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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1912
Page
2
A short item notes a bank account of your own with a publication cue. The text appears incomplete and may be part of an advertising or guidance section. No clear names places dates or measurable facts are present.
New York markets soften amid persistent volatility with talk of coal disturbances and gold exports to Paris. Interstate Commerce Commission actions press railroads for alleged violations while February reports show mixed bank conditions across Chicago, Pittsburgh, Wisconsin, and Kansas.
A garbled OCR page lists places, brands, and people including Nevada, Montana, Virginia, and Mounts like Blue Butt and Mountaintop. Mentions extend to Cholars and coalitions, with scattered percentages and extension notes, creating a fragmented catalog of locations, firms, and individuals without a clear event or narrative.
Portland Oregon March 6 cattle receipts total 207 with prices for choice cows at 759 dollars and heifers at 487, good to slaughter calved at 8800, calves 7007, hogs steady at 606.75, 6520 for heavy hogs, sheep receipts include yearlings 161.40 and rams 4219.65, lambs 74.105 and 400 road to choice lambs 4.25.
A March 6 summary shows mixed commodity and currency activity with notes on prime merchanine paper, sterling exchange steady, and government bonds. Copper and wheat futures move amid notes of rail and freight prices, while late quotes list various grain futures and spot prices across New York and London markets.
Chicago markets report a sharp rise in wheat driven by generous US flour exports and renewed cash demand. Bulls buoyed by reports of large flour shipments, weaker dollar cables, and renewed interest from milling centers, while corn, oats, and hog futures showed mixed to subdued moves amid profit-taking and selling pressure.
An old New York Sun account describes in fragmented terms how a "flowery path" device guides the audience through a theater piece, noting Max Reinhardt’s use of stage devices to bridge actor and spectator and referencing Hows and the "Yenndcal Toten" as part of the production. The review mentions audience-placed pauses, lighting, and curtain tricks to heighten the drama.
Branch offices clarify Standard advertisements and assure customers they will receive careful attention. The message compares service to that at the main office in Butte or Antioch, promising thorough handling at all locations.
A collage of job ads from Montana and nearby areas promises training in auto repair, engineering, and sales with free catalogues and guaranteed positions. It sits beside a theater note praising a Casino stage performance of Sumurun, detailing characters and the production’s oriental setting.
The article details a shoes sale at a retailer, listing about 1,000 pairs of women’s shoes as a clearance of odds and ends. Manager Harvey runs a modest pricing push with $1 per pair on some stock and notes a separate sale of satin shoes and a brief customer exchange over trying on items amid the opening morning.
Old and new carom and pocket billiard tables and bowling supplies offered with easy payments. Purebred Beltex ponies advertised for investment. Stuyvesant piano with cabinet for sale. Mining blanks and car lot native bay at WAM Springs. Pianos for sale on easy terms at Bear Altley Anaconda. Wanted agents for household specialties and dresses. Harness and furniture wanted with top prices. Muskrat skins sought at Greig’s Anaconda. Cedar Rapids tale of leather fashion and a saloon anecdote ends. Readings and circles listed for Butte Colorado St and South Main St.
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