Huntley denies cattle shortage amid price rise
Carl Huntley of the Big Hole, in Butte for finalizing shipments, says beef prices reflect higher production costs. He notes farmers shipped about 200 cattle weekly over two months, averaging 115 cents per pound for steers and 10 cents for cows, arguing the shortage claim is exaggerated and the industry is returning to a viable profit level.
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Carl Huntley
Big Hole
Butte
Mr. Huntley
Huntley
Wisdom District
Currans Return From California Honeymoon
Mr and Mrs Frank Curran newlyweds from Butte completed a California honeymoon and returned to the city yesterday. Mr Curran works as an engineer in the public works commissioner office.
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Frank Curran
Butte
City
California
Curran
Commissioner of Public Works
May Mark Grave of War Heroine in Butte History
Annette Markland, a French war heroine who worked as an ambulance driver for Yankee forces, died after a wartime marriage and hardship in exile. Her funeral marked the first military ceremony for a woman in Butte, but her grave now bears only a fading wooden cross. Local women’s auxiliary aims to secure a proper monument for the soldier’s resting place.
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Paris
Ralph Markland
Butte
Annette Markland
Holy Cross
Women’s Auxiliary
Hearing on Motor Bus Franchises in Butte
Daniel Boyle and Lee Dennis of the public service commission arrived with Francis I. Silver and Paul Van Dyle to hear objections to bus franchises from Butte to Three Forks and from Butte to Harrison. Northern Pacific and Milwaukee filed objections to the petition. Today's hearing opens at 10 a.m. at the courthouse.
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Daniel Boyle
Lee Dennis
Public Service Commission
Francis I. Silver
Paul van Dyle
Commission
Butte
Three Forks
Harrison
Northern Pacific
Milwaukee
Argument Heard in Stewart Case
The government seeks indictments of Robert W. Stewart chairman of Standard Oil of Indiana for perjury while his counsel moves to dismiss charges claiming Stewart answered questions at a second Senate Teapot Dome committee appearance. Grand jury records and discrepancies in his prior statements were presented by Leo A. Rover district attorney to Justice Siddons in DC.
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Associated Press
Washington
Government Today
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil Company of Indiana
Stewart
Leo A. Rover
Frederick L. Siddons
District, of Columbia Supreme Court
Three Forks News Highlights Local People and Events
The Three Forks high school students enjoyed a school outing at Bozeman hot springs followed by a picnic. The city saw visits from Rexall dealers’ state convention attendees, transients from Cleveland to Monarch Lumber, and numerous local residents traveling, shopping, or visiting relatives. Several social events included a card party by the Ladies Auxiliary and a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs. Lefever.
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Three Forks
Three Forks High School
Bozeman Hot Springs
Young
Lewistown
Rexall Dealers
D. D. Graham
Cleveland
Ohio
Monarch Lumber Company
Andrew Plett
Henry Machel
Whitehall
A. B. Workman
Indiana
Workman
H. L. Buerger
Great Falls
J. B. Seely
Bozeman
Ringling
George Schimmel
Butte
James Kriegh
Harrison
J. P. Daly
W. W. Nichols
F. H. Dixon
George Ballard
Nigger Hollow
W. W. Sherlock
Rodersburg
R. C. Bates
Portland
Bates
George Wright
Madison
William Warren
Radersburg
City
J. Price
Neihart
William Parnacott
C. E. Sterling
Stewart
Miss Graft
James Lane
Robert West
Aleck
Isabel
Mr. Regan
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railway
H. L. Smith
Superior
Otto Steverson
P. F. Walsh
Grace
Byron Dunbar
Owen Baldwin
Social notes from Boulder and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Ben Wahle and son Bernard of Helena visited in Boulder. George Smith of Butte traveled to Boulder to visit his mother Mrs K B Smith. Ed Murphy of Helena called on friends in Boulder. Mrs Ned Paradise and daughter Aretta went to Butte for shopping. Francis Wickham went to Butte and returned with a new Victory Six. Dewey Dawson and Alta Kyler drove to Butte and back with Mary Dawson. A dance at the Windsor drew locals including Waly and Marion Smith. Jim Talbot of Bozeman, Carey Quaintance, Pearl Hankins, and Grover Taylor visited or traveled for business and school events.
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Boulder
Ben Wahle
Bernard
Helena
George Pfaff
George Smith
Butte
K. B. Smith
Ed Murphy
Friends
Ned Paradise
Aretta
Francis Wickham
Victory Six
Dewey Dawson
Alta Kyler
Mary
Leslie Taylor
Cecelia Dupuis
Irvin Watterland
Eddie Smith
Marie Barteau
Marie Paradise
Whitehall
Pearl Hankins
Corbin
Calvin Hankins
Grover Taylor
Auto license fees boost Montana road funds
Since January 1 this year automobile license fees have generated 911405.65 for county road funds. April distribution totals 196830. The leading counties in April are Silver Bow 12558.75 Flathead 12132.75 Yellowstone 9954.25 Lewis and Clark 9255.75 Valley 8731.25 Cascade 7481.50 with Custer Deer Lodge Gallatin Hill and Park contributing smaller amounts.
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Associated Press
Helena
Mont
State Auditor's Office
Silver Bow
Flathead
Yellowstone
Lewis and Clark
Valley
Cascade
Custer
Deer Lodge
Gallatin
Hill
Park
Nicaragua praises U S for helping peace pledge
A world conference on international justice saw representatives of the United States Cuba and Nicaragua Canada seal a pledge of peace and friendship. Foreign ministers expressed goodwill and denounced war as a means to settle disputes among nations.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Nicaragua
United States
World Conference On International Justice
Cuba
Canada
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R. G. Griffith
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