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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1908
Page
2
The page presents a distorted stock and currency update with references to New York, London, and various markets. Despite garbled entries, it notes exchange rates, loan terms, and market activity including prices and percentages, hinting at a broad financial briefing.
The day’s London stock market showed wide confusion and uncertainty with some declines in key shares. Traders watched copper and refining sectors while major American and Canadian stocks posted mixed results, leaving overall gains unclear by close.
Fragmentary notes indicate Merinos waving lines and a report involving Nuper Jamba and Ted. The incomplete text suggests a local sports or event shorthand with unclear verbs and names. No clear outcome or date is discernible from the readable fragments.
Chicago markets show mixed activity with gains in corn and cattle while wheat holds near unchanged. Reports cite low receipts and tight grain supplies, with green bug concerns affecting crop outlook. Prices listed: oats near 9,000, westerns around 610. Markets reflect cautious gains amid uncertainty from pest issues.
Ann Artar Mich Sieh 1 Friethin below University of Stientgen students and the city police have continua sinew Monday night's fint Two sluents wer e trested last night charged with stealins puspitar from the tack hotel the hotel vnptagement refiset to enter it vamphinl amitinsl the jaoys for larcenx but the Atudeula were brought into court Nevertheless charged will beta drunk and disorderly pleased guile and ware each Wed 10 did 5.20 qunt
A fragmentary report notes completion of a tunnel under the East River with a dramatic breach of walls and structural collapse. The scene describes opposing shores, breaking earth, and shifting ground as the final section connects the two sides.
Stevensville March 19 The preliminary hearing of J C Sutherland for the shooting of Charles Vansickle is set for tomorrow with a likely move to district court. Vansickle is recovering while bail of $1000 was furnished by Loris May and Henry Benton. John D B Spooner sold 100 head of tat stock to Percy Kilwardy of Hamilton, at 4 cents per pound average $60 per head. Bruce Wellk, editor of the Stevensville Register, leaves for Anchester Minnesota for appendicitis operation, away weeks. Clarence Smith of Spokane visits Stevensville relatives and friends. Butte district conference of the Methodist Episcopal church features lectures this week. Speaker topics include Naples to Bennet and Heart of Mexico.
A jumble of local items reports on agents in Hamilton, real estate, and a railroad schedule shift. Mentions include Mabry Street as a real estate hub, the deceased Biller Root Driver Tyrigation Company officer, and pending reorganizations. Also noted are visitors, marriages, business moves, and several community updates from Stevensville, Victor, Missoula, and Butte.
Fragmentary text describes a leadership vacancy and appointment process with names and locations obscured. The readable portions reference a resignation and a replacement decision, along with possible contacts.
A garbled OCR fragment lists various lost items and requests for return including belts, umbrellas, wheels, and other small possessions. The text mentions names and places in a scattered, run-on format with several phrases indicating theft or loss and requests to contact a central address. It references a mix of personal items and broad notices with unclear dates or locations.
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