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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1922
Page
9
National Press Bureau Buffalo X.Y Wanley Auto School advertises for experienced workers and trainees in auto and related fields. Listings show a range of job ads including ranch hands, station hands, and occupancy of rooms in Anaconda Butte and Anaconda with prices and contact details.
The wheat market nudged upward amid speculative buying and demand strength, with price patterns suggesting continued support from improved purchases. Reports from Chicago and Minneapolis indicate modest gains as traders weigh futures and cash markets against supply concerns.
Market activity was uneven with government bonds firming and top-grade securities showing stability while speculative issues faced profit-taking. Total sales neared 22 million dollars with Liberty bonds easing on profits yet closing with gains.
The Heilbronner Company reports a mostly socialist market with cheap money stabilizing prices. Strongs emerge in railroads Butte & Superior metals Studebaker Montana Power and other issues while dividend news and corporate dissolutions surface. Investors await railroad labor talks and spring steel demand, with oil, copper, and Union Pacific showing resilience amidst a cautious mood.
International News Service reports women play key roles in Washington politics. The photo features Mrs. Mabel Willebrandt, assistant attorney general, appointed by President Harding to a leading post in the Department of Justice.
Multiple small rental notices from Butte listing rooms furnished and unfurnished flats and houses. Mentions steam heat, garages, 2 to 6 rooms, various prices, and contact phone numbers. Includes a few classified ads for services and goods like milk delivery, dyeing, cleaning, and lumber.
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