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Newspaper
Baker Sentinel
Location
Baker, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1924
Page
7
In a bold statement Governor-Elect J E Erickson touts Montana as thriving with rich wheat and sugar sectors. He highlights unoccupied fertile land at low prices and open doors for home builders amid strong dairy gains and farm prosperity.
Montana to have the first new sugar factory in the United States since the war, the $1,500,000 mill at Sidney. More mills may follow as sugar beet grows well in the state. A protective tariff is needed to equalize costs with foreign sugar production, ensuring government revenue and supporting the home sugar industry delivering roughly $100,000,000 yearly to American farmers and laborers.
Roundup Senator John Oliver, cashier of Roundup State Bank, has been recovering at Musselshell Valley hospital after injuries to his knee. His friends report rapid improvement and she says he will soon be able to resume work at the bank in Montana.
Unclear text discusses opposition to a railway labor bill that would abolish the railway labor board. It argues the public, railroads, and labor should have a voice on wage questions while rates are regulated, noting the aim to remove public input.
Radio as an entertainment and educational device surpasses theatres and dance halls. It opens a new horizon for millions, bringing orchestras, services, lectures, and expert talks into homes from city to countryside, expanding culture and knowledge nationwide.
A Baker reader argues Montana offers a climate milder than the north midwest states. She notes long summer and autumns, late frosts, and rare severe cold, citing Baker’s 2929 foot altitude and dry air. She mentions Mrs Batteen visiting from Minnesota and plans to attend a Minneapolis double wedding with five daughters and three sons to be married.
Tran dum and Wilson partner Inac Trentam spent Sunday in the city visiting with his children and returned to Billings on Monday. He expects to secure stone binding for Christmas.
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