Montana rail regional board elected S. M. Rose as chairman
S. M. Rose of Helena was elected Montana division chair of the Northwest regional board, succeeding F. B. Connelly. The meeting highlighted co operation between shippers and railways to ensure 100 percent transportation service, especially during peak grain and livestock moves, with Montana farmers and exporters pressing for faster car returns and better coast shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Rose
Montana Railroad Commission
Farmers and Shippers
Montana Division
Northwest Board
F. B. Connelly
Billings
Connelly
Montana
Curtis L. Mosher
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Northern Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Union Pacific Lackawanna
Chicago Northwestern
Great Northern
B. A
Butte
P. J. Coleman
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
J. D. Wallace
C. T. Speer
Wallace
Alfred Atkinson
Bozeman
W. P. Hogarty
8. M. Rees
L. F. Nichols
George Webster
R. L. Waddell
W. R. Smith
Montana Transportation
L. M. Betts
A. A. D. Rahn
L. Stockton
W. R. C. Stewart
George Short
E. H. Polleys
R. Mosher
Gam Stephenson
W. J. Butler
Scoby
Ll. M. Nichols
Royal Milling Company
Great Falls
Nichols
Panama Canal
Northwest
Panama
Pacific Coast
American
Canada
Mexico
United States
Smith
Havre
Spokane
Seattle
Betts
A& & Rahn
Minneapolis
Oregon
Interstate Commerce Commission
Rahn
Dakota
New England
Middle West
West
National Board
Polleys
Western Seaboard
Gallatin
Prof
Atkinson
B. Connelly
Montana Flour Mills
Butte and Livingston
P. E. Beaudin
East Butte Copper Mining Company
Butte, Mont
Donald A. McAlpine
Nash Butte Motors Company
W. P. Coughlin
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Frank Stafford
Hennessy Co
J. W. Sennett
Northwest Regional Advisory Board
Minneapolis, Minn
Great Western Sugar Company
Billings, Mont
Shevlin Clark Lumber Company
Sam M. Ross
Helena, Mont
Joel L. Markham
Anaconda Standard
C. H. Bray
Western Clay Company
Frank T. Connelly
W. P. Connelly Machine Company
Mont
Frank B. Connelly
Connelly Machine Company
W. E. Pierce
D. M
R. G. Dun Co
F. M. Harrington
Montana State College
Northwestern
Car Service Division
American Railway Association
Maine
California
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Milwaukee
Co-Operative Board
Union
BE. A. Phillips
Montana Livestock Commission
The
Livestock Commission
Northwest Regional Board
Livestock Conditions in Montana by Dr W J Butler
Dr W J Butler Montana State Veterinary Surgeon notes a favorable winter and spring outlook for livestock. He urges better marketing and lower interest rates, cites 1923 24 cattle and livestock cash incomes, and details cattle sheep hog and horse shipments and health status. He praises Northwest freight car support and calls for continued federal state cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Waddell
State College
Montana
Waddell
W. J. Butler
Helens
Son Kills Father and Wounds Self at Lake Gervais Home
A 7 year old boy, Edward Mazon, shot and killed his father 64 year old Maz millan Mason in the kitchen of their Lake Gervais home near St Paul. The boy injured himself and is not expected to recover. Police say the shooting followed a quarrel of several years standing.
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United States
de Rickles
Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
Associated Press
Paul
Edward Mazon
Mazmillan Mason
Lake Gervais
Montana’s agricultural future and railroads drive growth
The Montana article argues railroads have invested in the state, signaling faith in long term growth. It highlights Montana’s advantages in high quality wheat, sheep and wool, alfalfa and seed production, sugar beets, beef, corn, and diversified superior agriculture despite distance from population centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Western
Canada
United States
Atlantic Vessel Sends SOS From Unknown Distress
Halifax April 30 C H Harvey local agent of the department of marine and fisheries received a wireless from the Red Star liner Ieland bound for New York stating she had received an SOS from a distressed ship located at latitude 44 longitude 45 The Zeland reached the spot at 9 o clock Atlantic time but could not raise any message The fog was very dense and the Zeland remained standing by
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
C. H. Harvey
Department of Marine and Fisheries
Red Star
Ieland
New York
Zeland
Boy 15 Hangs Self While Performing Acrobat Stunts
In Wharton New Jersey Theodore J Bray 15 died after accidentally tying a rope around his neck during a barn stunt for a juvenile audience. He hanged for three hours before discovery as four sisters and a brother watched from the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wharton
N. J
Theodore J. Bray
Theodore
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State
Montana Dairies
George H. Webster
J. M. Kelly
Sweet Grass County
Nebraska
Bozeman College
America
Herbert Hoover
Rockies
Transportation Department
Washington
Washington, D. C
Outlook
Dr. Atkinson
P. H. McCauley
Northern Pacific Railway
Bt. Paul
Ll. B. Richards
J. Co. Simonton
St. Paul
G. H. Jacobus
Livingston
Fred Brastrup
Missoula
James B. Sperling
W. Smith
F. Wear
J. F. Kelly
Bb. O. Boyle
C. M. Ball
Salt Lake
R. A. Pierce
Pocatello
T. Kinnersley
R. B E. Brooks
G. L. Whipple
Union Pacific
Omaha
Henry Coulam
C. F. Murphy
Anaconda & Pacific
Anaconda
A. G. Smart
Burlington & Quincy
Alliance
Neb
O. E. Pearson
A. L. Hammell
American Railway Express
Charles BE. Hall
Delaware & Lakawanna
C. S. Gemmel
Pacific Fruit Express
Ogden
Utah
EB. H. Barrett
Milwaukee & &J. Paul
Fred N. Hicke
N. A. Mayer
61. Paul
J. P. Phelan
Kalang St. Paul
Deer Lodge
F. J. Calkins
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Amestean Railway Association
Frank R. Venable
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Northwest Rgional Advisory Or
Federal Reserve Agen
Trans
Cattlemen
Times
State Department of Agriculture
Phillips
Montana Cooperative Crop Reporting Service
Tigu
State Board of Equalization
Northwestern States
Montana Wheat
Atlantic
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