Montana potato growers plan state marketing association
Roy Byerly of Ingomar won first in the Bliss Triumph class and A H Small of Creston led Netted Gem at the Certified Seed Potato show during Farm and Home week in Bozeman. The Montana potato industry backs tighter certification and pro-rata support for tests, and plans for a state marketing body. Wheat expert William Schoenfeld expects Russia to remain a minor competitor, due to small farms and limited land. The Montana Dairymen and Holstein Breeders also meet, while protein premiums and testing influence pricing and co operation with elevators.
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Associated Press
Bozeman
Roy Byerly
Ingomar
Montans Potato Improvement Association
A. H. Small
Creston
Montana
Horticultural Department
Montana State College
Association
William A. Schoenfeld
United States Department of Agriculture
Russia
Mr. Schoenfeld
Schoenfeld
Europe
Montana State Dairymen’s Association
Holstein Breeders’ Association
Protein premiums mean high quality protein for Montana wheat
At Montana State College Bozeman on January 5 E J Bell Jr outlined protein premiums the premium value and how farmers can obtain it He noted mills require high protein content for flour and that premiums arise from short supply In 1927 premiums for high protein wheat peaked at 50 cents per bushel over the market level with an average around 15 cents amid abundant low protein wheat.
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Bell
Associated Press State College
Bozeman
Mont
Montana Farmers Today
E. J. Bell Jr
Montana State College
This Woman Found Relief From Ill Health
In a Middle West town a discouraged woman named Mrs. Daugherty gains relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reads letters from others and reports that after three bottles her symptoms disappear and she feels like a different woman. She now recommends the product and offers to answer inquiries.
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Middle West
Montana potato growers urged to adopt aggressive sales methods
State College Montana January 5 Associated Press reports crop marketing specialist F M Harrington urged potato growers to couple excellent seed stock with strong sales practices. He said delays in replying to quotations and poor marketing undermine gains from quality seed and higher production.
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Associated Press
State College
Bozeman
Mont
Montana
F. M. Harrington
Harrington
Three Forks Social Roundup Delivers Local News
Local notes from Three Forks Montana report visitors and travelers including Mrs Rosevear and baby from Glenn Ferry at Mrs D H Burrells, Dick Lefever heads to Illinois military school, and many residents returning to colleges in Missoula Bozeman Jamestown. A new cats only waiting room opens at the People's Dispensary for Sick Animals in London.
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Three Forks
Rosevear
Baby
Glenn Ferry
Claudia Peterson
Missoula
Marcella Schneider
Lawrence Young
Montana State College
Bozeman
Helen McKenna
Jamestown
N. D
Orville Sheen
Judith Gap
Josie
Viola Callaghan
Byron Dunbar
Grace
Mont
Loweth
Thomas Lefever
London
Dillon Normal Quintet Opens 1928 Season Against Ricks College
Dillon Montana January 5 Montana State Normalbasketball team opens the 1928 season facing Ricks college of Rexburg Idaho at the college gym. Ricks is described as a winning outfit after a recent tour with strong showings against Brigham Young Idaho Tech and other schools. The Bulldogs feature a fast lineup with new stars and veterans Chet Taylor and captain Garry Robertson. The game is set for 8 oclock.
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Dillon
Montana State Normal
Ricks College
Rexburg
Idaho
Ricks
the Normal
Brigham Young University
Idaho Tech
Utah
Bulldogs
Chet Taylor
Garry Robertson
Young Boys Sought in Burglary Case
Dillon reports two Dillon boys aged 11 and 12 are suspected in a Tuesday night burglary at the Dillon bowling alley and a failed attempt to enter the Joe Newnes residence. They were identified as bus travelers to Butte yesterday. State rests in Ed Warfield robbery trial. partner Frank Henderson to face charges after.
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Dillon
Butte
Joe Newnes
Ed Warfield
Warfield
Frank Henderson
Alien ex soldiers in Beaverhead may gain citizenship
Beaverhead county hopes to simplify naturalization for World War I veterans. On January 10, P. J. Phillips, Salt Lake City naturalization examiner, will visit Dillon to examine alien ex servicemen. Applicants should bring honorable discharge papers and two witnesses to the clerk of court's office.
