Mount Haggin Farm Takes Hampshire Prizes at Exposition
At the International Livestock Exposition Mount Haggin Land & Livestock Co of Anaconda Montana won top Hampshire ram and ram lamb honors and earned the grand and reserve grand champion ram titles. Thousand Springs Farm Wendell Idaho claimed the grand champion ewe and King Brothers Laramie Wyoming took the breeding Rambouillet title. Thomas Drummond of Mount Haggin won the shepherd prize.
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A. Marsden & Son
Hendrum
Minn
Hampshires
Ram
Mt. Haggin Land & Livestock Company
Anaconda
Mont
A. R. Hamilton
Pittsburg
Stralock Farm
Davis
Cal
Ram Lamb
Anaconda Mont
Thousand Springs Farm
Wendell
Idaho
Reserve
Champion
Same
Ewe
Pittsbugh
Ewe Lamb
Mt. Haggin
Ewe Lambs
Furst
Fllis Brothers
Mexico
King Brothers
Laramie
Wye
Mount Kagzin Land
Woodland
Flock—Ells Brothers
King Brothers Company
Wyo
Hampshire
Mount Haggin Land and Livestock Company
Anaconda, Mont
Montana
Mount Haggin
Thousand Springs
King Brothers of
Ywearing
Thomas Drummond
Mount Hagein Land and Livestock Company
Flock from Mount Haggin Dominates Chicago Hampshire Show
The Mount Haggin Land and Livestock Company from Anaconda swept major Hampshire awards at the Chicago show, home to a 20 sheep entry first shown in Deer Lodge County. Dr. H C Gardiner and Thomas Drummond led the team, with Drummond reportedly winning the champion shepherd cup for best fitted and trimmed ewes and ram lambs.
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Montana
Chicago
Mount Haggin Land and Livestock Company
Anaconda
Hampshire
Becaus
Deer Lodge County
Salt Lake City
America
Kansas City
Portland
H.C. Gardiner
Thomas Drummond
Tax Plan Sparks Democratic Push and Republican Skepticism
The draft Democratic tax reduction plan faces GOP opposition led by Speaker Longworth and Rep Madden as treasury surplus estimates temper urgency. Proposals include a 1 percent permanent corporate cut and repeal of some war taxes, with debate over timing and potential tariff relief and farm aid.
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Hull
Tennessee
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Stanford Man Dies After Auto Mishap
James Kellhar, 70, of Stanford Montana, died in Spokane from injuries after an automobile accident last night. Authorities report the crash occurred locally and he succumbed at the hospital.
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Stanford
Associated Press
Spokane
James Kellehar
Stanford, Mont
James Kellaher
Montana Daily Tragedies and Rail Commission Acts
Rancher Norman J. Burnett dies after his overturned car traps him near Big Timber. James Kellaher of Stanford dies from a Spokane auto collision injuries. Grain transit charges halted west of Minneapolis for milling. Great Northern and Northern Pacific gain interstate commission approval. Montana Eastern seeks 33 miles of railroad between Richey and Circle. A D Vance escapes jail after sawing bars in Butte.
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Minneapolis
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commission
Milwaukee
Soo
Montana Eastern
The
Richey and
Circle
Queen Marie of Roumania Leaves Paris After Meeting Son
Queen Marie of Roumania travels from Paris to Bucharest with Prince Nicolas and entourage after an unscripted encounter with her son Crown Prince Carol. She refuses to discuss the meeting, notes difficult home problems, and jokes about photographers assault during the stopover.
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Paris
Bucharest
Marie of
Marie
Helene Varnescu
Nicolas
America
Two Petroleum County Men Claim Commissioner Berth
WINNETT Mont Dec 1 Joe Rogge filed for his certificate of election as Petroleum County commissioner for a four year term after an unopposed race He argues Commissioner Beck has four years left while Porter Hayes already was re elected Burr lost his bid and court action to resolve the dispute is being considered
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Asociated
Winnett
Mont
Joe Rogge
Petroleum County
Rogge
Beck
Porter Hayes
Burr
Helena Light and Railway assets sold to bondholders
Foreclosure sale of the Helena Light and Railway company assets was made to the bondholders committee led by CC M. Clay and KR B Marchant for 584 500 including street railway and power systems. Judge Bourquin to review after San Francisco trip and sale affirmation. Reorganization plan seeks separate operation of railway and power units. 1920 value about 1 146 million, current estimate near 1.5 million.
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Associated Press
Helena
Helena Light and Railway Company
Clay
George M. Bourquin
United States District Court
Bourquin
San Francisco
Milton C. Gunn
State Public Service Commission
Irving Bank- Columbia Trust Company
Henry ©. Hasbrouck
New York
Ecity
Robbery of Sheridan County funds shocks Plentywood
bandits looted the county treasurer’s office taking 101000 in tax money and bonds. suspected Eastbound escape on a snowbound road. Sheriff Salisbury pursues with a posse though capture seems unlikely. National Surety insured losses at 155000 and an investigator will aid Sheridan county inquiry.
