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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1908
Page
2
The day's stock market activity showed broad movement with Topper stock rallying after a strong opening, while dividends were declared with an afternoon settlement expected. Boston and North line indices showed gains and heavy trading in coalitions and Greene common stock, reflecting overall market volatility.
An old fashioned medical ad argues sickness stems from a weak nervous system and promotes Dr Miles Nervine as a cure. It quotes user testimonials praising rapid improvement and farm work resumption, urging readers to ask their druggist and to buy the product from Miles Medical Co, Bihrart Indiana.
Special Correspondence of the Standard reports Teer Lodge attendees filled the courthouse for a farmers institute session. Sugar beet farming and agricultural papers were shared, including talks on bacteria in relation to physical culture, cement use on farms, and common diseases of farm animals. Speakers included Prof Deane Swingle, Prof 1 Y. Rannelt, Dr C Gardiner, and others, with topics on general farms, roads, and municipal habitations.
Minneapolis Tatler reports attorney Charles Stanley Alberk aged about to wed actress Sarah Truax in Chicago on Saturday. Truax recently left the stage after a San Francisco appearance in December and played in The Spider's Web.
The funeral for Mrs Mary Tremblay who died Thursday night at Kalispell was held this morning at the Catholic church with Rev Father Loseau officiating. Interment followed at Plains cemetery. Mrs Tremblay, born Margaret Kulm in March 1868 in Treler Germany, moved to America in 188... The couple later resided in Missoula Plains and Kalispell where Mr Tremblay worked for the Kalispell Lumber Co. A brother and sister from Chippewa Falls Wisconsin attended the funeral.
At the First National Bank of Lewistown an annual meeting elected David Hilger as president, succeeding Herman Otten who retired after serving the bank. George M. Stone was named vice president while Ann Hilger was chosen for a second term as cashier. The bank reported prosperity and declared its regular 10 percent dividend unaltered. Additional notes mention pneumonia illness of Charl a Hinwhian and the ongoing trial of Fred Baker for a New Year’s murder, with terse courtroom details.
Members of the Woodmen of America gathered in Dillon for the 20th anniversary of the order at West logeroom last evening. Autonown neighbors attended a reception and a speech by Jadea McCowan of Waite Way followed by a banquet and a smoker with local residents enjoying music and refreshments.
A turbulent session in New York highlights a broad market decline with iron and copper sectors pressured. Losses prompt reassessment of earnings with railroads and utilities showing mixed activity while bond values drift and traders anticipate further adjustments.
The report summarizes copper and lead prices in London and New York, with copper futures around £0.63 and £0.12 ranges, oil and teakish mentions, and a financial statement showing available cash and bonds. Money market rates show a 4 year government yield near 2 percent, with exchange rates firm and bankers' notes indicating monetary conditions in New York and London.
Fragmentary OCR readout mentions government bonds and railroads with names like Leary, but readable details are sparse. No clear event, date, or location is established from the readable text. The fragment likely records financial figures or descriptions from a historical notice.
Chicago January 16 reports a fluctuating market with leads from a leading commission house and farm sector purchases. Wheat trades show strength late day on cash demand, corn and oats rise with reliable demand, and hogs steady to higher on robust receipts. cattle prices mixed with feeders and bulls active while locals sell. Sheep receipts around 10,000 with steady to firm values across grades.
Oakland witnesses a Tong War flare as a Han Sing faction member, unidentified, is gunned down at Fourth and Washington. Wong Tip, alleged Bin Kong partisan, attempts escape amid a panic with police patrolling Chinatown. violence linked to Sacramento feud and ongoing shooting on Webster Street in San Francisco.
Topeka Jan 164 The fifth special session of the Kansas legislature convened this afternoon and immediately listened to the governor s message. Bills of interest expected to become law include the guaranty deposit bill the primary election bill the amendment to the assessment and taxation law a 2 cent fare bill and amendments to the prohibitory law. Washington Jan 18 The president nominated Motley Flint to be postmaster at Los Angeles Cal. For rent or sale acts of laid 144 miles from Snaconda post office sunning stream of water with ponds in good shape a brewery location independent water right walking distance from city possession given immediately call 937 Beckwith St Missoula Mont.
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