Montana College Glee Club Schedules First State Tour
The Bozeman college glee club undertakes its first extensive Montana tour with 16 members and a repertoire of more than 20 numbers. Prof. A. H. Currier leads a lively program featuring solos duets and quartets and aims to attract large audiences across Townsend Deer Lodge Butte Helena Missoula and Hamilton.
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Archipelago Forces Withdrawal Demanded Swiftly
A push calls for the armed forces of the United States to be withdrawn from the archipelago as speedily as possible, urging immediate action to end the presence and operations on the islands.
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Reciprocity Will Win Payne Bill to Be Reported
The committee plans to report the Payne bill, signaling progress on reciprocity measures. Officials expect support from key lawmakers as the measure advances through the committee stage.
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Payne
Bitter fight ends as Payne bill gains House support
Chairman Wayne says a 10:30 a.m. Monday meeting will review the Cuban reciprocity bill. The Payne measure offers 20 percent tariff concessions to Cuba and appears to command a narrow Republican majority with possible Democratic votes. Babcock indicates he will attend and vote for the Payne bill.
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Bozeman Agricultural College adds bacteriology course
Bozeman March 26. The agricultural college adds a full bacteriology course with modern equipment under Prof. J. W. Blankinship. A microscope with 16 000x magnification and a filar micrometer enable precise measurement. The lab will use three study methods and hold pure cultures of anthrax typhoid and tuberculosis.
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Cash offers for West Side and Delaware avenue lots
An advertisement promises ownership deals for a 30x100 lot with a small cottage on the West Side at 250 dollars cash with mortgage assumption 400 dollars. Another offer features a 36x100 lot on Delaware avenue with a 3 room frame dwelling for 700 dollars cash.
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Against Irrigation Bill Faces Roosevelt Objections
President Roosevelt, in a conference with western congressmen, opposed the irrigation bill as written while endorsing its general aim. He argued against state control of canal water funds and urged continued federal supervision of appropriation and distribution.
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Roosevelt
Quick Helena marriage near clerk’s office
In Helena on March 29 a license was issued and Alfred Moline married Ida Carlson without leaving the clerk’s office. Rev D B P Price officiated as he passed by, with the office staff witnessing the ceremony.
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Substitute Democrats Agree On Bill For Philippines Government
A group of Democratic lawmakers reached consensus on a substitute bill aimed at shaping a government framework for the Philippines. The measure seeks to define powers and structure for governance and policy oversight.
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Islands to be Independent Measure for Philippine Constitution
Democratic Senate committee proposes a substitute bill to relinquish sovereignty while allowing US occupation until a Philippine constitutional government forms. A convened 800 member convention in Manila would draft a constitution, with amnesty for island inhabitants and guarantees for treaty obligations and naval facilities. The plan sets a presidential proclamation of independence and a treaty framework with major powers.
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Chicago Markets Show Mixed Wheat and Corn Movements
In Chicago on March 9, wheat faced sharp moves as cold weather supported early buying but short covering and selling led to volatility. May wheat fell to 71 1 4 cents before recovering to 71 1 2. corn strengthened late as snow prompted shorts to cover. oats saw active but uneven trading. hogs and pork were weak with an easy close. No board of trade session Tuesday due to elections.
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Wheat and grain prices and shipments report
A market summary lists flour prices with wheat and oats quotes, and rye and flaxseed values. It notes cash quotations for No 2 spring and red wheat, No 2 oats and white, No 2 rye, No 1 flaxseed, and mess pork lard and ribs. also includes shipments figures for flour wheat corn oats rye and burley by the barrel and bushel totals.
Cattle and Hog Market Receipts Report in Chicago
Chicago cattle receipts reach 100 head with steer prices from 4.25 to 5.50 and stockers to 2.05. hogs total 15 000 head with prices from 6.25 to 6.95. sheep receipts 100 head with wethers at 5.05 to 5.40 and lambs around 4.20 to 6.65. Texas fed steers seen at 5 4 to 6.16.
Market report from South Omaha stalls steady pricing
South Omaha market report shows cattle and hog prices steady. Native steers fetch 7.50 to 6.75. cows and heifers 3.75 to 5.85. hog receipts 6.50 to 6.75. bulk sales around 6.50 to 6.60. sheep with no receipts and fed muttons about 5.4 to 6.0.
Kansas City Market Reports Livestock Prices and Receipts
Cattle receipts around 50. market unchanged. Native steers 5.25 to 6.15. Texas and Indian steers 4.80 to 6.30. Texas cows 3.70 to 5.05. native cows and heifers 3.50 to 6.65. stockers and feeders 2.5 to 5. calves 3.0 to 4.6. Hog receipts 200. price range 6.25 to 6.95. bulk 6.35 to 6.85. Sheep receipts 600. muttons 5.30 to 6.60. lambs 6.40 to 6.75. range wethers 5.35 to 5.80. ewes 4.90 to 5.25.
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Bank Statement Shows Declines in Loans and Deposits
New York reports week ending today with loans at 4 004 074 500 down 8 878 600 deposits at 965 503 00 down 7 88 390 circulation 31 429 100 down 411 460 legal tenders 70 921 200 up 973 700 specie 177 382 700 up 550 300 reserves 248 305 900 up 1 500 400 reserve required 241 285 325 seven hundreds billion? surplus 6 965 15 up 3 494 924
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Associated Banks
Treasury Statement Shows Cash and Gold Totals
Treasury announces available cash balance of 175,617,119 and gold holdings of 92,932,102 as of today March 23.
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Mareh
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