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Newspaper

Baker Sentinel

Location

Baker, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1925

Page

7

Tariff Commission to Hear Dairy Import Complaint in Washington

President Coolidge has directed the Tariff Commission to investigate foreign dairy products flooding the U S market. An open hearing is set for 10 A M on April 21 at the commission’s Washington office as Danish producers protest any tariff increase.

Coolidge United State Tariff Commission Tariff Commission Commission The Washington United States

Congress to Rule on Muscle Shoals Program Next Session

The new Congress will review the Muscle Shoals program after receiving a report from a special commission appointed by the President. Members include John C. McKenzie Nathaniel B. Dial Harry A Curtis William McClellan and Russell Bower. The President intends a strong message urging action if the farmers’ expectations are borne out.

Congress Futhermore Special Commission John C. McKenzie Illmios Nathaniel B. Dial Muscle ‘Shoals Muscle Shoals Commission

Coolidge Opposes Private Loans for European Armaments

President Coolidge declares unaltered opposition to private American loans for European military use or similar foreign expenditures. He stresses US willingness to aid peaceful recovery through currency stabilization and commerce rehabilitation, urging Europe to halt war and pursue honorable peace.

Coolidge United States Europe

Spring Field Work Boosts Farmer Encouragement

Fertile Prairie reports farmers pushing ahead with discing plowing and seeding as grass greens early this spring. Earl Wiseman for St Correll traveled into Kuvbs country to acquire horses. Olan Wiseman, recently ill near Baker, is out and plans to return to work for Sid Golden next week.

Earl Wiseman St. Correll Kuvbs Olan Wiseman Baker Sid Golden

Local Residents Move and Lease Report

Gertrude and Ralph Chapmn and Levie Crow left Baker on Saturday and gave trends here. Art Berry rented the Charles Stewart farm and plans to move out immediately to begin farming.

Gertrude Ralph Chapmn Levie Crow Baker Satuday Art Berry Chales Stewart Farm

District 50 Holds Annual Election at Fertile Prairie Hall

District 50 conducted its annual election Saturday at the Fertile Prairie hall with judges W. T. Ferguson Lloyd Kelling and Fred Hasty presiding. Grace Correll was elected trustee for three years and George Jenner for two years to fill the vacancy caused by the death of E. H. Hibbard.

Fertile Prairie Hall W. T. Ferguson Lloyd Kelling Fred Hasty Grace Correll George Jenner E. H. Hibbard

Community visits highlight weekend in Ollie area

Mrs Jesfield Miss Jesfield and Albert Wang of the Ollie community were guests of the Correll and Wootru ba families Sunday. Olan Wiseman and Art Berry spent Sunday at Raines Wiseman home. The Raines Wiseman family and Art Berry called at the Sid Golden home Sunday afternoon. Joe Votruba and Joe Jr. rode into the Bad Lands Sunday after a saddle horse Mr. Votruba purchased there.

Mrs. Jesfield Miss Jesfield Albert Wang Ollie Correll and Wootruba Olan Wiseman Art Berry Raines Wiseman Joe Votruba Joe Jr Bad Lands Mr. Votruba

Does Advertising Pay and Its Pervasive Influence

An advertising overview cites ubiquitous brand placements from Victrola to Castoria and Gillette, noting ads shape choices from dental products to footwear and fashion. The piece ends by urging readers to compare claims of advertising's pay with personal experience and previews new silk hose and dresses at Mosher Millinery in updated styles and prices.

Wrigley's Mosheirg

Year in the Dairy Market 1924 Raises Mixed Outlook

The Blue Valley Creamery Institute notes 1924 saw diversified farming lift production and profits. Butter prices fell from January highs to spring lows then rose with late summer strength as imports dropped and domestic production fluctuated. Fluid milk demand grew with per capita use rising in 1923, but seasonal declines in late year steadied markets.

America Blue Valley Creamery Institute Chicago Unite States

State items from Montana briefed by regional stations

Chinook two carloads imported beet seed cnives for sugar beet planting. Yellowstone Valley dairy men will continue cow testing program for another year. Average yield of 330 cows was 7508 pounds milk and 280 pounds fat. Northern Pacific records for Rocky Mountain division show one third fewer notes to employees during 1924 than prior years. Belfry Gold Black Sand Co. starts extensive placer prospects on Clark's Fork of Yellowstone. Company has 35 miles of placer claims carrying gold platinum iridium and palladium. Bozeman U S fish hatchery will introduce landlocked salmon to Montana streams. Great distribution of grayling continues. Butte Jardine mining company shows profit of 4240 for 1924. Great Falls Scandinavian Fraternity plans 20000 lodge hall to be built at once. Stanford begins an electric line to Loweth substation. New court house to Fa 75000 high school building city water works and grain elevator planned for 1925 improvements. Forsyth contract lot for 12 modern houses at Rosebud coal mine at Colstrip. Montana Life Insurance Co shows 20 percent gain for 1924 over 1923 business. Harlowton Montana Power Co takes over local plant at White Sulphur Springs.

Bozeman U.S Montana Butte Jardine Mining Company Great Falls Thin Loweth Stanford

The Nervous Wreck and the Sheriff Hold Up Tale

The Nervous Wreck and Sally Morgan flee a ranch after a gasoline theft and a staged car robbery. Sheriff Bob Wells in the county learn of the hold up and pursues, while Sally grapples with fear and moral conflict about County politics and Wells’s pursuit.

Sally Morgan Charlie MceSween Sally New York Mr Underwood Henry Bob Wells Bob Bob Welle Trousseau Bob Wella

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