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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1930
Page
10
In New York today traders faced a weak market with wheat prices plunging nearly four cents and T-bill rates drifting lower. Wall Street saw broad declines as many rail and steel shares dropped to multi year lows while analysts flagged limited May report earnings and cautious sentiment amid ongoing demand concerns.
New York reports a weekly average gross crude oil production of 2,698,850 barrels with California at 2,000,460 barrels. Refining capacity utilization stands at 95.7 percent with 44.4 percent operating capacity. U.S. weekly averages show declines in refining output and production across sectors.
An OCR ripped note reports Omaha and Portland livestock quotes with calves cattle and hogs. prices vary by grade, with figures like 12, 1678.19, and 7.40 recorded alongside general activity notes and market closures. It mentions feed lots, buyers, and steady to lower trends across cattle, calves, and sheep.
Fragmented OCR text shows a disjointed classified advertisement with references to post office, second class, multiple offices, and a newspaper publisher. It mentions Eastern and Western offices and an Associated Free press branding but lacks coherent details, dates, or concrete listings. The readable segments indicate generic notices rather than reusable specifics.
Advertising notice outlines the Independent office policies on error responsibility and quoting, with rates stated as 1.80 per line per month and a minimum bet. It notes that want ads should be placed at the Main Street office and provides contact details for business inquiries and submission guidelines.
Classified misprint listing multiple labor ads including male applicants seeking $27 weekly plus bonuses and travel, a female cook and work-from-home envelope stuffing, and mixed job notes. Names, locations, and scattered details appear, with disparate phrases such as Hotel Helena, Naperville, and Water Street.
Fragmentary classified notice reads for sale or rent in unclear terms with mention of a location and possible furniture items. The legible bits name a temple and a city, plus scattered numbers. Several personal items and a vague prompt suggest a mixed, damaged ad rather than a coherent listing.
An item details June 24 and June 26 meetings across Masonic bodies in Helena including Morning Star Lodge, Solomon’s Lodge, and the Algeria Temple Shrine. It notes stated degrees and regular sessions, plus chaplains and officers listed for June events.
Grain prices slipped as Nebraska harvest boosted supply and dampened demand. Traders cited a weaker market outlook, with exports and domestic feeding demand uncertain. Prices hovered near yesterday’s close while Canadian and European arrivals influenced futures.
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