Marketing hog yards and forest week call to action
The article discusses a marketing yard for hogs in Baker with farmers and townspeople clashing over odors and shelter needs. Milwaukee officials and the railroad show limited support, urging practical solutions to boost hog shipping and farming. It also quotes President Calvin Coolidge declaring American Forest Week from April 27 to May 3 1925 urging forest conservation and Arbor Day observance nationwide.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Railroad
Baker
Bes
Calvin Coolidge
United States
Washington
America
Our Forests Dwindling by Calvin Coolidge
The era of free wild timber ends as forests shrink under expansion of population and industry. Timber cut in the last seventy five years exceeds prior centuries, aided by stored lumber and a transportation system that allows distant markets to absorb output. As supply tightens and per capita consumption falls, the illusion of lasting forests fades.
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Aother
Calvin Coolidge
Fallon and Carter County Boosters Call for Inclusion in Montana Ads
A Montana reader criticizes the Northern Pacific Railway driven state campaign for highlighting northern counties while Fallon and Carter counties feel overlooked. The letter urges inclusive boosting that recognizes resources across the southern part of the state and asks that Fallon and Carter be mentioned in promotional efforts.
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Montana
Acre
Union
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Fallon
Carter
Carter County
Northern Pacific
Horn
Carter Counies
Local Ball Team Banter Echoes Through Hazy Town
Fragmentary chatter from a local sports page mentions a farmer, Baker, and O'Donnell in rough, humorous sketches about a ball team. The garbled text hints at casual town talk over jeans, cake, and friendly rivalry in a small community sports scene.
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BBC
O'Donnell
Sthatasa
Secretary of State Charles E. Hughes Statement
The text appears to be a formal attribution noting Secretary of State Charles E. Hughes under the seal of the President.
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Charles E. Hughes
President Coolidge Opposes Private Loans to Europe for Armament
Press dispatches report President Coolidge opposes private American loans to European governments if funds are used for war or armament. He favors peace time stabilization via currency reform and economic rehabilitation. The stance aims to curb war financing and encourage peaceful recovery.
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Coolidge
United States
Europe
Willig
Billings Gazette
Montana Industry and Resource Projects Across State
News briefs report a cannery project by Northwestern Canning and Dairy at White Sulphur Springs employing 1300 workers, forest-service trail and fire-prevention work in Montana and Oregon, a 500000 gallon oil storage tank planned by Great Northern Railroad at Cut Bank, oil production figures for Kevin, Sunburst and Cat Creek, a 40 percent rise in Montana butter production, dairy cattle expansion since 1920, Great Northern extending Kirkwood local trackage, Dutton dome well near Joliet now 3600 feet down, three new producing wells in Kevin Sunburst, ore dump work on a 500000 ton granite bimetallic project at Phillipsburg, Montana wool crop estimate for 1924, and Shelby Pipeline and Refining Co incorporating for 350000 dollars for an oil refinery with 1000 barrel daily capacity.
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White Sulphur Springs
Northwestern Canning and Dairy Company
Forest Service
Montana
Oregon
Cut Bank
Great Northern Railroad Company
Kevin -Sunburst
Cat Creek
Kirkwood
Joliet -Dutton Dome
Kevin-Sunburst
Phillipsburg -Plang
Shelby -Shelby Pipeline and Refining Co
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