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Salionbury
Reserve
Gienora
N. DD
Prensa
Plentywood
Mont
Dakota
Canada
Rodney Salisbury
Tortenson
Helena
Sheridan County
National Surety Company
H. J. Hart
Incoming County Officers Targets for Joe Hunters
The article notes Joe Hunters will not announce appointments until late December. McLeod has not named deputies yet. O'Brien, as junior commissioner, is expected to influence road and county department staffing amid many job applications. The board of county commissioners ultimately makes appointments.
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Jon
McLeod
O'Brien
Board of County Commissioners
O'—irien
American Gins Eludes Parents To Wed Count
Miss Florence Marjorie Clendenin daughter of Joseph Clendenin vice president of American Smelting and Refining wed George Tornow a New York stock broker and former Aureian baron in The Little Church Around the Corner at 9 30 tonight The couple telephoned her parents who objected but were away when she announced the marriage and asked the butler to tell them she would marry within 15 minutes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Florence Marjorie Clendenin
Joseph Clendenin
American Smelting and Refining Company
George Tornow
New York American
Clendenin
Margaret Steel Saved Boy From Thames Receives Clothes Gift
Marg et Steel aged 16 of Huttons Conyers England is rewarded for rescuing a drowning boy in the Thames with a gift of dry clothes from local generosity.
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Thames
Margaret Steel
Huttons Conyers
England
Railroad workers demand pay raise in Milwaukee
Milwaukee dispatch reports bleth hundred Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul workers asked to restore wages to 1920 levels, 13 cents an hour higher, at a Federated Shop Crafts meeting. The dispute follows a 72 cent per hour rate after the 1922 shop strike. Over the past six months American automobile parts and accessories totaling more than 50 million dollars were sent abroad.
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Milwaukee
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Federated Shop Crafts
Special Taxes in 1326 Raise Montana Revenue Record
The Montana state revenue from 10 special taxes reached 1,818,418.21 for the year ending June 20, 1925, with inheritance tax payments of 950,000 due from the Clark estate. The report notes some taxes are provisional or deferred, with gasoline tax and metal mines tax among the largest sources and certain payments withheld.
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Heligna
Montana
State Board of Equalization
Jace William Andrews Clark
Butte
Ikame
Iinheritanes
Polew
Gasotte Dealera Ovos
Grete ccc
Ies
Eeusttien
Mexpresa Car Lines A Ag
Weeibraaserh Habe
Cates Eae
Hoonnen
Hill heir Walter Hill faces alimony hearing
In Livingston Montana on December 1 the total net annual income of Walter Hill son of James J Hill empire builder was stated at 8043.53. An affidavit from secretary P D Dalrymple was filed at a hearing on attorney fees and temporary alimony for Walter Hill's divorce. Pauline Hill testified she sought 1 5 million permanent alimony to maintain her social status.
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Livingston
Mont
Walter HI
James J. Hill
Empire Builder
Hill
L.tt. Law
Walter Hill
Sault
St Paul
I’, &. Dalrymple
Pauline Hill
Legion sponsors community hall site in Sidney Mont
The American Legion post at Sidney has purchased the site of the former Gem City garage to house a new community hall. The planned building will measure 120 by 60 feet, providing a dedicated space for local events and gatherings.
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Sidney
Mont
The
American Legion Post
Gem City
November profits for Montana Fish and Game Department
The Montana Fish and Game Department reports November receipts of 24818 with disbursements of 13949 leaving a year ending balance of 121365 of which 17149 is for the biological fund Resident licenses produced most revenue while nonresident permits totaled 1781 and allo licenses 190 Trappers licenses 6330 sales 671 shipping permits guide licenses tame farm licenses beaver permits and fines plus confinement penalties make up the rest The month shows 3339 less than November 1925.
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Helena
Mont
State Fish and Game Department
Bilogical Fund
Accident prevention talk urges liability insurance for motorists
John L. Boardman of the Anne Copper Mining company urged new traffic safety laws requiring liability insurance or proof of financial ability to pay victims. He warned that even careful citizens can be harmed on public highways and that existing law cannot compel payment. The address noted the high costs of injuries, and the luncheon audience heard estimates of annual U.S. costs and a call for broader safety measures. The club invited President Coolidge to spend 1927 in Montana and promoted a charity event at the Silver Bow club with dancing, vaudeville, boxing, and refreshments.
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John L. Boardman
Bureau of Safety
The
Anne Copper Mining Company
Butte Riwania Club
Silver Bow Club
Boardman
Manelal
Mr. Hoardman
Mc Noardman
Appaker
United States
Vrealdent Coolidge
Montana
Simi
Dan Dayton
Butte
Silver Bowe
Econda
Deer Lodge
Helena
Gr Waite
Smees
Anti-Luberculosia Society
Herman Blank
J. L. Carrol
Butte Society
Auto crash fatal to young rancher near Big Timber
Norman J. Burnett, a well known rancher from this region, died from injuries after his car overturned on a road northwest of Big Timber last night. A separate note mentions a Dutch engineer's process for making drinking glasses from ice that last about 30 minutes in a warm room.
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Timber
Mont
Norman J. Burnett
Here
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