Women organize auxiliary for wool growers in Montana
Women at the Montana state wool growers convention moved toward forming a state auxiliary. A committee led by Mrs. J. H. Evers of Shonkin will organize district groups, seek men’s endorsement, and plan educational programs to promote wool and mutton use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Evers
Shonkin
Washington
Montana State Association of Wool] Growers
Stewart
Roberts
Mont
M'ss Cc
M. Furst
W. D. McKenzie
Rivers
Warner
Pendleton
Ore
Pred Benson
Montana State College
Oregon
Oregon Wool Growers
Chauncey Bishop
A. W. Thomson
Northern Pacific
James Spurling
W. B. Merriman
Butte
A. A. Wilson
O. P. Kellogg
Convention Today's Program Highlights Meetings and Excursions
The convention opens with a 9 30 a m program featuring music by the Cos of Ruanning Sheep in Idaho in 1926 5 WOR Barber Rupert Talat and committee reports on lamb marketing grazing resolutions and leadership. A secretary from the US Department of Agriculture is present. An excursion to the Anaconda reduction works in Anaconda Montana offers a glimpse of the world's largest smokestack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music “Cos
Idaho
Barber
Rupert
Talat
William M. Jardine
Department of Agriulture
Anaconda
Montana
Ogden
Jesse S Richards
Ogden Chamber of Commerce
James H. DeVine
Ogden Chamber
L. F. Whitlock
Ogden Union
H. M. Rowe
Patty Healy
Fred E Williamen
Jack Murray
Turner Mooney
Col. EB. O. Walters
Dell Adams
Utah
RN. Wentworth
Livestock Bureau of Armour & Co
W. WK. Matheson
Swift & Co
U. C. Halley
Scottybluff, Neb
Nebraska Lamb Feeders Association
J. C. Naylor
Tailor Company Driver Sued Over Auto Accident
Thomas Regan filed a $6000 damages suit against Big 4 Tailor and Henry K. V Pissot claiming an automobile owned by the firm and driven by Pissot struck him causing injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Regan
Big 4 Tailor Company
Henry K
Pissot
Butte Industry Praised By Visiting Wool Producers
J Bruce Kremer of Butte spoke to wool growers praising the city as a major West Coast industrial center. He highlighted Butte's mineral wealth Copper zinc lead silver gold output and its role as a regional commercial and financial hub with five transcontinental rail lines and Montana’s broader growth. He urged cooperative policy to aid all major industries and praised Montana’s overall prosperity and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Bruce Kremer
Butte
Montana
Lutte
Midas
United States
Women guests at Butte Country Club luncheon group
Women guests of the National Wool Growers convention were entertained yesterday with a luncheon and cards at the Butte Country Club. Seventy guests attended including the hostess committee. A program of vocal and instrumental numbers featured the event with Ms. Mary Jane Dunenan and Mrs. Stuart Ross among the performers.
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Wool Growers’ Convention
Butte Country Club
Nostess
New Vinton Hotel
Mary Jane Dunenan
Mme. Leipheimer
Leipheimer
Giordani
Mozart
Hulton
Stuart Ross
New York
Butte
Misa Gladys Huffman
Ross
Beethoven
Dent Mowbrey
J. C. Armitage
Wisdom
Laura Bignell
Helinville
Joen Muchhouse
WN. G
Glaeckner Powell
Wyo
J. O. Higham
Belfrey
Harkness
Dell
J. Herrin
Wolf Creek
A. T. Wibbard
Telena
W.V. d Jolingson
Kirby
Frank de Kleinhans
Rhyme
N. 1
James Leair
Lima
Edward EF. Mills
Come, Col
George J. Clary
Rocklin
Cal
J. Edwards
Idaho Walls
JL. & Smart
Logan
Utah
Mary Douglas
Hedges
Mont
W. W Cole
Fairfield
Phil L. Cole Choteau
Th. F. Plummer
Stevensville
Scotty Brown
Missoula
Ea Nolan
Omaha
M. Whitmore
Valley
Neb
Mminett Douglas
Whitehall
H. PP. Compton
Chico
John Munsola
Waterloo
Donald MckKenzie
Big Timber
Mary C. Lucas
White Sulphur Springs
W. B. Adams
Ringling
W. T. Cotter
Fred J. Holbrook
J. Bruce Kremer
Arthur Merkle
Arthur Perham
James H. Rowe
Sydney Sanner
Frank R. Venable
Cattle Baron Sees Growing Montana Cattle Quality
