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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1933
Page
10
Financial Day Notes cautious trading as markets drift with mixed earnings and weather damages. Liquidity steady amid selective selling while big names show uneven responses. notable activity in metals and energy sectors with investors awaiting clearer stabilization signals.
Wheat prices surged as market indicators pointed to drought relief with forecasts of general rains in the Northwest extending into the Corn Belt. Reports cited higher temperatures and crop damage across spring wheat belts, but later price gains were pared as rains renewed sentiment. Corn and oats receipts influenced declines and price movements remained volatile in late trading.
Ashburn, 16, was drowned while swimming with four companions in a reservoir north of Wellington. Fort Collins firemen and friends tried to revive him with an inhalator but were unsuccessful. The incident highlights the region’s record annual rainfall and severe weather.
Chicago market reports a flurry of ads and listings from New York and Arkansas dominating trading tones. Potatoes move steadily with 104 cars on track, while cattle and poultry prices show mixed shifts across regions.
In Norfolk on June 29 two men, Robert Stonewall of Norfolk and Robert Alice of San Francisco, were arrested in connection with a cabin crime linked to Geneva Shackelford of Newport News. At Coast Guard HQ Captain Walt Whesler said the men were held under the old pirate law permitting the death penalty.
Chicago report says four gunmen went to Billinga Memorial Hospital seeking medical attention and to steal $175 found there. A female escort fainted during the attempt while the attackers fled. another related note mentions a sugar withdrawal issue in New York with refined sugar prices and uncharged demand across a separate scene.
Washington June 23. Senate banking committee spotlighted Kuhn Loeb & Company secrecy and client ties. Prominent figures including Albert Wiggin and J P Morgan were named as beneficiaries of an alleged syndicate offering advice without cash, with discussions of 30 issues and stock trades.
A detailed livestock market update lists prices for cattle, calves, veal, and hogs across grades and ages. It notes steady to lower trends in many categories, with specific lots and price ranges for bulls, cows, yearlings, lambs, and sows, including regional and lot-specific quotations.
An 1868 masthead fragment notes The Independent Publishing Company Inc published daily editions and distributed through the mall net and various Western and Eastern offices. It lists executives Prudden Kirwg and Prud ep, with offices in New York City Chicago San Francisco and a nationwide hotel and newsstand distribution.
Fragmented notes list lodge meetings at Helen Lodge and King Street locations. Churches, initiation on June 27, regular meetings on June 21 and September 5, with references to Vanday Sept sth and Denk 2h Algeria Traph. Members urged to attend and note dates for initiation and regular sessions.
Rates for want ads three cents per word each insertion. Count six words to the line. 50 per line per month. Minimum charge 25 cents. Printing will be sent out when copy is in the Independent office one day in advance of the dates ads appear. South Main Street office handles advertising reports of failure to receive regularly.
A collage of sale notices and rentals from various markets and regions. Listings include modern and furnished houses for sale or rent, farm equipment and livestock prices, cattle and sheep market quotes, and farm-related services. The dense page features numbers, locations, and contact phone references across Omaha Kansas City Portland Spokane and Seattle areas.
A reader quoted by Walbar Glenn Solty predicts a Midweek prayer meeting forecast about a seven year drought and a sacred grain shortage. The piece notes a dramatic, almost incongruous mention of a pie costing $1 and containing glass, attributed to Bertha YWvery, with a sequence of garbled names and phrases surrounding a local pie company and a cryptic market remark.
Four distant relatives and the estate of Misa En Von Wendel settle a lengthy dispute over an estate valued between 40 000 000 and 100 000 000 dollars. They drop action after agreeing to a 2 125 000 payoff to relinquish claims on grounds of potential unsound mind. Wendel died March 47 1993 at a Fifth Avenue mansion in New York.
Prof Robert Moss Lovett of the University of Chicago faces arrest amid a strike row. The report notes allegations and a growing dispute, with Lovett reportedly on bond as proceedings unfold. Prof Tuvert plans to contest the plant of Julia to arrest him.
Sale notice for a partly finished two rpm cottage at YOR SALF 2 near Highwas Close New York. Prospective buyers urged to make an offer. terms and conditions not fully readable in the fragment.
Five women delegates from Livingston were injured in an automobile accident on the wet highway near Great Falls after leaving the Wamena Rebef corm convention. Three were seriously hurt including Mrs Pearl Noses with a badly injured back and Mrs John Inger with a broken rib. Mrs Butcherton suffered a broken rib while Mrs Colvin had three broken ribs and Mrs Pemberton was badly bruised. The two who were not severely injured remained in the Livingston hospital as others continued home.
Dayton on the Flathead West Shore sees a postwar rebound with new buildings going up fast and immediately tenanted. Industry expands as a lumber mill plans to cut 109000 feet, signaling active employment and rising local activity amid a broad recovery.
A New York burglary case sparked a mistrial after a detective identified a juror in court. The judge halted the trial and allowed the defendants to plead guilty to an unlawful entry charge. The judge then ordered Retringer to be tried separately.
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