Montana Weekly Industrial Review Highlights Western Oil and Farming Growth
The Montana Weekly Industrial Review notes large investments in western oil fields over the next five years and a major push in sugar beet harvesting and highway development. It reports bank reopenings, corn shows in Wolf Point and Culbertson, irrigation expansion in Fergus county, and a new church in Havre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Havre
Wolf Point
Montana
Great Falls
Campbell Farming Corporation
Culbertson
Forsyth—American National Bank
Lewistown
Fergus County
Reat Falls
Rocky Boy
Pablo-Polson Road
Harlem
Lohman
Northern Pacific
Paradise
Trout Creek
Chinook
Wildcatting
California Co
Melstone
Kutte
WK Iverson
Ihe van Meer
Kevin Sunburst
Glacier County
Toole County
Fort Peck Reservation
Cascade County
Forest Department
Sidney—City
Hicks Street
Department of Agriculture aids farmers with plant care
Uncle Ted and Ruth learn how the Department of Agriculture under Secretary Wallace supports farming. The Bureau of Plant Industry fights citrus canker and wheat rust, promotes new crops, enforces plant quarantine laws, and shows how imported plants benefit U.S. agriculture, with 20,000 employees nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Ed
Om Uncle Ted
Ruth
Jack
Ted
Bureau of Plant Industry
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Gulf of Mexico
Evers
Fli
United States
Washington
Braz
California
Peru
Paris
Egypt
Afria Kave
Sudan
Tle Bureau of Soils
Sears
Regulatory
Althoup
Lele Sam
Uncle Saim
Labor strife and political critique in British and American press
In a National Republican column, Florence Riddick Boysim critiques Britain’s Labour troubles after McDonald’s cabinet, noting rising strikes and public discontent. The piece shifts to American Republicans, defending integrity while salting Democratic misdeeds from oil profits to war profiteering as routine, no shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
England
Washington, D. C
National Republican
Republican Party
U. S
Great Britain
McDonald
Premer
Florence Riddick
Woman’s Department
The
Repubical National Commmittee
Wais Jtones
Smth
Oirs
Brown
Ars. 9
South
Lincoln
Grant
Garfield
McKiniel Woosevelt
McAdoo
Wilson
George
South Dakota
Wounded Veteran Missing Since March Sought
The missing veteran William C. Kiley, last seen March 19, may be in a hospital. He wore a blue suit with a brown overcoat and tan shoes, and has multiple bayonet and shrapnel wounds. His family, formerly from Alexandria Virginia, now Coventry Rhode Island, requests information to locate him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Kiley
Tle
Riley
Alexandria
Virginia
Coventry
Rhode Land
Brown
Mr Rites
Hie Wefe
Pant Cartan
Director of Public Safety
Svovan
Trone Purean
Minneapolis Minnent
Commissioners Proceedings May 14 1924 Bank Bond Meeting
Special meeting with stockholders and new stockholders of closed banks. Commissioners Sutton Yokley and clerk present. Yokley and County Attorney outlined the meeting purpose. Waivers signed and reported at 22 percent stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First State Bank of
Plevna
Montana
First National Bank of
Ollie State Bank of
Ollie
Fallon County
R. B. Lowry
R. E. Sutton
Robt Yokley
Sutton & Yokley
L. Price
Ed Lentz
W A. Beck
R B Lowry
R E Sutton
Sutton and Yokley
Yokley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Weekly Industrial Review
Havre—Hill County
Canadian Inc
Malta
Phillips County
Poplar
Interior Department
Fort Peck Indian Reservation
USA
Baker Sentinel
Eer
Frigley
Tyre
Ruisne
Commissioners Proceedings
Bernie Sale
Lambert Pharmacal Co
Sains Lous
Brown County
Marswell
Baker Hardware Company
Paul Hubbard
HE Geevum
Pippin
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