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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1921
Page
21
Markets report wheat rising to a strong close with May trading at higher values and premiums for nearby futures fading. Cash wheat sold freely while oats and corn showed mixed activity amid arrival expectations of up to 600 cars. Minneapolis grain trading featured active demand, with quotes and international exchange figures noted.
Bears pushed slight declines in rails and industrials while volatile issues fluctuated. Trading showed moderate selling with 500000 shares changing hands and bonds light. Clearing house reserves rose to 425000, and average versus actual loan figures diverged, with sterling easing and other European rates firm.
United States Bureau of Markets reports cattle hogs and sheep receipts with mixed changes across markets in Omaha Spokane and South Saint Paul. Hogs push higher while cattle veer lower to steady. spring lambs rise and feeders stay firm. Also brief commodity quotes on silver and sugar and a note on mouth breeding fish in Africa and Alaska salmon fishers.
The Utah Copper quarter ending March 31 1921 shows a 453 616 sidenicit before dividends versus a prior quarter deficit of 989 515. Ore milled totaled 1 202 700 dry tons with 1.16 percent copper and 82.87 percent extraction. Net cost per pound after minor credits is 11.99 cents. Market notes discuss Chesapeake & Ohio dividend decisions, a cautious near term outlook, Dun's review of 315 U S failures, and Westinghouse 1920 earnings of 6 43 a share. Copper stocks held firm while markets softened.
Mrs Lydia E Pennington aged 62 died yesterday. Her remains will be shipped from White's parlors at 1212 West Riese Street to her home in Ni London Ohio. Funeral arrangements to be announced later by Sam R White, Director and Embalmer on Main Street.
Daly-Shea Company Funeral Directors announces members must attend at Suielas avenue Monday morning for the funeral of their late brother Louis Repth. Remains moved from Cassidy Evanson parlors today to 301 Shields avenue for the service tomorrow at oclock. Mass at Sacred Heart church at Sab oclock. Interment at Holy Cross cemetery.
The two day annual shoot at Gregson Springs produced strong scores led by A. J. Poore with 98 of 100. J. Je Bruce won the Beaty Sporting Goods high run with 84 of 100 among first timers. Pete O'Brien claimed the Confarr medal with 15 singles and 5 pairs, as competition moves to 150 registered targets tomorrow for an overall leather fish basket prize.
C J Whaley, representing Gordon Ferguson Pure Fur, arrives from St Paul to present a fall lineup at the Symons store in Butte next Monday. He will direct the exhibit with Harry Symons assisting for custom orders and storage in Symons vaults. Prices now are 25 to 50 percent below next fall levels, offering substantial savings.
A. A. Sheuerman former manager of the Empress theater and longtime advertising figure in Butte leaves today for the coast. He intends to make his home on the Pacific coast for the present and will travel by automobile. He will be joined soon by Mrs. Sheuerman.
Girls from the Butte high school's Debating League acted as hostesses at a luncheon in the Squirrel yesterday afternoon. The program featured talent from Miss Helen Venus Miss G. Biiitiana and Miss McAhea who responded to toasts. Toasts by Miss Nelson Miss Graham Miss Daly and Miss Talbot followed under themes Smile and the World Is Yours Optimism a Desired Attribute An Election to Not a Course Affair Taboo on Shirkers.
The Montana League of Women Voters convenes its second annual event in Butte on May 24 and 25 with a full program and banquet at the chamber of commerce. State president A F Ities leads sessions, new departments form, and reports from Mrs A F Tiles and others highlight progress.
After ten years as deputy speaker, Rt Hon John Henry Whitley is elevated to Speaker of the British House of Commons, elected to succeed Speaker Lowther who resigned. The post carries a salary of 25000 dollars a year and an official residence. This portrait titled Speaker Whitley presents the new leader.
An old advertisement hawks Othine double strength as a freckle remover. It promises a guaranteed money back offer if freckles persist after a few applications. The ad emphasizes low cost and easy results to achieve a smoother skin tone.
After five years of liver and stomach trouble my wife was called a bear cat. No doctor or medicine helped. A grocer advised Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and though she refused at first, a week later she took it and now enjoys good health and disposition. It clears catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and eases inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refunded. At all druggists.
A 19th century health note promotes Malsified cocoanut oil shampoo as gentle and greaseless. It claims common soaps dry scalp and damage hair, while the cocoanut shampoo cleanses without harming hair, lathers easily, and leaves hair silky. It is cheap and widely available at drug stores.
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