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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1921
Page
9
Wheat futures for July at September rose to 1.24 dollars as traders priced in hot weather and crop damage. Market notes say strength in winter crops and drought fears support optimistic demand, with metal and currency markets showing mixed signals as silver and sugar values shift in New York and London.
Bloomberg AP report from New York quotes a steady stream of new low records across one to six year securities as liquidation and short selling push prices down. United States Steel drops to 73 cents, while other steel, railway, tobacco and chemicals stocks show sharp declines. dividends and call money rates influence the uneven session.
Boston stock exchanges were all closed yesterday in observance of Bunker Hill Day. Reports from the United States Bureau of Markets and the Associated Press indicate subdued activity with cattle and hog receipts and steady prices across major markets including Chicago Spokane and Seattle.
Bozeman June 17 An event of interest to the Epsilon chapter of the honorary fraternity Phi Upsilon Omicron featured the initiation of two new members Miss Alice Moody and Miss Brandenburg while national president Mins Jease Whitacre of Gamma chapter Ohio observed. Attending alumnae included Miss Ruby H Modekise Miss Genevieve Hall Miss Media Hall and Miss Vera Harris Beton with others from Ohio Minnesota and North Dakota chapters. Whitacre offered guidance for local work and Tessie Williams prepared plans for the national convention in St Paul.
Miss Gladye Branegan state supervisor of home economics is named professor and head of the department at Montana State College. She begins September 1, after serving as specialist with the Montana extension service. Professor J. Holst returns from leave to resume duties as professor of education and psychology and dean of the secondary division.
Bozeman June 17 interest centers on construction of five new buildings for Montana State College. Foundations for an engineering building and related structures are planned. ground may break in July and foundations to be laid before fall. Engineering buildings aimed for completion by college opening in 1922. Other notes mention ROTC students attending Camp Lewis and milk contracts for Canyon motel and Lake hotel.
Classified fragment lists rewards and notices for lost or stolen items including a large amethyst ring and a branded Black Stallion. Includes offers for services from auto schools, tailors, barbers, printers, and job ads in Montana towns like Butte Anaconda and Billings with scattered names and addresses.
Auction style classified page fragment lists rooming houses for sale and rent, two to three room cottages in Butte Montana, used furniture including mahogany cane set and Victrola, a Dodge Brothers car, a Packard and other autos, sewing machines, umbrellas, and a Swedish massage service. Items appear with prices, and there is mention of a furniture dealer and factory ads.
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