond activity remains dull as U.S. notes fall on the week.
New York copper markets show copper strong with prices around 20.50 to 20.75 cents per pound, electrolyte at 4.2928 and casting at 125.23. Lead quoted near 6.35 cents, with other metals including zinc and nickel showing steady movement as bonds and government notes influence early market activity.
The report details mixed activity on Chicago markets with wheat and corn futures under pressure while hogs show limited demand. Prices slipped across grains as selling intensified and a major northern lumberyard was shut due to a devastating fire.
An advertisement for Dr. William Metzger promoting a drugless constipation treatment. Claims include relief from digestive and skin symptoms, touts simplicity and safety for women and children, and notes office hours and location in Goldberg Building Elk.
Prof C H Bowman president of the state School of Mines discusses the value of technical education at a three day isolation meeting. He argues education boosts community prosperity and industry and cites personal experience in mining and engineering along with Roosevelt era references to national needs. The talk urges expanding technical training, manual labor programs, and practical engineering study to strengthen civic and economic growth.
Dr and Mrs A L Ward hosted a Tuesday afternoon dinner at 2 10 pm for a select group of friends to honor their fifth wedding anniversary. The event featured holly decor, fine fare, and card games with guests departing amid gifts.
A Bozeman based report notes that Mera Clinton Williams of Willow Creek, a pioneer resident for about fifty years, died at Willow Creek after a long illness. Funeral arrangements were to be held at Willow Creek with four sons and two daughters surviving the family.
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