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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1925
Page
3
The St Paul railway finance troubles weighed on the bond market all week with a pronounced downward tilt across issues. Bonds and stocks slid to new lows as unconfirmed reports circulated that the road might fail to meet fixed charges, prompting alarm in bankers and officials.
Seattle reports Alaska will ship 960000 pounds of reindeer meat to the United States this year. Fur trader Ralph Lomen of Nome says five artificial ice plants on the Seward peninsula support meat production. He forecasts reindeer numbers will reach capacity in about twelve years with an 80 percent yearly rise and 10 percent annual for grazing space.
Ringling reports Frank Carroll and family visiting Father LeClair after church, birthday parties, schools, dances, and social visits amid Ringling events. Hamilton notes include frontier moves, hospital stays, and local family travel across Missoula, Cleveland, and beyond with community updates.
The 15th American Legion minstrel show will be staged in the Ravalli theater Tuesday evening. About 30 people will participate in the production featuring old-time minstrel acts a skit and monologues, with musical novelties and local songs.
Nels Croney leaves for Yellowstone park to work this spring. Mise Luella Burnett returns from Boise after two months as a clerk during the legislative session. Senator L E Gannon arrives from Bolxe. Mrs Alphia Washington passes away. family longtime valley residents. Mrs J A Herndon improving. Mrs VE Kellogg ill. C A Hawley covers teaching duties. Mrs W Carpenter hosts Woman's Guild. Ladies' Aid Society and Presbyterian Society events noted.
Dillon March reports detail an early resident buried at Mountain View Cemetery with services by church, while a Seattle death left a survivor in Dillon. Zeta Nu sorority held a Bt Patrick prom, a highlight of the college social season. Local residents, including Dae Mellon and Laura Scott, were seen in town for business and visits, with Armstead and Granite connections noted.
A garbled Madison County column records social visits, arrivals, and small town happenings. References include Mr Ree and the Mr W ee judge, new members, Mrs Maguire’s newborn, Crandall visiting from Butte, and numerous locals like Jones of Varney, Falbaum hauling hogs, and Arthur Storey traveling to Dillon. The piece mentions Dr Clancy, hospital stays, and travel to Boseman and Cameron with several residents noted in brief interactions.
Sanders County News Plains reports high river protection work with rock dumps around a county vent. Iris Wungurterea suffers a stroke Sunday and is under nurse care in Spokane. Bayless Duncan visits from Spokane. Plains Guernsey Breeders banquet at the gym draws large crowd with patriotic decorations. Bootlegging arrests result in not guilty verdicts. Victor French and Walter Baker face charges, with Baker pleading guilty and sent to district court. Fordson tractor and grader arrive to improve the Fonda area.
Deer Lodge March 15 Pin emashers of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railroad beat the Harrisons five two games Saturday evening. Whaley led RR with 642 while Pedersen topped teammates with 675. Tramdass totals for the night are listed. Also notes from Deer Lodge mention visits by John Norris from Drummond and Owen Jeense from Missoula plus various local business and social items.
The Ramanday and Caverly offer Done in Ol an ageling marvel of balance and entertainment. May Hob Robson stars as Jane Meredith delivering delightful comedy and engaging scenes that captivate the audience, with her signature charm throughout.
Regularities persisted in spotting the general business picture last week as spring demand neared, with notable gains in steel and rail sectors. United States Steel surpassed expectations while railroads faced June maturities, Goulds Cotton Belt transfer to Rock Island indicating consolidation progress, and Western Pacific declared cash and stock payments following the Denver and Rio Grande settlement. January earnings for Class 1 railroads rose over the prior year, though wheat prices swung sharply, oil output edged up with price readjustments, Pan American holdings split may boost Standard Oil Indiana in Mexico, and bank clearings again outpaced the previous week and year.
State farmers report small grain stocks with oats in demand and higher prices. Wheat marketing benefited from good winter weather and roads. Potatoes remaining on farms decline due to local demand and feeding use. About 16 percent of the 1824 flax top on hand March 1 meets seed needs, though local seed requirements may grow.
Armour & Co annual report shows 1924 sales exceeding 81 million dollars with net profits of 14.31 million, up from 13.77 million last year. Surplus climbs to 54.81 million against 45.59 million in 1923, as dividends and earnings boost investor confidence.
A fragmentary tribute to Dr R Y Pleree described as a distinguished citizen and respected politician and professional. It touts his fifty years of herbal remedies and cites Dr Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery as aiding stomach and liver function, though the text is fragmented and unclear.
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