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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1921
Page
9
Markets report export demand slowing with wheat futures showing gains amid mixed grain prices. Corn and oats drift as hog quotations influence provisions, with activity seen in Minneapolis wheat and New York money markets reflecting steady demand and currency rates.
July 28 marked renewed weakness across many speculative issues led by equipment shares. Call money rates eased slightly but did not affect traders. Railway Steel Springs General Fire National Lead and Pressed Steel Car declined. United Drug rallied briefly then fell, while many issues fell 2 to 8 points. Bethlehem Steel reported orders shrinking compared with the prior year quarter. London steady, French rate firm, German and Austrian remittances varied. Total sales were 13.878 million par value.
A sprawling livestock market summary reports hog and cattle receipts, price ranges, and movements from Spokane and market hubs. It notes higher hogs and mixed cattle tones, with top prices around 10 and 9 to 10 dollars for various classes. includes references to bovine, sheep, and veal trades, plus Midwest market mentions and a Beth Steel dividend notice.
A fragmented report notes debate over regular amendments to common and preferred stock terms. It mentions California Packing and various financial actions. observers forecast market behavior, with reference to boosting railroad stock values and feed for investors amid weakness and trading activity.
About 30 Norma Rebekah lodge members from Bozeman traveled to Radersburg for the district meeting. Ten lodges attended with reports, papers, and an initiation by the Norma degree staff. New officers elected include Mrs. Dave Boyd of Livingston as president and Mrs. J Schultz of Livingston as secretary treasurer. next meeting set for January 1922 in Belgrade.
Bozeman delegates to the state WCTU convention in Butte next month include Mrs. C. H. Wood Mrs. Bil l atty Miss Eva Higgins and Mrs West Morris with alternates Mrs G E Marten Mrs Charles Russell Mrs Claude Tallmen and Mrs S Grant A Shadoan also delegates by virtue of her office An interesting Mothers Day program featured Rev A L Chapman on The Influence of the Mother on the Individual on the Family the Community and the Nation Mabel MacLeod spoke on The Little Child in the Home and the Little Child Grown Tall J HL Harris and Mrs performed a vocal duet and a piano solo by Misses
Evangeline Booth, head of the Salvation Army in the United States, warned in New York that the country faces a severe industrial winter. She cited 400 registered employment applicants weekly in New York City, noting many unregistered or transient workers are excluded. She described families facing starvation and eviction due to lack of rent money, with young men unable to find work.
The Associated Press reports President and Surgeon General will convene public health officials from Southern states including Texas, Louisiana, Georgia, Alabama, Kentucky, Tennessee, South Carolina, Virginia, and others to Washington on August 4 to discuss the pellagra outbreak and possible connections with a reported epidemic. The meeting aims to share data and strategies amid rising illness reports in the region.
Montana contemplates a new government road through the mountains south of Crow's NetPlane to cross Glacier Park center. Specifications received by the Commercial club outline a roughly 50 mile route with eastern sections to be taken up by design work.
Funeral notices list services for Henrietta Kahnweiler and William Williams. Kahnweiler service Friday at Richards chapel with Rabbi Tevin officiating. interment at Nai Terael cemetery. Williams remains to West Park in a private service, with Moni Sor Lodge A.M. assisting. interment at Mount Moriah cemetery. Kennedy Eraser? of Great Falls and others referenced in notices.
The article recalls a remarkably rapid hymn composition by Bishop Heber, created in just over 115 minutes, during a period described as months ago with board permission and an application by Pefitead. The piece references the line about keeping the station, highlighting quick, notable literary effort.
A garbled sale notice lists a first class private dining place with two private rooms, furnishings, utensils, and ready to operate. The listing asks $10,000 or terms with a ten year lease at $125 monthly, with inventory and goods to be taken over for cash. Example names and locations are mixed in a Montana context, including Amanda McKee Box 50 Virginia City.
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