John Peterson of Beaverhead County pursues cattle improvements as he visits Butte to study sheepmen business methods. He notes rising demand and prices for good herd cattle, reports feeding 69 tons of hay daily, and states Beaverhead enjoys a favorable winter while Montana aims to lift stock quality each year. Peterson began ranching at 19 and now runs one of Montana’s largest stock ranches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Peterson
Horse’ Prairie Mice
Beaverhead
Peterson
Butte
Beaverhead County
Cattle King of
Vaaual
Montana
China Egg Imports Reach Nearly Sixteen Million Dollars
Nearly 16.09 million dollars worth of eggs from China were imported into the United States over the past year, reflecting significant cross border trade activity in the agricultural sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
America
Convention Sidelines Reflect a Humorous Wool Growers’ Gathering
A lively Butte crowd from the National Wool Growers association retreat after adjournment with a mix of seasoned veterans and young entrants. Delegates from Montana and neighboring states share memories, business updates, and plans for 1927 while industry leaders from railways and chambers discuss livestock, land use, and upcoming conventions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Delegates urged to visit Anaconda smelter today
Harry Gallwey asks all attendees to make the trip to the Anaconda smelter. Arrangements cover 500 plus capacity, with special street cars from the New Finlen hotel at 12:45 to the depot and a seven car train at 1 PM. Delegates return to Butte by 5 PM. The trip is complimentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gallwey
Anaconda
New Finlen Hotel
Butte
Johns
Arizona
State Association of
South
Henotor Willming
Montana
Tony Drumbeller
Washington Aasociation
Washoe
Tutte
Montana Wool Growers Convene Amid Snowy Montana Weather
Delegates from northern states gather at a Montana session discussing wool tariffs leasing public land and farm relief. Speakers include Senator Johns, Tom Drumheller, and Professor Atkinson as Stephenson warns the state’s banks rely on the sheep industry for prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platte Valley
Lamb Feeders’ Association
J. Hooper
Utah
A. A. Johns
Tom Drumheller
Thomas Jefferson
Hagenbarth
Atkinson
Sam Stephenson
Great Falls
Stehenson
Montana
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Auxiliary OF Woolmen’s Association
Baty
Kremer
Great
AY Country Club
Montana Wool Growers
Murray Stebbing
Clefi
Montana Wool Growers’ Association
Matt Staff Cright
National Wool Exchange of Boston
Wyoming
T. A. Marlow
Helena
Wool Growers’ Association
The
National Wool Exchange
Intermediate Credit Bank
Joe Hawler
Hunta
Bob" Bennett
Sts
Bob
Livingston
Matt Staff
Boston
Williams
Montawna
Matt
Jeyn Leedom
Great Falle
J. A. Hopper
Utah Association
Big Timbr
McKenzie
J. J. Dahl
Mil- Wauhker
Henry Coulum
Union Pacific
Trereford
Hotte Greeted
Willi Donald
Meville
AL WR
Cook
State Association
Nevada Blackmen's Association
J. C Taylor
Montana Extension Service
Fred Penton
State
Collee
KB. W. Hall
Miwaukee Railway
W. P. Stapleton
W. Tf. Jones
Stillwater County
Riobert Clarkson
Teton County
John Dexter
Montanna State College
I. Mountjoy
Judith Daath County
TE Willon
Valley County
Tf .S. Burgess
Madison County
R. J. Waddell
Rozen
We. J. Carroll
Rayvall Lithe
Carroll
Cohmon
William R. Morley
Patil
N. M
New Mexico
Morley
Magdaling
David Marr
Maxgdalian
New Mexico State Association of Wool Growers
Farr
Mr. Farr
California
Miller Isenhauer
W. M. Jardine
Hutte
Jardine
Eisenhauer J
Spry
Massachusetts
Sigenbarthino
C. H. Williams
A. Ellenwood
Willams
Congress
Hubert Work
First National Bank of Great
Stephenson
Stat
Montiuan
Lince
United Statepartment of Agriculture Man
Union Stock Yards
Chiago
Chica
H. C. Gardiner
Mount Hagelin
Frank Hazelbaker
William Spry
United States Land Office
Hazelbaker
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