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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1920
Page
11
Railway era classified notice lists employment and lodging options in Butte and Anaconda. Includes wants for a tailor who can handle customers, agencies, furnished rooms at New Phelan Hotel, several for rent flats and houses, garages, sewing machine rentals, and real estate and timber land sales. Also lists several sale items including old Metropolitan Bar and G.N. cafe, with contact details.
In Rollins Montana on June 22 Millard Rollins Jr. a 15 year old boy despondent over a supposed wrong shot himself between the eyes with a pistol. A note stated his intention. The family was temporarily away when he died instantly.
June 22 excursion from Kalispell to Somers and Polson aboard the Klondyke aimed at securing uniforms for the Salispell band. Departed at 8 AM, crossed Flathead Lake, returned about 5 PM. Band members rode the trip and played much of the voyage.
In Tampa June 22 the Florida department of the American Legion approved a resolution opposing cash bonus legislation in any form by an 84 to 30 vote. The measure targets state support for veterans and reflects the Legion's stance on benefits policy.
Helena June 22 new incorporations include Lane Oil and Gas company of Sid Ida department of the American Legion with 84 to 3 vote. Mountain Rose Mining company of Libby involves John Jacobson Hugo Anderson and others with $250000 capital.
Minneapolis grain market report dated June 22 notes fewer wheat car recounts this year, with No 1 northern wheat selling at $2.00 to $2.01, corn No 3 yellow at $1.72, oats No 3 at $1.08, barley at $1.18, rye No 2 at $2.00, flax No 1 at $3.82, flour unchanged, closes at 60 655 barrels and bran at $1.51.
SOUTH 8ST. PAUL, June 22. Hog receipts 6,800 mostly 15 to 25 cents higher. bulk hogs $14.50 to $14.75, pigs $8 to $13. Cattle receipts best steady, fat steers $7 to $16, cows and heifers $5.50 to $13, calves $5 to $12.50, stockers and feeders slow and weak at $4.50 to $14. Sheep receipts 200, market steady. lambs $6 to $14.60, wethers $4 to $7, ewes $2.46 to $2.50.
Reports compiled by the Canadian Press from Toronto on June 22 forecast bright prospects for bumper grain fruit and vegetable crops across Canada. An unrelated note mentions the growth of Ceylon tea export shipments from 23 pounds in 1873 to 125 million pounds annually.
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