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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1910
Page
6
New York shares showed uneven movement as traders priced components from large industrials to utilities. Prices rose for some rails and chemical groups while others slipped, amid a broad market tone of cautious optimism and volatility.
Chicago markets opened with brief firmness from distant deliveries but quickly weakened as December and May wheat prices slid from early peaks. May futures traded near 4.12, with December around 4.10 to 4.2 as profit-taking weighed on the market. Corn moved weaker all day with May near 4.0 and December around 6.34, while provisions held steady to lower as liquidation pressures persisted.
Fragmented text shows a garbled price list with references to vlogs, hats, market items, and various mislabeled terms. Names, dates, and clear events are unreadable, yielding no distinct person or organization and no coherent news event to summarize.
In Kalispell a special agent of the Bureau of Entomology reports white pine trees in the Blackfeet forest infected by the pine beetle. Foresters aim to destroy affected timber to stop spread while seeking buyers for salvage. About 50 000 feet of timber may be involved. full extent unknown.
The Montana Mining Company seeks an order in federal court to recover books letters telegraphs deeds and other papers held by the manafger Mayger and to compel him to provide copies or translations of documents. The court may also order safes vaults and other items to be kept until sale of real property. An appeal to the U S Supreme Court is anticipated.
Iron workers Frank Wilson and James Delaney, under police surveillance since a dynamiting incident at the der rick and engin gear, are under arrest. The pair allegedly plotted an extortion scheme to obtain money for information on the arrest, with police noting a daring plan to flee before completion. The article also discusses wool prices and shipments, noting stock levels and potential movement in the wool market.
Copper plays dominate the closing bell as Amalgamated, Copper Range, and related issues surge. Boston and Duluth traders report strong demand from New York buyers, with copper futures and mining shares showing notable gains into year end.
Fragmented OCR shows a dense list of wants and job notices. Entries seek readers for ad sales, a young archivist or stenographer, watchmaker and engraver, a Girl for various posts, plus college sales pitches and employment offers across Butte and nearby towns.
A dense page of 1910s classified notices lists buying selling hiring and renting items from furniture and moving equipment to real estate and services. Entries mention Brunswick Balke Celander Co shipping general merchandise Butte furniture exchange and various residences for rent including rooming houses and furnished suites.
Special Correspondence reports War Eagle mine near Lewta resumed operations led by Ivlen Th. Beret and James Rienemark. Genera Manager Wright says shipments will begin. a cyanide plant at Cumberland is planned to reach 32 tons daily, with initial capacity limited by tank limits, and more tanks added by spring.
Kallapell Mec justice court reports Suey, a chairman, fined $25 for selling cigarettes to a boy. He pleaded guilty after being caught and acknowledged prior similar actions.
A man sought for two years in the alleged murder of Joseph Blake has been found dead in his Virginia City residence. The body of Tony Whig was discovered after authorities intensified the search and fear of arrest or imprisonment allegedly drove the suspect to conceal the corpse.
Special dispatch reports the Weather Bureau in Helena noting telegraphic warnings from Washington and Chicago about an approaching cold wave. Montana temperatures expected to fall sharply within 74 hours as Helena experiences a strong northwesterly wind this evening.
Joseph Owings, a Havre, Michigan locomotive engineer, was granted a divorce today from his wife, Hianelli Owings. The couple married in May and the proceedings referenced desertion claims, with the case filed in Fortonton, Missouri.
Grand Avenue and Hamilton additions highlight city water service electric light and telephones with call service six to ten minutes from your door. The notices promise fine driveways pleasant lawns trees and shrubbery with some choice lots still available.
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