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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1925
Page
10
The stock market rose on rising auto demand despite news of price cuts. Industrial and rail shares hit new highs while rubber and steel issues gained. monetary metals held steady as traders chased breadth and liquidity amid cautious breadth.
A brief market summary shows mixed activity on New York exchanges with notable moves by key issues. Investors weighed earnings and economic data as traders closed the week steady amid cautious sentiment and small gains in several blue chip stocks.
Market notes show grain price movements with September through December futures, including wheat and corn values, and references to prices around $1 to $19 for various months. The text mentions leading market factors, consumer demand signals, and farm activity, with scattered figures and dates across September, October, and December.
A dense listing traces livestock activity with cattle and hog prices, slaughter trends, and feeder supply across multiple markets. It cites calves, heifers, sows, steers, and sheep while noting price ranges from $1 to $174 per head and weekly shifts, with regional references to Woods and Savoy markets and varying demand across dates in September and October.
A scrambled market brief notes price moves for potatoes and butter across Minnesota Ohio Idaho Wisconsin and Wisconsin dairy terms. It mentions rising butter values and fluctuating potato and creamery figures with unclear product specifics and several numeric fragments.
The report discusses refinery production and profit trends, noting monthly predator‑like fluctuations and the footnotes on distribution. It analyzes the effect on consumers and the broader market, highlighting expert projections and fiscal outcomes for the period.
An exposed roof scene in New York drew attention as Edward Brown fled amid chaotic moments when two women circled a table and implored him to adopt. A blonde ingenue restrained him briefly before others urged him to dance as the orchestra played.
An ambassador told Secretary Kellogg he plans to be in Washington in September for a far conference after an early trip to Mexico City. The brief note states his return line post and outlines forthcoming discussions at the capital.
A man was arrested after a disturbance on an urban street, with reports noting the suspect and a confrontation lasting several minutes. Police intervened, and the incident is under investigation to determine motives and any injuries.
Washington officials report research into substitutes for wood and hard rubber to ease forest depletion. A patent on a methanol based process could lower costs, enabling use of bakelite or similar material for furniture parts and lighter pieces. The future of synthetic methanol chemistry may reshape manufacturing costs if forests decline.
Obscure Kansas obituary notes the death of Graves, reputed wealthiest Black farmer in Kansas, owner of 185 acres of wheat and large stock holdings. Describes his success from midwestern farming ventures, family links, and projected estate details.
Fragmentary report notes San Diego facing a close defeat with unclear opponents and efforts by players including Ty and Degen. It mentions Oregon and Washington affiliations with a general sense of a tense, competitive game without clear final scores or locations.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions local names and places with unclear events. Readable items reference Basin region, Basin News, Butte area, and possible community notes or notices without clear dates or actions.
Readable portions show a dense jumble of notices, names, addresses, and event references. The page includes personal notices, social items, and scattered names such as Helen Milburn, Margaret, and Bruce, with various locations and offices cited. The document reflects classic catalog style with multiple agents and venues listed for classifieds.
Advertisement offers a fully furnished home with electric heating and a piano for sale. It promises affordable terms and a convenient arrangement for buyers who act within a week. Contact numbers provided for inquiry.
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