Markets and mining news show optimism after holidays
A buoyant tone returned to market circles after the holidays with money easier around 7 percent. Vanadium quoted at 93 percent intraday, Studebaker rising to 74, and American Locomotive up to 3 dollars from a $1.50 ex dividend. Oil stocks led by Mexican Petroleum and Pan American firm, with steels, rails, and copper futures firm. Market volume exceeded 500,000 shares as leadership credits held up amid limited profit taking.
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Heilbronner Company
Studebaker
Pan- American
Steel Springs
Lackawanna
Republic Steel
Bethlehem Steel B
Pierce-Arrow
Kelly- Springfield
Kennecott
Southern Railway
Southern Pacific
Union
Canadian Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Texas & Pacific
New York
Gulf & W
Allis-Chalmers
Atchison Ac
Baldwin Locomotive
Bethlehem Steel B.iwseses
Baltimore & Ohio
Bosch Magneto
Ccseeeee Ae
Brooklyn R. Ee
Butte & Superior
Butte Copper and Zinc
Bethlehem Motor Truck
California Petroleum
Central Leather
Chesapeake & Ohio
Ve , Chi
Columbia Graphophone
California Packing
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Erie
Cerro de Pasco
Fish Tire
General Electric
General Motors
Great Northern
Greene-Cananea
General Cigars
Goodrich
Haskell & Barker
Cesses
International Nickel Weer
Interborough Con
International Harvester
Int
Mer. Marine
International Paper
Kennecott Copper
Kelly-Springfield
Maxwell Motors
Vss
Oacedises
Midvale Steel
National Enamel
Nevada
N. Y Central
Ener
N. B
Northern Pacific
Tms
Nova Scotia Steel
Ohio Cities Gas
Okla. Prod
Pan-American Pet
Pennsylvania
People's Gasey
Pierce-Arrow Wee Ower
Pittsburg
E. Sete
Pond Creek
Ray Con
Remington Typewriter
Republic Iron and Steel
Republic Motor Truck
Sinclair Oil Refining
Sloss
Sheffield
Eee
Ewane
Stromberg
Studebaker Company
Superior Steel
Tennessee
Texas Company
Union Oil
Union Pacific
United Alley Steel
United Fruit Wees
United
U. S. Food Products
Lee. Si Indus
U. S. Smelter
U. Ss. Steel
Atk Ee
Utah Copper
Virginia-Carolina Chio's
Western Union Ee
Westinghouse Tee
White Motors Ee
Wilson & Co
Tee
Willys-Overland
Worthington Pump
Liberty Bonds
Liberty Firsts
Liberty Seconds
Liberty
SSNS
CA Cor
Sis Iekiaans
Victoria Doll Ka
Alec
Wolverine Eee
Ewer
Wyandotte Eee
Ewe
Winona
Boston Carr
Ahmeek
W. H. Dunnigan
Algomah
Allouez
Bohemia
Arizzona
Boston & Ely
Hallaklava Oereee Kiutte & London
Bingham Mines Calaverase
Calumet & In
Calumet Arizona
Steer
Hecla
Carson Hill Terror
ORM Crown Reserve
Centennial
The
Kmagle & Bluebell
Houghton
Daly-West
Cascade
Michigan
Mason Valley
North Butte
Old Dominion Sheen
Osceola
Quincy
Bo Shannon
Mary's Interseee
Superior
Boston
Superior Copper
South Lake
Butte Stock Exchange
Barnes-King
Big Creek
Butte-Jar. M. & M
Butte-Ramsdel
Butte-New England
Butte-Upton
Cascade Sil
Farrell East Butte
Jardine G
Highland Surprise
Kansas
OL Ae
Anglo-American Atlantic
Beavers
Borne-Scrymier
Boston & Wye
Burke Oil
Buckeye
Eens
Cat Creek Con
de Decker-Collins
Dillon Oil
Eureka
Frantz Corp
Galena
Great Western
le Greybull & Mont
Illinois Pipe
Indiana
Serer
Kinney
Mont. OU
Ohio Il
Penn
Stellar Oil
Oil Ohio
Swan & Finch
Tri-City Oil
Sheen
van Duzen Oil
Washington
Wash
Montana
Willow Creek Ie
Wyoming Explor
Corn Prices Rise Then Fall Amid Mixed Chicago Trading
Opening corn prices edged up to the $1.60s then slipped below those levels after a brief rally. September and December futures fluctuated from around $1.61 to $1.50, with oats sagging and then recovering. Provisions were sharply lower as cash quotations showed varied barometers for corn, oats, rye, barley, and seed products, with firm butter and steady creamery eggs.
