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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1930
Page
10
New York June 2 The stock market opened weak then bounced to close higher but little activity. Mixed earnings and a broad weakness across rail and industrials left many issues near yearly lows while volume stayed light as traders awaited clearer signals.
Cattle and calves show mixed activity with slow demand in Portland and varied trade in Chicago. Prices range with many values scattered, noting down payments and weights. market tone appears cautious across the midweek session, with some gains in lighter cattle and unsettled bulk figures.
Classifieds note advertisement policy and rates. The Independent Publishing Company lists contact details for offices in Kalona Mantana and Chicago with address specifics. Advertisement proofing and rates are outlined. classified line items include two cents per word per issue with minimum charges.
Help wanted notices include a presumed emiblesmant auneu Asmarices gia workmen with contact details, plus a miscellaneous section listing items for sale and services. The OCR shows names such as Yap N. Jaekoon and Mrs Drown with phone numbers, along with a long section of agricultural market data and notices about crops, wheat, and prices, interspersed with rental offers and household items.
Jumble of market notes from Chicago on June 27 shows weak activity in potatoes and poultry with prices drifting. Corners of the market list sluggish trade, with several vegetables and early produce quoted in ranges and some items unchanged. Currency and futures details are incomplete, but overall tone notes subdued demand and limited movement across commodities and provisions.
New York July 27 4 Dunp Trevinn notes limited shifts in trade as the economy stabilizes. Despite some adjustments in production and inventories, widespread recovery remains muted with ongoing retrenchment in manufacturing and a fall in commodity prices. Weekly bank clearings total 11,171,879,000, down 2.1 percent from a year ago.
Reports from Mitchell and Chisago indicate black market wheat supplies in the Northwest and Southweast areas, with farmers storing wheat on the ground to push prices higher. Corn held steady with slight declines or gains, while export demand from Canada and the United States supported price strength despite some declines.
In Butte on June 27 Alegine claims two former co workers at River Bow club looted her assets including shares in North Butte Mining Montana Power American Power and Light and New Quincy Mining along with cash bonds and a diamond ring. She filed a grand jury complaint against ML McNarmid Leanx hotel and HL Baldwin in justice court.
Auburtone Jane Cray and Mrs M Casey of the Adams ranch Superior are named in a gunfire incident. David Cray was struck in the cheek and jaw when a .32 Winchester rifle discharged while a boy carried a water jug. He was treated at a local hospital. the shooter’s motive remains unclear. The report also contains market data on coffee and cotton futures from New York.
Notice to the district court of the Fires du district biatehy of the tar for the county in the Mavor of the Ea Teaing Deconned ent to an Order of wid Geurt Mander 38th day of June 932 at 10 ovolook of said dap will be presented for probate and for the appointment of an executor to carry out the will. The case involves the estate of a deceased person and the parties include Scerart and attorney Bawere Waridy.
Special election notice to voters in Helena Montana on July 1639 to approve bonds of 200000 for water system improvements including reservoir, mains, and distribution. Election to be held in city wards with specified polling places and times. Funds to be raised via bonds payable over twenty years with annual interest.
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