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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1916
Page
11
A fragmented editorial compares advertisers to a small boy chasing a big pie. It argues wasteful, nationwide campaigns cut profits and advocates a focused territorial approach. It endorses daily newspapers as the suitable medium and invites advertisers to the bureau of advertising.
Chicago markets show pressure as exporters push back against foreign buyers, causing broad downdraft in wheat and mixed moves in corn and oats. May wheat down to around 1.35, July near 1.29, with cash and futures totals estimated at 15,400 bushels. Hogs firm, cattle steady. Montana and Portland notes list various grain and livestock quotes.
Jan reports show cash No 1 hard at 1.21 and No 1 northern at 1.40 with No 2 northern around 1.20. Flax trades near 2.50 to 2.35, barley prices referenced as Wyzi in Boston market notes, while the Commercial Bulletin signals a market keen the past week. Manusas remains unclear.
In Raleigh North Carolina the warden collapsed and died of apoplexy today after supervising the electrocuting of two African American inmates at the state penitentiary. The tragedy followed the execution as the warden unstrapped the bodies from the electric chair.
A long list of church events. First Presbyterian Welsh, Central Presbyterian, Immanuel, St. Mark's Lutheran, Grace and more schedule morning and evening services, Sunday schools, prayer meetings, choir practices, and youth groups. Included are details for pastors, locations, times, and upcoming lectures and activities.
Announcement notes a 10 cent rise in crude oil price with principal grades listed including Penneyvania at 235, Cabell at 38, Mereee Black at 188, and others. mentions Henry Andrews and Pittsburg branch president Ee Bs son and a 2 p.m. timing, with scattered names and locations in the damaged OCR.
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