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Dillon
Beaverhead County
P. J. Phillips
Salt Lake City
Phillips
Dillon News Notes Seeks Updates from Area Residents
Local notes itemize travel departures including Frank Schwartz returning to Owensmouth California and Misses Elizabeth Mellacher and Mary Gelhaus heading to Centerville Washington. Multiple Dillon visitors and intercity movements are reported along with a 1928 marriage license for Walter Barr and Vera Ward in Pocatello Idaho.
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Dillon
Frank Schwartz
Beaverhead Valley
Owensmouth
Cal
Elizabeth Mellacher
Mary Gelhaus
Centerville
Wash
Frank Birrer
Ivo
Twin Bridges
Idaho
Walter Barr
Vera Ward
Pocatello
Louis Schlier
Dillon Wranglers’ Club
Pearl I. Smith
Ben J. Brown
Oregon
William Carroll
Mary Louise
Jackson
Timothy Clifford
Lima
F. X. Leschner
Walter Clapp
Charles Bryant
Wisdom
W. J. Eathorne
Melrose
Bernard Williams
Bozeman
A. G. Williams
P. J. Shenon
Salmon, Idaho
Margaret Kelly
Butte
Lucile Kelly
Arthur Wright
Kelly
Mont
Mrs. Wright
Local residents move and milestones in Bitter Root
Ted Edwards resigns from Valley Mercantile to train in electrical work in Spokane. C P Frost mourns father’s death at 98 in Sacramento. Harold Higgins visits home from Missoula. D W Erwin, state stock inspector, shops in Hamilton. Ralph Peterson Jack Currie Annie Jean Stewart and Ray James return to the University of Montana after midseason break. Marriage license issued in Missoula to Dan Bock and Dora Robinson both connected to Lincoln school. Helen Spaulding and George Stockman, University students, remain in Missoula.
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Hamilton
Ted Edwards
Spokane
Ralph Peterson
Jack Currie
Annie Jean Stewart
Ray James
University of Montana At
Missoula
Dan Bock
Dora Robinson
Bock
Lincoln School
Robinson
Helen Spaulding
George Stockman
University
Students Return to Studies After Holidays
Of Washington at Seattle have returned to resume their studies after Christmas holidays with home folks. Clarence Miller, Hamilton high school instructor, spent mid year holidays with friends in Missoula. Mrs. L. H. Sutton returned home after spending several days in Missoula.
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Washington
Seattle
Clarence Miller
Hamilton High School
Missoula
L. H. Sutton
Old-timer J T Randolph gravely ill in Corvallis
J T Randolph, a community elder aged over 80, lies seriously ill of heart disease at his son Thomas Randolph’s home in Corvallis. Daughters Mrs Fred Strange and Mrs Robert Lenville, sons James Jesse and Thomas, and granddaughter Mrs Dovie Brown are with him. Other local residents were dinner guests New Year’s Day.
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Corvallis
J. T. Randolph
Thomas Randolph
Fred Strange
Hamilton
Robert Lenville
Missoula
James
Jesse
Thomas
Dovie Brown
Idaho
Randolph
H. Knaack
Charles Wolffs
Thomas Cooper
Paul Knaack
Guy Hall
Otto R. Bolen
Sierra Madre
Cal
Helen Swanson
Pearl Marti
Edna Johnson
Rose Cutler
Julia Hoblitt
Mildred Johnson
State Normal College
Dillon
Ruth Popham
Mary Fierce
Lucille Bartlett
Margaret Dye
Vira Kaa
Alpha Stardock
State University
Tragic death in Molese valley cabin shocks St. Ignatius
M A Brooks, 68, found dead Friday morning in a cabin on the J B Mc Laughlin place in Molese valley where he had been feeding cattle. Death likely from paralysis stroke. Cold snap leaves Flathead valley records with 35 below at St. Ignatius and 42 below at Rowan.
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ST. Ignatius
A. Brooks
J. B. McLaughlin
Molese Valley
Flathead Valley
Rowan
Laura Grenier
Harold
Polson
Pablo
Belle Caswell
Arlee
John R. Hansen
A. P. Morse
G. H. Beckwith
Mr. van Deusen
Flint
Mich
Thomas Wheeler
Alice Shepard
Somers
Missoula
Boulder Social Notes From January Travel and Visits
Mrs Calvin Hawkins and daughters Ruth and Edith attended to matters in Helena Friday and Saturday. Numerous residents and guests traveled to Butte Basin Helena and Missoula for visits events and duties with many names and movements noted throughout the Boulder area.