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Chicago
Omaha Livestock Prices Report July 6
Livestock market figures from Omaha show hog receipts at 8,000 with prices 15 to 50 cents higher, top at 15.25 and bulk around 13.75 to 14.50. Cattle receipts 3,000 with beef steers and butcher stock up 25 to 50 cents, stockers and feeders strong while canners and cutters steady. Sheep receipts 15,000 with lambs and sheep weak, but feeders up 25 cents.
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Omaha
Wall Street Flashes Hope Amid Finance and Crop Concerns
Wall Street reports a calmer mood with bankers confident the Federal Reserve can maintain control. A French tobacco monopoly sale is possible for 400 million dollars. Reserve ratios rise, slow non essential lending increases, and crop season draws near with anticipated transportation bottlenecks and tighter equipment supply.
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Wall Street
Heilbronner Company
United States
England
France
Belgium
New York Money Rates and Loan Activity
New York money markets show irregular exchange with 60 day and 60 day bills around 3.89 percent, demand and cables near 3.94 percent, and New York exchange on Montreal at 12 percent discount. Time loans remain strong at 60 90 days and six months around 8 to 9 percent, with call money high at 9 percent and bank acceptances around 6 percent.
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NEW York Money
New York
New York Exchange
Montreal
New York Sugar Prices Reported on July Market
New York sugar markets show raw sugar steady as centrifugal prices hold at 18.313. Refined varieties, including white granulated, quoted around 22.2 1/2 cents per pound, with minor fluctuations noted in late trading.
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New York
Pathfinder Auto 1 Joins Westward Highway Pathfinder
In Great Falls on July 6 the pathfinder car of the American Automobile Association led a two-car Cascade county road boosters party leaving Sunday to meet the pathfinder in Mammoth Hot Springs Yellowstone. The group plans to reach Great Falls Thursday after stops at Livingston Wilsall White Sulphur Springs Neihart and Belt. Org reps include W H George J K Bennett W B Willey and J F Pewters with Belt businessmen joining Beott Leavitt and Gus Helms.
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Great Falls
Pathfinder
American Automobile Association
National Parks
West
A. L. Westgard
Cascade County
Mammoth Hot Springs
Yellowstone Park
Livingston
Wilsall
White Sulphur Springs
Neihart
Belt
W. H. George
Commercial Club
J. K. Bennett
W. B. Willey
Forestry Service
J. F. Pewters
Great Northern Railway
Denver
Beott Leavitt
Y.G. Bee Line High Way Association
Gus Helms
Cody
Wyo
Parkto Park Highway Association
Rewritten Prayer Book May Omit Obedience Line
Canon Dalton of Wind sor rewrites the prayer book for publication by Cambridge University Press. A new edition omits the word obey and softens the phrase everlasting damnation to eternal condemnation. The change aims to reduce harsh theological language in the standard liturgy.
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London
Dalton of
Windsor
Cambridge University Press
New York Stock Market Rallies After Holiday Break
Relief from holiday money rates and favorable developments fueled a broad, strong finish on the New York Stock Exchange. Trading reopened after recess with irregular gains led by oils, equipment, and shipping shares. Only Crubel Steel and Union Pacific edged back as calls eased from 9 to 8 percent at midday.
