Confidence Boosted Wheat Market Posts Gains in Chicago likely
Wheat futures firmed as export demand and crop prospects, aided by Harding's inaugural speech, spurred buying in Chicago. March and May contracts rose, while corn and oats gained modestly and hogs weighed on provisions. Minneapolis receipts and cash prices showed modest shifts, with cash No 1 northern wheat around 1.70 to 1.75.
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Payments to Roads under Winslow Act
The treasury announced two partial railroad payments totaling 6 637 190 under the Winslow act and Guarant provisions. The Great Northern received 6 000 000 and the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul 190. Indictments Returned Two indictments naming about 50 corporations and individuals were returned by the January grand jury for alleged anti trust violations in Marble Contractors Association. Unknown Honored The House adopted a resolution authorizing the congressional Medal of Honor for an unidentified British soldier buried in Westminster Abbey and an unidentified French soldier buried near the Arch of Triumph in Paris.
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Associated Press
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Great Northern Railway
Chicago, Sulwaukee &St. Paul Railway
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House
Westminster Abbey
Paris
New York Stock Exchange Opens Under Washington Inauguration Shadow
Trading on the New York Stock Exchange opened amid Washington's inauguration ceremonies. Excerpts of President Harding's address influenced sentiment as markets absorbed expected tax and spending shifts. Atlantic Gulf and West Indies shares led irregular activity while rail issues remained light and the bond market showed continued declines with Liberty bonds easing to 90.80. Total sales reached 9.675 million par value.
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Associated Press
New York
Stock Exchange
Washington
Harding
Pittsburg
Pacific
Stromberg
Middle West
Atantic Gulf and
West Indies
Mining Prospects Tap Idaho Alberta And Nevada Headlines
Sixty major mining notes report 1600 tons of Keno silver ore at Mayo City Yukon ready for spring shipment and plans for 3000 tons before ice break. Quebec eyes asbestos control linked to provincial plant use. Hypotheek vein near Kingston Idaho advances 20 feet with lead silver indicators. Candelaria Silver Mines to build 150 ton daily mill by April in Nevada. Kaeding reports vast sampling at old Nevada mine, over 10 000 samples and over a mile of crosscuts checked.
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Stewart River
Mayo City
Yukon Territory
Charl M. Kaeding
Nevada
Kaeding
Market Review Touches On Harding Inaugural And Steel Stocks
The Heilbronner Market Review notes little stock market change after Harding's inaugural speech. Copper and silver move modestly, rails trade narrowly, and Great Northern and Northern Pacific hold steady. A Winslow act payments to railroads and dividend deferrals by Atlantic Gulf, Southern Pacific appear.
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Germany
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
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Sterling Exchange
Atlantic Gulf & West
Actic
Southern Bactic
Northern Pacific QML Work Start? Absaroka Oil Devt Co formed
The Northern Pacific Railway announced a new venture Into oil by forming Absaroka Oil Development Company with experienced oil interests. George T. Slade will serve as president and oversee lease applications received in recent months as NP develops lands to benefit both the railroad and state interests. Headquarters will be in New York City with a Billings Montana office managing operations.
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Edward Magee of Twin Bridges dies at 72
Edward Thomas Magee aged 72 years 7 months died at his son Charlies home on McHesser creek February 26 after a short cancer illness. Born in England 1848 he came to the United States about 50 years ago and lived in Dillon and other western towns. He is survived by his wife Anna and several children. Funeral services were held at the Dillon Catholic church with pallbearers named.
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England
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Darnitter Ranch
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Mathews
Roland Magee
Darling
Idaho
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Henry
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J. P. Darnutzer
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Mather
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Cattle and hog market reports from Chicago and South St Paul
Cattle receipts around four thousand with steady to firm prices for steers and heifers. Hogs receipts about thirty two thousand with price softness versus yesterday. In South St Paul beef cattle quoted from six seventy five to eight twenty five with veal calves up to nine fifty and hogs steady to slightly lower, sheep and lambs slow with top lambs near nine dollars.
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South ST. Paul
United States Bureau of Markets
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E. H. Becker Dead Montana Editor
Spokane reports the death of Edward H. Becker 62, longtime publisher of the Billings Cont. Gazette for 36 years. He died of heart failure at his Spokane home after residing there ten years, survived by his widow and son Edgar Becker of Harrington Washington. Funeral services under Christian Science auspices set for tomorrow at 10 a.m. with incineration to follow.
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Spokane
Ronard H. Becker
Billings
Christian Science
Mason triumphs in extemporaneous speaking at district event
March Mason won the extemporaneous speaking contest in Gallatin County high school. He will represent the school in the district tournament at Whitehall on Saturday.
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March Mason
Gallatin County High School
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Whitehall
Elect new officers at Bozeman hardware firm
In the reorganization of Owenhouse Hardware Co. since the death of Elwood H Fisher, stockholders elected Frank W. Benepe president, F. A. Wal Sorts vice president, and Charles M. Fisher secretary treasurer. The meeting occurred in Bozeman on March 4.
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Owenhouse Hardware Company
Elwood H Fisher
Frank W. Benepe
F. A. Wal Sorts
Charles M. Fisher
Arraigned on charge of taking roommate's cash
George H. Cottrell was arraigned in Kalispell justice court on grand larceny for allegedly stealing $80 in currency and a watch from T. E. Lamb after sharing Lamb's hotel room. He pleaded not guilty and is in county jail on $1,000 bond. located in Sandpoint, he was brought back for trial.
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