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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1932
Page
10
Financial market notes show stocks opening firm on anticipated revenue bill but fading later as bonds and the dollar strengthen. The midweek trading ended with a softer tone and modest declines from last week’s highs.
Fragmentary text shows numerous company and street terms with scattered stock moves and names. The readable bits mention Amriccan Tobacco, Western, New Jersey, BrooklSa, and various cryptic references to percentages and sites. The piece lacks coherent narrative or dates.
Unclear OCR reads a list of bonds and names including New York bonds, Furnished by, Fuller, Aubury, Borden, Burrousts, Freire Kahne, Ohio, Carples, and Trt Shares 15. Text is fragmentary with numerous garbled terms and missing context about action, date, or amounts.
Grain market notes from Twin Cities reports describe price trends and shipments with focus on wheat and corn. It highlights open market assessments, domestic demand shifts, and exports, noting varied futures values and storage implications across regions.
In a turbulent Senate session Wat Tatriaan of Minslaalpp attacked the White House as critics ridiculed the president and his policies. Morrison claimed the film prep to reveal Provident Hoover's surprise address, while rules barred cameras and no footage was allowed.
United States crude oil data show daily averages and capacity usage. Figures cover east of California and national refinery output, imports, and regional production changes with specific barrel totals and capacity percentages. A separate police incident describes Officer Worth searching a prisoner after a snagged weapon, with a tense exchange noted.
Market notes for New York and South Saint Paul livestock sales with varied prices, animal counts, and descriptions including steers heifers and sows. Slower entries mix with price shifts and regional quotes from Portland and other markets.
Missoula June 7 The state board of equalization approved blanket reductions of 20 to 25 percent on all classes of assessed valuations in Missoula County. Total reductions amount to about 2 467 and 36 dollars with changes taking effect this year. Irrigated lands cut 20 to 25 percent, grazing land 25 percent, and hay and pasture 20 percent. The action shifts Missoula from the fourth to the fifth district, eliminating the county assessor’s office and trimming several salaries. Residents packed the courtroom for the hearings held before state board members James T Stewart Jos T Greene and Daniel Muri.
In Wild Valley county Idaho a Yellow Pine Mining Company mine near historic gold country begins antimony production. The operation expects byproducts including silver gold mercury and antimonial lead for uses in medicine storage and manufacturing. Officials claim it to be the only antimony mine in the United States.
Market notes show uneven trading with 290 new items and 120 old stock, butter and eggs steady. Wisconsin and Idaho potato prices drift while russets reach around 1.00 to 1.15 per unit. poultry prices vary with broilers around 14 to 19 cents and young hens at higher levels amid a broad price mix.
A chaotic Wall Street session shows a broad slide in many stocks with minor gains in a few areas. Investors eye tiny movements as markets weigh mixed economic signals and ongoing global tensions.
The article cites that the Associated Press is exclusively entitled to use and publish all dispatches credited to it in the paper and also other content published herein.
In a multi group push, the Committee of 1000 and allied organizations urged immediate measures against the mayor. They cited hearings and political clashes, while Seabury and others faced scrutiny over constitutional validity and proposed transfers.
Unemployed men seeking summer jobs were directed by Wat Avan Kelley of Myrsoula to pursue work options. The council cited three reasons why the unemployed can rate work, noting cautious advice amid confusing commentary. The scene included a meeting of the society with Miss Tine and other members at Vote fin Pinos and related Sans.
The message expresses sympathy for Tommy who labors hard and would welcome assistance to drown out a gopher problem. It notes copyright by Publie Ledowr and presents a plea for aid.
Notice to creditors of Henry Criplih Smith. Executrix asks creditors to present claims within 10 months after publication. Executor Sherman W Smutl located at National Bank of Montana building, Lewis and Clark County. First publication June 1992.
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