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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1921
Page
9
Turbulent sessions on the New York market push wheat lower as traders weigh exports, receipts, and drouth signals. Corn and oats retreat while provisions hold near steady. stock market declines reflect renewed liquidation and demand slackening.
Cattle receipts around 4000 with mixed demand in Chicago market as hogs trade at steady to higher levels, bulk of fat cattle modest. sheep and lambs show activity with native and western herds. Spokane reports hog prices steady, receipts about 35. Paul and Omaha markets show varied but generally steady tones amid broad market movements. New York money markets note weak sterling, fluctuating currency demands, and broad stock-market cross currents amid easing paper and persistent credit tensions.
National News Service reports Professor Girault predicts women will dominate leadership in Europe over the next century. He argues society led by women would lack courage and initiative, causing embittered marriages and unhappy men, while many unmarried women gain control and alter social order.
Little Rock Ark. H C Rawlings returns to state prison to finish a five year term for bigamy. He escaped in 191 and fled to Limon Colorado living with a second wife until apprehended.
Fragmentary chatter references a man losing his pants and mentions Desarc, Roy, and a page about water moccasins. A cryptic line cites H C Powell regarding oversized trousers, followed by an unfinished thought. The tone suggests a local humor column or stray blot from a page-wide joke section.
The text shows a chaotic set of notices including a Gataine Metals Mines company shareholder meeting at the Champion mine with financial report expectations, a transfer-book closing on August 16, 1821, and a Montana court reference to the estate of Andrew Waned with probate actions and administrator details. The mix includes unrelated classified items about jobs, real estate, and services, reflecting a crowded late 19th or early 20th century issue.
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