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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1921
Page
9
Markets and mining reports show wheat prices surging to peak levels as a leading crop expert predicts a government report lowering expected Kansas yield. Prices for No. 2 mixed and related grains rise with ongoing demand, while currency and money market notes from New York and London reflect broader financial tension.
The New York Stock Exchange opened with a hesitant, uneven drift led by oils and tobacco rising amid broad uncertainty. Total sales were 10.18 million dollars, with bets on foreign exchange weak and bond activity irregular. French government loan terms were announced and sterling fell.
Listings from Spokane Omaha and South St Paul detail cattle receipts and prices, mixed steers, bulls and calves, with quotes for hogs and mutton. Meat trade updates include stocker demand, packing house activity, and regional market tones provided by Associated Press reports. A brief Japan census note cites Tokyo as largest city with 173 162 inhabitants.
Reports from St Regia indicate the Democratic group of claims owned by Edward vo and others near the Hibernia mine show strong potential this spring. Vein at 395 feet from station, seven feet of ore averaging over 12 ounces silver. The Butts Tutus shaft lies near the Davis Daly company site. timber purchases announced for sluice boxes by the American Gem Syndicate in Philipsburg Flint and Rock creek districts.
A dense garbled personals section seeks caregiving and various services with scattered references to seating, hats, and fashion items. The legal notices detail an administrator sale of Edmonds estate in Anaconda with bidding terms, date, and location.
Dillon May 23. A historic Masonry event occurred when three Nay brothers Milton Ross Byron Nay all residents of Beaverhead County received Royal Arch chapter degrees on the same afternoon. The Nay brothers, prominent cattle owners with the Nay Ranch on the Grasshopper, are noted as leading local figures. The lodge transition linked Bannock lodge No 16 members to Dillon lodge No 18, as the local chapter adopted the number.
Francis E. Gallagher 23 died when his car overturned on Priest Port Road about three miles from Avon after leaving Deer Lodge where he had spent the evening with friends. He was found dead hours later by early risers and is survived by four sisters Mrs Mary Hagen, Mrs Nellie Long, Mrs Frank Carey and Sister Vincentine.
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