Montana hearing set for Missoula Bonner bus line
Montana railroad commission fixed January 17 for a hearing on the Missoula Bonner bus line application. 1927 automobile registrations totaled 112 207 per the state automobile association. Archie Mallon of Bozeman is held for impersonating a federal officer and taking 1750 dollars from two Winston men to secure charges dismissal. Havre News Promoter showed snow removal efforts on Roosevelt highway and Hill county roads with plow pictures. Lucille Stowe, 20, daughter of Mr and Mrs G M Stowe of Great Falls, died of pneumonia in Bozeman.
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Montana Railroad Commission
Missoula-Bonner Bus Lines
Archie Mallon
Bozeman
Winston
Havre News
Roosevelt Highway
Hill County
Lucille Stowe
G. M. Stowe
Great Falls
The People’s Right to Know Cited by Judge Gary
A quotation from the late Judge Gary of the Steel Corporation extols transparency in governance. He states that the people have a right to know how public business is conducted and that greater knowledge benefits both business and society.
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Gary
Steel Corporation
Philipsburg Roundup of Local Residents Departures
Sidney Smith heads to Helena to resume studies at Mount St. Charles after visiting his parents J. C. and Mrs. Smith. Abner Neal leaves for Bozeman State Agricultural College following Christmas visit with his parents. Numerous faculty and students depart for training or schooling in Montana and beyond, including Margaret Donnelly and Mertice Pugh for Los Angeles General Hospital training and Miss Percey Watkins returning to Philipsburg after Missoula visit. Local residents travel to Seattle Olympia and Dillon for work or studies. others report visits with family and business matters in Philipsburg and nearby towns.
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McCauley
Helena
Ethel Kilburne
A.S. Wilburne
Basin
Marion Smith
Boulder
Joliet
George Pfaff
Great Northern
Butte
Margaret Wickham
Dillon
John Wickham
Edna Robinson
Malta
Ruth Glenn
Bozeman
John Glenn
Philipsburg
Sidney Smith
J. C. Smith
Mount St. Charles
Abner Neal
A. H. Neal
State Agricultural College
Myrl Dannothy
Lewistown
Margaret Donnelly
Mertice Pugh
Los Angeles
Los Angeles General Hospital
Ole Dahl
Deer Lodge
A. Anderson
Grover Bowles
Rock Creek
Margaret Tuttle
Great Falls
Miss Tuttle
Alma Johnson
Fern Kennedy
Bernice Owen
John Cole
D. W. Sullivan
Spencer Pumpelly
R. H. McCrackin
Nels Person
Vernon Cutler
Seattle
8. E. Cutler
Helen Kennedy
J. D. Kennedy
Olympia
Wash
Percey Watkins
Granite County High School
F. J. Spon
Missoula
Doris Kennedy
Margaret Flickenger
John Page
Tom Moore
Emil Berey
University of Montana
Alfred Johnson
Hall
J. W. Johnson
Anaconda
Jackie Miller
M. R. Henderson
Cora Buchanan
Walter Edgar
J. A. Gillies
Carl Noreen
Eugene
Also Mentioned on This Page
Montana Potato Growers
State Marketing Association
Lydia E. Pinkham
Dillon Bureau Normal
Bitter Root News
Boulder News
Calvin Hawkins
Ruth
Edith
John Mountjoy
Howard A. Johnson
George Morrison
Charles
Clare McCauley
Marie Paradise
Dewey Dawson
Dorothy Berry
Fred Lenz
Leslie Dawson
Arthur Nugent
Alta Kyler
Venice Warren
Jeanette Taylor
Charles McCauley
Esther Sumner
Bellingham
Bill Fleming
Mason
Maurice Nelligan
John
Charles Steel
Miss Rosary Smith
Madlow
Leslie Christensen
Anton Christensen
Nell
State Automobile Association
Havre
Helena Re
Kalispell
Miles City
Philipsburg News
Rex
Royal Milling Company
Ogden
Mont. Fasco, Washl
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