Poultry Exhibit Opens At Butte Today With Hundreds Of Entries
Last shipment of entries for the Southern Montana annual poultry show arrived in Butte and was placed on exhibition at the 25 Connell building. The show opens at 8 am with judging by Ed Monllaw of Cedar Rapids Iowa starting at noon. About 100 entries including 16 pedigreed birds and rabbits are featured with prizes totaling several hundreds of dollars for best entries. Birds judged for plumage beaks combs and feet amid strict standards. The exhibit includes Plymouth Rocks blue Andalusian slurs white Cornish and other varieties plus about 30 English fantails and many racing homer pigeons. Evening events include cock crowing contests and miniature boxing glove spur displays. Visitors viewed the unfinished exhibit yesterday.
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Mrs J E Miller Taken By Death
Notice from Boulder Idaho reports the death of Mrs J E Miller in Orofino Idaho after seven months illness. She was born in Jefferson County and educated there. Survived by two daughters Mem Rodin Desenback and Ars Herone Pauley, husband J D Ridley, sister Mrs J E Wilde, and two brothers Jett Ridley.
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Orofino
Idaho
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Jefferson County
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Ars Herone Pauley
Sand Point
Dar
Mia
J. D. Ridley
J. E. Wilde
Jett Ritley
Leighton
I. A. Leighton
Murray Hospital
Butte
Catherine
Graham Named VP Manufacturing at Dodge Brothers
New York January 26 Joseph B. Graham was elected vice president in charge of manufacturing at the Dodge Brothers concern. A Mitchell became vice president in charge of car purchases. J B Graham president of Graham Brothers track now a division of Dodge Brothers Inc. The election follows brothers Hobert Co as vice president and general manager and Ayd A Graham as general manager. The Green Archer is coming.
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Joseph B. Graham
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Dodge Brothers
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New ‘York
J.B. Graham
Graham Brothers
Track
Dodge Brothers, Inc
Hobert Co
Ice
Ayd A. Graham
Marger
Green Archer
Twenty Taken On Bootleg Charges Raid Net Few Arrests
Twenty men were arrested in bootleg raids by Butte police and federal forces. Supervising Chief Murphy with Federal Officer Holter and Detectives White Powell and Van Orden led operations mostly in the uptown district and some residential areas. Bonds were $150 each, with many detainees posting quickly. The year’s second major raid follows an earlier capture by Assistant Chief O'Donnell that yielded nearly $2,000 in cash. Individuals named include Harry Straw John Crash Jack Dawe Henry Barrett Bob Brown Ben Chest John Jones Jack McKenna Joe Doe James Brown James Smith Harry (names listed with addresses on blocks in Butte).
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Murphy
O'Donnell
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Boat Park
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Henry Barrett
East Park
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Ben Chest
John Jones
Arizona
Jack McKenna
Joe Doe
Main Street
James Brown
James Smith
Harry
Grain Exports Dip in Week, United States Reports
Washington January 25 Grain exports last week from the United States totaled 1,697,000 bushels, down from 2,843,000 the prior week. Wheat 781,000 bushels to 1,199,000. corn 749,000 to 1,08,000. barley 4,000 to 173,000. Canadian grain shipments from the United States were noted.
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United
Commerce Department
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