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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1920
Page
13
Dotty encounters a turret spider at a smooth mud walls log cabin like home. Mrs Turret Spider explains she built the walls, houses a globe with her eggs, and that the babies ride on her back as they grow before she continues work.
Portraits of George Washington Mrs. Washington and Mrs. John Jay Sarah Livingston were presented to Sulgrave Manor home of Washington ancestors. The silhouettes include a glass printed Washington gold tinted wife and Sarah Livingston pasted on paste board. The works, valued highly, come as Sulgrave Manor undergoes partial restoration. An expected influx of American visitors this summer coincides with restoration work and the planned hotel near the grounds to accommodate them.
Twenty seven bodies are recovered after the River Lud overflow caused Saturday night tragedy at Louth England with many more missing and damage estimated high.
In Deer Lodge County Montana the Third Judicial District Court announces probate of the will of Mary A. Hall also known as M A Hall deceased. The date for proving the will and hearing the application for letters testamentary is set for Saturday June 12 1920 at 9 30 a m in the court room of the courthouse. Any interested person may appear and contest the matter. Dated May 26 1920. James White Clerk.
Cattle receipts reach 10 000 with beef cattle and heavy cows up to 25 cents higher. top yearlings 14.30, best heavies 13.75, bulk 12 to 13.15. feeders steady to strong. Hogs receipts 44 000 with light weights 15.25 25 cents lower. top 14.90, bulk 14.4 14.75. Sheep receipts 8 000 with lambs steady. good spring lambs 17.50, common types 12 to 13. Sheep and fat ewes mixed, with 9 to 10 for good fat ewes. Omaha market reports show similar trends. cattle and sheep prices mostly firmer, stockers dull.
London broadcast notes show bag silver priced at 57%4 per ounce with money rates at 5% and discount rates for short bills at 6 TM% per cent. Three month bills trade around 6 613-16 per cent.
Hogs receipts 11 500 lower bids 13 50 to 14 15 bulk 14 05 cattle receipts 98 100 market strong fat steers 7 13 cows and heifers 7 12 calves 5 12 50 sheep receipts 600 market steady to 50 cents lower lambs 8 16 wethers 7 12 ewes 5 11 50
Smoking cars are back on the Boston elevated lines with time windows 6 to 10 a.m. and 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. limited to cars between Forest Hills and Everett. Cambridge and South Boston tubes stay smokeless and Atlantic L line patrons remain unaffected. Women may ride in smoking cars. no rule blocks them, but few have used the option.
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