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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1901

Page

10

Butte Official Showcases Giant Garden Vegies

Street Commissioner Jack McLaughlin displays cabbage inscribed as thirty two pounds and oversized carrot and potatoes grown on his home allotment in Butte. City Attorney Lamb recounts a turnip seed tale of a fence lifted by rapid growth, then notes vegetables shipped to the Buffalo Exposition as friends joke about a ten dollar charge.

Jack McLaughlin West Broadway Butte McLaughlin Littl Jack Lamb

Wilbur Kirwin Opera Company Plays at Suttons Family Theater

The Wilbur Kirwin Opera company schedules performances at Suttons Family Theater. A Wilbur march is noted. An advertisement highlights twenty pretty ladies and a sale on boys and children's clothing at Boucher's 45 East Park Street.

Suttons Family Theater The Wilbur-Kirwin Opera Company Boucher’s East Park Street

Wheat and corn futures fluctuated on opening day

Chicago markets opened with mixed wheat activity as Dec futures moved from gains to losses before closing firm. Corn stayed quiet but firming, while December pork and lard weakened on liquidation with pork at a new low.

Chicago Oya Shorts

Unclear historical cash quotations for grains and seeds

The fragment lists prices for flour commodities including wheat, corn, oats, yellow corn, flaxseed, and timothy seed, plus pork and lard values. It also shows receipts and shipments figures for flour, wheat, and barley, with inconsistent OCR numbers and units, reflecting a 19th or early 20th century market page.

Chicago Cattle Market Mixed Receipts Hit Week's End

Cattle receipts totaled 29 000 with 10 000 Texans and 7 000 westerns. Market for choice steady with other grades lower. Prices ranged from 1.25 to 6.50 for various classes including steers cows and calves. Hog receipts were 27 000 with 4 000 left over. market opened strong and closed weak amid mixed demand.

Hicago Texas

Market Report Shows Steady Sheep Receipts and Varied Prices

The market for sheep remained steady with receipts around 40,000 head. Prices ranged for good to choice wethers from 3.35 to 3.75, mixed grades 2.90 to 3.30, western sheep 2.50 to 3.40, native lambs 2.00 to 5.25, and western lambs around 3.20 to 4.92 as buyers weighed supply and demand.

Omaha Livestock Market Report October 7

Cattle receipts 3500 market steady with beef steers 4.75 to 6.15. western 3.70 to 5.10. Texas 3.50 to 4.40. cows and heifers 2.75 to 3.60. stockers 2.50 to 4.30. calves up to 25. bulls 2.25 to 4.25. Hogs receipts 4000 market a shade lower. heavy 6.40 to 6.80. mixed 6.47 to 6.60. light 6.40 to 6.50. Sheep receipts 16000 market steady to lower. western wethers 3.25. ewes 2.50 to 3.00. lambs 3.50 to 4.35.

Omaha Texas

Market Report Kansas City Livestock Prices Oct 7

Receipts at Kansas City total about 10 000 cattle and 6000 hogs with market steady. Native steers bring 4.75 to 6.46 per cwt, cows and heifers 2.60 to 5.00, stockers 2.59 to 4.00, bulls 2.20 to 4.00. Hogs average 6.60 to 8.75 with night shifts 6.20 to 6.45. Sheep receipts about 4500 with lambs 2.85 to 5.25 and ewes around 0.50.

Kansas City

Wool Markets Report From San Francisco Auction

San Francisco wool market notes show spring wool from Nevada and Oregon districts with valley and plains offerings. Fall wool includes Mountain lambs from San Joaquin and Mendocino regions, with price indications mixed.

San Francisco Nevada Oregon Valley San Joaquin Plains Tlumboltot Mendocino Ize

Grain supplies show mixed changes for Oct 5

New York report lists wheat 37,474,000 bushels up 2,170,000. corn 14,026,000 up 537,000. oats 7,228,000 down 684,000. rye 1,806,000 up 25,000. barley 1,400,000 up 119,000 bushels according to the New York Produce Exchange.

New York New York Produce Exchange

Dan Tewey's Southern Hotel Offers Light Biscuits and Bills

Light meals and small charges accompany patrons at Dan Tewey's Southern hotel. Biscuits are served with a modest bill, reflecting economical fare and casual hospitality.

