Stock Market Opens With Primary Features In Focus
New York Jan. 3 The stock market shows two contrasting sentiments on short contracts and European selling as primary features. A scarcity of stocks and strong foreign offerings, led by United States Steel, underpin a firm undertone despite many leaders closing near their best prices. Numerous specialties such as American Can International Harvester and American Sugar Refining gained, while bond twists and the London exchange reflect stability concerns. Government bonds and time loans remained steady with call money mix. Cattle and hog receipts in Portland show slight moves.
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Amalgamated Stocks Firms See Strong Demand on Exchange
Buying orders surged with ample liquidity as Amalgamated and allied stocks held near prior levels. Reports from Chicago and Montreal noted substantial export interest, with steel rails and copper shares showing active trading and favorable prospects. Prices for May options rose toward $1.90 while wheat and corn marks firmed amid rising profits fears.
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Chicago
Governor Stewarts Message to the State Legislature Continues
In a continued address to the Montana legislature Governor Stewart discusses relief needs for farmers, foot and mouth disease safeguards, timing for new laws to take effect, and the governor’s financial reports. He notes some regions benefited, others may require legal aid, and urges careful, timely law distribution and emergency provisions. The message also lists military duty eligibility and state money receipts and allocations through the biennial period ending November.
Chicago Markets and Wheat Prices Rally on Cash Demand
Across Chicago markets cash wheat kept price gains as millers and exporters boosted purchases amid scarce European shipments. May wheat rose to 1.99 with notable upward moves in corn and oats. authorities urged reducing new offices and cutting costs to ease taxpayer load. SV. Stewart.
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First Baptist Church Sets Special Meeting on Wednesday
Members of the First Baptist Church will hold a special meeting Wednesday evening to vote on a matter presented by Pastor Rev J J Notts. The session seeks church guidance and congregational input.
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J. J. Notts
Montana
California
San Francisco
Portland
Chicago Market Report Shows Mixed Live Stock Activity
Market listings indicate cattle receipts around 700 with weak to fair tone and varying bids. Heavy steer prices near 8,900.90 with calves and heifers around 2.09 to 8. individual quotes show mixed western and northern consignments. Sheep receipts near 1500 with strong demand and yearling prices around 6.87 to 8.78, reflecting a fluctuating sales day.
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Pioneer May Succumb After His Long Exposure
Joseph Hemre a 60 year old Butte district resident lies in a private hospital after severe frostbite from a wagon accident near Woodville. He endured hours in snow before reaching the Johnson ranch eight hours after the crash. Doctors fear pneumonia may follow due to shock from the freezing of his hands and feet.
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Hemre
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F.C. Monahan
Corette
Ray McDonald
Man Burns Self When Lighting Pipe In Home
James N O Don’t on West Broadway lights a pipe and clothes catch fire burning his shirt and trousers. He removes his burning garments and receives severe hand burns. His wife assists him during the incident.
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O'Donnell
J T Brown Almost Lost His Life in Mine Incident
J T Brown narrowly escaped severe injury while climbing a mine slope when a ring on his finger caught on a nail and saved him. The ring, repaired by Mayer, kept him safe as he worked at West Park.
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J.T. Brown
Mayer
Jo Watry
Puta
West Park
Injury at West Colusa Mine Fleet Foot Incident
George Eure and Kem Per Avenue were treated at Murray hospital for a right foot injury. Sturm, on the 700 foot level of the West Colusa mine, swung an axe and struck his foot while cutting lagging. One thousand rabbits are reported as annual food source for Great Britain and Ireland.
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Kemper Avenue
Murray Hospital
Sturm
West Colusa
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