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New York
Wee
Wwe Westen
Crucible Steel
Union Pacific
Commodities Market Report Steady Across Metals
New York July 6 Copper electrolytic prices hold steady for spot and futures with No 1 northern at 48 dollars, No 3 northern at 47 48, No 2 northern at 42 44. Tin remains at 49 spot and July, 48 50 August. Antimony around 7.7 cents. Lead offered at 8 cents. Zinc quiet with St Louis delivery, spot at 7.60 cents.
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Northern
St. Louis
Bar Silver Rates Across Markets July 6
Bar silver updates show New York domestic at 99 percent, foreign at 90 percent, Mexican dollars at 6 7 8 percent. London quotes 514 pence per ounce. In currency terms, money returns cited.
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New York
London
Butte Man Arrested In Hold Up Suspect Case
GREAT FALLS July 6 Arrested several hours after the room of Mrs Mary Senko proprietress of the Arvon lodging house had been entered and the woman forced to give up 200 in money and jewelry worth 50 J Scott hailing from Butte was arrested and identified by Mrs Senko who said she knew him from prior occupancy Scott is suspected in a number of recent hold ups and instructions were sent to Butte leading to the arrest there of H O Rheinhart who police think connected with Scott in several robberies
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Great Falls
Mary Senko
Arvon
J. Scott
Butte
Senko
Scott
H. O. Rheinhart
Remodel Theater in Great Falls Receives City Approval
July 6 report notes Uncle Dick Sut ton of Butte authorized a 25000 remodeling of the Grand Opera house in Great Falls, the city's pioneer playhouse. Plans approved by the veteran showman will be finalized and bid. Work includes front facade, new lobby, lower main floor, new opera chairs, redecorating and overhaul. During construction road shows and weekly Pantages vaudeville will play at the Palace Theater.
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Great Falls
Dick” Sutton
Butte
Grand Opera House
Pioneer Playhouse
Palace Theater
Noted Quotation From Baltimore American
A compact clipping quotes a Baltimore American line about a man who asserts himself and his luck in opportunities, alongside a remark that his wife has a speech impediment.
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Baltimore American
Mines and Mines Flattering Reports From Helena Area Mines
Reports from the Shields and Ironside mine near Boulder describe 800 feet depth with high grade copper ore and a vein rich in lead silver copper and gold. Caledonia Mining in Coeur d'Alenes pays a 26 050 dividend, six cent annual, and Northwest Magnesite in Chewelah expands its aerial tram adding about 100 000 to the plant.
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Shields and Ironside
Boulder
M. L. Leydig
Helena
Caledonia Mining Company
Coeur d’Alenes
Northwest Magnesite Company
Chewelah
Stevens County
Mining firms expand in Coeur d'Alene district takeover
President Percival announces expansion policy and confirms Consolidated Interstate-Callahan Mining has completed the purchase of controlling interests in Chicago-Boston Mining and Killbuck Mining. Both hold large silver lead properties near Wallace Idaho in the Coeur d'Alene district.
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Percival
Consolidated Interstate-Callahan Mining Company
Chicago-Boston Mining Company
Killbuck Mining Company
Coeur d'Alene
Wallace
Idaho
Horoscope for Cancer Born Persons in Summer Years
A 1920 McClure Syndicate horoscope notes a quiet planetary day with Mercury and Neptune mildly adverse. It warns of nervous strain and rising illness through summer, urges routine calm activity, and predicts storms and sea loss risks. It also forecasts increased fortune telling and changes in marriage customs, advising care for children and business annoyances for birth-date subjects.
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Mercury
Neptune
McClure
Prisoner J D Fleury Returned To Jail After Escape
J D Fleury, who broke jail in Choteau over two years ago, was brought back from Portland by Sheriff Martine and is held in the local jail. He faces new charges of obtaining money by false pretenses and, in addition, jail-breaking. A quote about a synonym appears in the report.
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Choteau
Portland
Ore
J. D. Fleury
Martine
Fleury
Whitehall Notices Honor Lieut Molthen and Local Visitors
Whitehall friends mourn Lieut. Fred Molthen known as Dutch who died last week after starring at Whitehall High School in 1912 13. The column lists visitors teachers and locals attending weddings travels and community events including Miss Irene Black's visit and Bessie Bennett wedding to Newell Wright in Missoula. Regulars Mr and Mrs Harden Justus and many others are noted with travel and summer plans around the area.