Dan Tewey Southern

Mrs Minnie Bornholdt Seeks Old Customers After Trip

Mrs Minnie Bornholdt returns from three weeks vacation to San Francisco and Salt Lake where she gathered ideas for her profession and invites all her old customers to meet. She will be at Room 31 New Bee Hive block.

Minnie Bornholdt San Francisco Salt Lake

Pal mer & Co Tailors Advertise Fall Goods

Showing swell line fall goods at Pal mer and Co tailors located at 60 East Broadway.

Fall Goods Palmer & Co., Tailors East Broadway

Cascade County Court opens with light jury call

Great Falls October 7 The Cascade County court's first jury day was uneventful with jurors excused until tomorrow The six gambling cases slated for the term were pending but two defendants pleaded guilty while four were dismissed leaving little business Archie Burrell case set for tomorrow and Collins woman and Hagel Neal delayed to the 19th Jurors called to serve include F W Ridgeley R M Burris Myron McDaniels David Pemberton John Meier J H McKnight James Hanley W F Jenkins P H Rowles F Partington George Booth W W Mutters Rudolph Mauer L A Grantier Warren Scrackengast E K L Murphy H H B Strong James Burns A Conrad and A H Ahrens

Great Falla Cascade County William Tripp William Baker Archie Burrell Collins Hagel Neal F. W. Ridgeley R. M. Burris Myron McDaniels David Pemberton John Meier J. HH. McKnight James Hanley W. F. Jenkins P. H. Rowles F. Partington George Booth W. W. Mutters Rudolph Mauer L. A. Grantier Warren Scrackengast EK. L. Murphy HH. B. Strong James Burns A. Conrad A. H. Ahrens

Strike settled at Standard Chain. workers return in York

The chain makers of two York factories in Det 7 ended a strike today after a wage settlement. Workers will receive a 19 percent raise on traces and 7 percent on cart chains, affecting about two hundred men.

York Standard Chain Company

South Chicago Fire Burns Nine Buildings in Night blaze

Fire swept a half block of frame and brick structures in South Chicago early today causing about 50 000 in losses. Delays by broken Calumet river bridges hindered fire engines. Nine buildings burned including a three story brick and six residences forcing occupants into the streets in night attire.

Chicago Calumet River

Chamberlain's Patent Medicines Promote Remedies Across Counties

An ad extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as effective for various ailments including paralysis rheumatism sprains and diarrhoea. It cites endorsements from A M Hughes a Louisa druggist and Geo R McDonald of Man Logan County with sales through Standard Smith and Martin Drug Stores in Anaconda and Butte. It also promotes Chamberlain's Pain Balm and Ready for travelers and general sale by local druggists.

A. M. Hughes Louisa Chamberlain Standard Drug Store Smith Drug Store Martin Drug Store Anaconda Butte Henderson Grimett Geo. R- McDonald Man Logan County W. Va

Ownership of Label in Controversy Goes to Court in Bankruptcy News

Two bankruptcy petitions are filed as a U S district court handles equity disputes over the Shady Brook Brand condensed milk label. Helvetia Condensing Milk Co claims rights to the label amid a label transfer dispute with Davidson Grocery. Judge Knowles orders the matter to a court of law for ownership determination.

Helvetia Condensing Milk Company Davidson Grocery Company Highland Shady Brook Davidson Company Helvetia Davidson Knowles

Another Strike of Gold in Alaska

A new Eldorado is reported near Good Hope bay on Kotzebue Sound with Candle creek as the main discovery site. The Fairhaven mining district operates with a U S commissioner, while prospectors report face pay on several creeks. Bonded by Capt. Armstrong on Blankenship claims, a $160000 bond prompts a $20000 bonus offer from Charles Lane for the Bond. Anvil creek and Candle creek are connected by the Kewaulik river system.

Seattle Good Hope Bay Kotzebue Sound Sumner Peninsula Nome Béring Straits Arctic Ocean United States Fairhaven Kewaulik Deering Candle Creek H. O. Blankenship Tennessee William H. Armstrong Blankenship Charles Dpd. Lane Armatrong Lane Pioneer Mining Company Northern Commercial Company Sadie St. Michael Run Kewaulik River

Excursion Fares Via Great Northern Railway Co

Basin and return fares offered with weekly options for Sundays and a Saturday to Monday window. Prices range from 1.00 to 1.59 dollars with Boulder or Basin routes. J Dawson at 41 North Main Street handles tickets.

Great Northern Railway Co Basin and Return Boulder and Return J. &. Dawson North Main Street

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