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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1913
Page
16
The piece extols advertising as daylight merchandising and tracks the value of patronizing merchants who advertise in newspapers. It argues such ads reveal honest offers, allow word comparison, and help readers buy the best for their money.
New York, Oct 22 The market showed dullness and little interest after initial losses. Steel stocks faced steady pressure while outside buying was scarce. Declines in wages and production cuts in steel prompted selling, with Amalgamated and Canadian Pacific among notable movers.
Chicago markets closed steady with wheat up Ye to Me on firmer export demand. Corn advanced 5y to Te, oats gained 1c, and provisions rose to 70 to 160. Livepool’s lower prices and reduced receipts from Minneapolis and Duluth offset some losses, while reports of Porters taking heavy loads of Manitoba grain boosted bullish sentiment.
Hogs and grains showed activity with oats short covering and prices rising. December wheat and corn opened with modest gains as hog weakness faded, while cattle receipts varied and prices held firm. Copper rose in New York trading. London markets echoed steady lead and currency rates stabilized.
Market notes from Chicago dated October two show butter uptick with cream fortes at 240900. Egg receipts reach 4,737 cases with mixed pricing. Cheese declines with Daisies at 16 1c. A Maryland girl, Mary E. Miller, aged 12, crosses the Hudson River in a separate local report.
Copper is reported higher in London with quotes around 17 cents per pound as producers enjoy profits. The market notes strong copper trends in Logan, New York, and Beaton reports a large sale at 16.5 cents for foreign delivery. Analysts discuss potential price movement, currency risks, and ongoing trust busting, with headlines from major analyses signaling cautious optimism and possible policy shifts.
Ludwig Max Goldberger, once president of the permanent exposition commission and a longtime opponent of German participation in the Panama Pacific Exposition, died today in Berlin. He retired from the commission a week ago due to ill health.
Martin Parsons of Superior formally withdrew today as the Progressive party's candidate for governor. The withdrawal letter repeats his faith in the party and cites his unwillingness to devote time to politics as the reason.
The main shaft at the Pennsylvania mine has been sunk three compartments wide to the 1,200-foot level with crosscuts on the north and south. An 1,800-foot level electric pump was remodeled to handle more water from the 2,000 and 220-foot levels. A smaller steam pump at the 2,000-foot level relays water to the 1,800-foot level then to the 1,200-foot level and to the Leonard mine via a three-quarter mile air-fume conduit. Three to five carloads of waste are shipped daily to the Leonard mine for stope filling.
Review raves over Mrs Fiske in The Art of Mrs Fiske, a film adaptation of The Durbervilles, praising her dramatic pantomime acting and the feature as one of the greatest projections of its kind. Broadway turnout was large with enthusiastic remarks and a Sunday matinee planned as part of a continuing series.
The Ansonia theaters current program features The Test a two reel Vitagraph drama and four major features in one bill praised by audiences. Also shown are The Drummers Narrow Escape Going Home to Mother and acts by Mack and Held Dale and Entrap with singing dancing and music. The Ansonia orchestra provides accompaniment and prizes are given to young patrons. a second feature Vampire in two acts with the original dancers is announced for Oct 29.
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