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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1910
Page
6
John T. Anderson of Granite County Montana testifies to dramatic results from Dr Metzger's drugless science. In twelve treatments without drugs or surgery, he says a hopeless lame back and insomnia were cured.
Mr Anderson recounts a painful 92 year struggle after a fall injuring his back. He says after 13 treatments by Dr Metzger at Pennsylvania Block, West Park Street, Butte, he fully recovered and slept well, planning to return to heavy work.
The New York stock market showed a cautious recovery after early week pressure with muted losses and some gains. Union Pacific faced government suit concerns, while Paris market news boosted sentiment. bonds held firm, and several American railroad and industrial stocks traded with a heavier tone at close.
Market update shows slight wheat price gains with some futures firming while corn and liver markets drift. Prices across commodities move with May and July contracts noted. cattle and hog receipts affect bids, with mixed to higher prices for livestock and pork futures reported.
Fragmentary OCR notes show bids and prices across various goods including wool, leather, and textiles. Mentions increases and decreases in values, demand shifts, and regional sellers in New South Wales and Victoria seeking higher rates.
Special dispatch from Standiunk Virginia City reports supervisor Ht. On visiting Sheridan to discuss forming a Ruby Valley livestock association. The plan includes an advisory board of stockmen who have grazed the forest reserve for at least five years to manage range use and carcass disposal, raising stock standards and supporting fundings for local ranchers on government land.
Dillon January 20. W T Armstrong division superintendent of Montana and others announced that Dillon would become a freight division point starting Monday. Local freights both north and south will be assembled here, giving the city four engines, five engine crews, and two train crews. The plan is temporary and to be renewed as needed depending on company plans.
A report outlines a proposed rerouting from Dillon toward the Ble Hole area, bypassing Apex and Men hills to ease grades. The plan suggests moving the line north of Dillon, around Winnatdons, and involving a new turbine engine setup at the headquarters.
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