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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1925
Page
3
In New York on July 1, copper prices rose as profit-taking trimmed earlier gains. The market showed scattered gains and losses across leading stocks with mixed trading, while analysts advised profit-taking and selective trading amid a weak technical backdrop.
Market news from Chicago and surrounding areas notes strong trade at the fair with mixed grain and livestock values. Prices quoted include Irish cobbiers at 3.04 to 8.60, patty Qnios at 3, Virginia barrel cobbiers up to 6.75, and turkeys ducks and roosters listed. sugar futures closed with July 2.46, September 2.00, December 2.68, January 2.70. Overall demand is weak with a cautious undertone and expectations of further declines.
A chaotic OCR transcript lists numerous corporations and brands from New York stocks amid fragmented names. Entities include General Motors, Northern Great, Montgomery Ward, Western Union, and Public Utilities, reflecting a broad market snapshot with unclear figures and some misspellings.
Wheat futures in Chicago eased amid Liverpool weakness and expectations of a larger government yield, with September and December contracts drifting lower. Weather signals and Canada heat influenced demand, while late rallies occurred on reports of higher forecasted yields and improved harvest prospects.
Receipts in cattle hogs and sheep show mixed demand with prices varying by class. Slaughter hogs near steady to higher, cattle slower with thin demand from packers, calves and feeders fluctuating, and lambs firm on a light trading day. Trans Arctic air route discussed as favorably reviewed by Arctic experts and committees.
Athens group urges postmaster to stop delivering letters addressed to Mr and Mrs at husbands offices and instead send all such mail to residences. The move aims to reduce forgotten invitations stored in desk pigeon holes and coat pockets.
Cardiff dispatch reports a large employer banning champagne colored stockings during work hours. The policy sparks controversy among female staff and others, with one employee resigning over the rule claiming light stockings aid comfort and efficiency in hot weather.
Reginald Pard secured a divorce in Paris from Miriam Marie Roadersi Ford. The case, filed in New York and connected to Pard’s 1919 visit to America, references his earlier marriage to Miriam in California and his later plans linked to Ford automobiles for the American expeditionary force.
In Tiandudue Wales the former British premier David Lloyd George railed at Whitehall calling it a misty malarial cramp. He recalled his 17 years there and said the ague sometimes struck to the bone while stout-hearted men grew tremulous and bedridden during the era’s harsh times.
The department of agriculture released forecasts for crop production, predicting corn at 9.10 billion bushels and winter wheat at 404 million. 19 million more corn than last June, with spring wheat at 278 million. Previous year figures and regional yields are noted alongside estimates for oats, potatoes, and other crops, reflecting conditions as of July 1.
New York, July. Elbert TT Gary said in an interview with the New York World that his father spanked him as a boy, using the word damn in anger. He recounted the memory as part of a discussion on spanking and success. He noted he has never spanked his own children. He cited an incident with a daughter, whom he says he once locked in a closet until she apologized.
The Independent reports on revision of a Hawaii language requirement for high school students and a legal fight over enforcing the alien language law as amended by the 1920s act. Thirty schools meet territorial rules while others close to avoid nonpayment, with a potential injunction sought against territorial authorities. The item also notes Harvard figure F. Morier, an Oxford attendee, and a Tokyo raid on radicals seizing weapons amid the Great Foremost Movement.
Sofia reports the Bulgarian government will mark the 1000th anniversary of the kingdom with a series of celebrations and historical exhibitions. Invitations will go to representatives of foreign powers as part of a major national event. In Seattle, a collection of 25 Japanese poetry volumes from the 19th century was presented to the University of Washington Library for Professor Ankaaki.
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