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Whitehall
Fred Molthen
Molthen
Whitehall High School
Renova
William Malthen
Parrott Ranch Company Holdings
Irene Black
S. T. Black
Cascade
Father Nolan
St. Mary's Parish
Helena
Nero
Father Gilmore
Bessie Bennett
Whitehall School
Newell Wright
Missoula Mercantile Company
H.S. Gatley
Church of the Holy Spirit
Missoula
East
Cedar Street
H. A. Gilbert
Wagner
Richter
Butte
E. A. Harden
Glendive
Deer Lodge
Harden
A. B. Smith
Henry Smith
Palm Hotel
S. V. Justus
Masonic Card Club
Sans Souci
Sidney Blacklock
J. W. Reed
Fred Lobay
Cardwell
John R. Jones
Idaho Sugar Company
Fleecer Station
A. W. Robert
St. Theresa Aid Society
Sugartown
George D. King
J. D. Lewellen
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho
Cora Owsley
Nellie Hoey
Fletcher Schooler
Ruby
Barbara
Roundup
Schooler
Jennie Messenger
Jerome
George Riggs
Edward Huston
Massie Hackley
Yale
Ore
W. P. Coghlan
W. Rickett
N. Reed
James Bierman
R. W. Wright
E. C. Hackley
Asa Sloan
Lewistown
Daisy
Marsh
Harold Werre
Mr. Werre
Jefferson Land and Irrigation Company
Pipestone Beach
Charles O. Daniels
John Jones
William J. Lowry
Livingston
Whitehall Post
Cleveland
Ohio
Melba McCall
Merle Jordan
William Moore
Seattle
L. R. Packard
Nelson Graves
Belt
Dorothy Mills
Lucille Monforton
Bozeman
George McKeown
Leon Lyon
Harriet Green
Cordin Utterback
Upper
Madison
Pondera County Convention Names County Ticket
Pondera county held a convention last week selecting a county ticket. State senator J. M. Parmalee of Williams, representative Barney Bogart of Brady, county commissioners William Gibbons Manuel Schlepp and Henry Denzer, sheriff Frank Stocke, treasurer Mrs S. Taylor, assessor Tims Baker, county clerk James T. Green, and county attorney Tom Robinson were chosen. Clerk of the court and superintendent of schools were left to the executive committee.
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Pondera County
J. M. Parmalee
Williams
Barney Bogart
Brady
William Gibbons
Manuel Schlepp
Henry Denzer
Frank Stocke
S. ©. Taylor
Tims Baker
James T. Green
Tom Robinson
Girl of 22 Divorced Thrice Plans to Wed Again
Kalamazoo Michigan Ida Linderman age twenty two has been divorced three times and told Judge Blankenburg she plans to remarry Bert Doby after her divorce from her second husband. Doby confirmed the plan saying they will wed once the divorce is finalized.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Ida Linderman
Swallows Stone and Dies In Iowa Village
Orange City Iowa resident J Lyftogt swallowed a walnut sized stone to relieve choking. Attempts to remove the lodged stone failed and he died within a day after the incident.
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Orange City
Iowa
J. Lyftogt
Lyftogt
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Windermere
British Columbia
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Western Metals Company
Salt Lake City
Rawley Properties
Bonanza
Sagache County
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Midvale
Shirley
Jerome Superior Copper Company
Jerome, Ariz
W. D. Murphy
Hans Westgard
Rochester
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East Broadway
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Whitehall News
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J. C. Maguire
D. J. Fitzgera
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C. C. Swinborne
R, W. Place
W. C. Rae
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Jefe Dutton
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J. KB. Stephenson
George A. Hill
Andrew J. Davis Jr
W. J. Forsythe
W. A. Clark J. Ross Clark
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Alex J. Johnston
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Ranta
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