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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1930
Page
10
New York June 14 The market rose modestly amid continued declines in speculative commodities. Volume was thin with about 406 000 shares traded in the last hour. five hour total 2 291 900. Loans remained near low levels. tariff action anticipated after close with mixed trading in stocks and bonds.
Sunday report details Dings High School student Darvonne Grant, 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs W Grant, sustaining injuries after a fall from a truck onto a dinging board. Authorities note the incident occurred today as the injured student is hospitalized.
A fragmented notice cites an investor named Nation Paxton Delacy Inc and brokers at a Mont firm offering a century defining opportunity in gold milling methods. The text is garbled but implies a financial pitch with merit and claims of protection and perpetual availability.
Public records show Foshay companies in Minnesota and Delaware were in receivership by December 31, 1924. By 1925 executives reportedly embezzled funds totaling hundreds of thousands, with total investor exposure estimated near $29 million as receivers and affiliates faced liabilities and restructuring through 1927.
A fragmented OCR listing reports cattle and sheep sale activity across South St Paul Chicago Omaha Omaha Portland and Scattery markets. It notes bids, openings, and prices for various categories including cows bulls heifers yearlings and lambs, with many figures and descriptors scattered throughout the page.
Market watchers report a general downtrend in wheat as Canadian crop damage and ongoing rains dampen prices. Strong selling pressure appears through the day with some recovery late in the final hour as buyers grow scarce and futures edge lower.
Fragmented ad text from a classified section shows publication origin details, office addresses, and pricing scattered within a dated Independent Publishing Company setup. The unreadable OCR hints at ads distributed nationwide with Associated Press notices and standard disclaimer language.
The Independent issues a notice to advertisers about responsibilities, deadlines, and rates for placing ads. It lists office contact at South Main Street and outlines display, classified, and want ads terms, with prices and dates, plus a long list of unrelated sample items and historical Wheat market notes.
Helena area notices list Masonic lodge sessions with stated M M degrees on June 11 and June 28, plus a district riot or general meeting on June 10. Separate rental and apartment listings abound for Denver and nearby areas, including furnished and unfurnished flats, rooms, and houses with contact phone numbers and addresses.
Frederick Meni a 59 year old foreman for the Nelly Tumor company at Citidel was killed when a tree toppled Wednesday afternoon. Survived by a wife and telephone. The body to be shipped to his young wife in North Carolina. State insurance concerns noted.
Fragmented OCR text describes shifting market trends with mention of price declines, consumer sentiment, and a few numeric references to bank clearings and transactions. It references rising costs and compounding pressures on buyers, plus general economic unease. Names and places are obscured or garbled.
Notice to Helena taxpayers of a special election on July 1 1910 to authorize bonds of two hundred thousand dollars for water system improvements. The plan includes reservoirs, a Ten Mile system, and new mains to connect Park Avenue and Main Street, with interest and amortization terms to be decided by the city council. Bond warrants and funding details listed follow in city notices.
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