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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1906
Page
26
A verbose market summary notes varied activity in New York with investors assessing bank reserves and pending reserve requirements. It lists numerous stocks and preferred issues, signaling cautious shaking of values and shifting confidence across industrials and utilities.
The report surveys commodities and financials across major markets. It covers railroad bonds, gold certificates, and foundry warrants with prices and movements in London, New York, and local centers, noting shifts in rates, seed markets, and currency indicators.
Chicago markets opened softer as Northwest supplies and heat weighed on spirits. Traders noted weaker grain and livestock prices with limited demand, while a modest uptick in some futures reflected cautious sentiment. Crowd presence at the exchange grew as afternoon session moved to firmer tones.
Le Mars Sept 1 The cable news reports Miss Henry of Le Mars and George Strubble son of ex congressman Strubble of Texas plan marriage after a long courtship conducted by letters and a cable message. The couple, once separated, reunited to marry as Strubble resumes banking ventures with a new wife in the mix. Report notes Miss Henry, a former acquaintance of Miss Knickerbocker, travels and connections in New York and Attians.
Atlantic City plans a women’s corps for policing duties amid controversy over dress code and pay. The debate centers on uniform design including skirts reaching below the knee and waist-length coats, with proposals for buttons and gold braid.
Classified notice items seeking applicants and service providers in several locales. Listings mention cleaners, cooks, hotel staff, deliverers, and general help with contact references and wage expectations. The ad bundle reflects a midcentury classifieds page with multiple short notices and job requests.
Fragmented want ad notes a woman seeking hay work and general labor with mentions of a competent housekeeper and other job notes. The text is garbled and mixed with contact hints and stray names, reflecting a busy classifieds section.
A farm worker named Spinks was stung repeatedly by bees near Washington on September 4. He and Sadie Meats were aided by bystanders before being taken to hospital for treatment. The bees attacked during field work, leaving him in need of medical care after the scare.
A fragmented classified page offers items for sale and notices including pool tables bowling alleys stables piano furniture bicycles and harness goods plus 100 mined sheep and a mare with saddle. Missing names and locations are partially readable but the ad mentions Butte Anaconda Walkerville and Lion Creek areas with rewards offered for lost items and a pantry of household goods.
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