Montana Road and Auto group names seven executive
Sidney J Coffee presides over the Montana Good Roads and Automobile association which formed to push for a state highway fund to match future federal aid. The seven executives are Andrew J Davis A J Breitenstein W E Dowlin P N Bernard William G Ferguson H O Bell and George J Wiedeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid J. ‘Coffee
Montana Good’ Roads and Automobile Association
Andrew J .Davis
Butte
A. J. Breitenstein
Great Falls
W. E. Dowlin
Billings
P. N. Bernard
Kallspell
William G. Ferguson
Helena
H. O. Bell
Missoula
George J. Wiedeman
Lewistown
Veteran Dies at Soldiers Home in Great Falls
William Wani Fier, a 96 year old Ohio native and long time tenant of Tenelandana, resided at the state soldiers home in Tombia Falls. He was buried there after passing, leaving a wife and four daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wani Fier
Ohio
Lantana
Great Walle
Tombia
Montana lamb purchase signals large state sheep movement
Charles McDaniels, a Montana sheep buyer, says he has purchased 100000 lambs since last March for 600000 dollars. Seven thousand lambs were recently sold by Harry Bart and Webb Armstrong for 42000 dollars. Up to 400000 head may be moved out of Montana this year with 250000 contracted last spring. Movement starts within a week and runs through October as corn prices sustain the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Charles ‘McDaniels
Montana
Harry Bart
Webb Armstrong
Armington
McDaniels
Colorado
BE. L. Dana
Crow Reservation
New Mexico
Swift & Co
Sudden Change in Montana State Offices
Associate Justice Charles H. Cooper and Attorney General Welling ton D. Rankin resigned on Saturday. Gov. Dixon accepted the resignations and named Rankin to fill Cooper’s unexpired term, then appointed L. A. Foot to fill Rankin’s term as attorney general. Foot was to run as Republican nominee. Cooper and Rankin had recently lost primary bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Charles H. Cooper
Montana Supreme Court
Wellington D. Rankin
Lato
Joseph M. Dixon
Mr. Rankin
Justice Cooper
Dixon
L. A. Foot
Chateau
Rankin
Cooper
Associated Press
Milea Cavanaugh
Butte
United States
Frank Linderman
Kalispell
Foot
Tom Moore Heads Pioneers as Montana Convention Closes
Tom Moore of Lewistown was elected president of the Montana Pioneers at the convention closing in Butte on August 30. Officers include Mrs. M. M. Trask Deer Lodge vice president Frank D. Brown Missoula treasurer and W L Cave Missoula historian. Executive committee members are Dave Hilger Helena John Horsey Helena and Earl Dingwell Drummond. The Sons and Daughters of Pioneers elected Ronald Higgins Missoula president Ted Larable Deer Lodge vice president Miss Lottie Runsey Deer Lodge secretary Miss Jean Bishop Dillon treasurer W A Clark Jr Butte and George Porter Helena to the executive committee.
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Tom Moore
Pioneers Butte
Society of Montana Pioneers
Lewistown
Bozeman
M. M. Trask
Deer Lodge
Frank D. “Sandbar” Brown
Missoula
Wl Cave
Dave Hilger
Helena
John Horsey
Earl Dingwell
Drummond
Hay crops around Brandenburg show exceptional yield this year
Reports from the W. W. Ter rett ranch say Rosebud county hay crops near Brandenburg are exceptionally good. The first crop produced a larger tonnage than typical for the three crops combined, indicating a bountiful season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandenburg
Rosebud
W. W. Terrett
Great Falls Poultry Show and State Breeders Meeting
Reports indicate a poultry show with 20 entries held in Great Falls during January 1925 and a state breeders association meeting with members and officials listed. The incomplete notes name Hendrix as secretary and a Wes Beta as head, with early calls for house availability and committee roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Ang
Canaar
SS Hendrix
Git-Fralls
Wes Beta
Montana ranch life paints bucolic Montana dream
In Carbon county near Red Lodge Montana a Missouri man relates his farm finances and climate advantages. He bought 240 irrigated acres at 170 an acre, plans 30 acres of pens, and notes high pea yields and seed-company investments. He praises local water, scenery, trout streams, and proximity to Yellowstone and Glacier parks while recounting a paid-off mortgage and fertile soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Septemer
Clarksdale
Dekalb County
Missouri
Red Lodge
Carbon County
Great Western Seed Company
Eau Claire
Wis
Montana
Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone 1
Glacier Parks
Aeson
Ain Nox
Navere
Dany Wactes
Sean Bee
Weekly Menu and Dessert Preparations in Simple Home Guide
A home menu outlines Sunday to Saturday meals with breakfast, dinner, and supper items. It includes recipes and step by step directions for desserts such as melon sherbet and lemon syrup, plus fruit syrups and garnishes.
Fragmented Recipe Teaches Batter Then Roast Pig Pieces
Readable scraps describe making batter with speckled eggs and half a beat, lining a shallow tin, pressing, brushing with remaining egg, and cooking pork pieces until done. The text is garbled with stray words and unclear steps but implies a baking method with battered dough and roasted meat.
Fragmentary remark on a man’s speech and demeanor
The readable line hints at a man who spoke little and a remark about a change after he acquires a lover. The fragment suggests a character study or anecdote rather than a full event or story arc.
Automobile Tank Gun System Description
A fragment describes a vehicle with a kettle ship turret mounted on a track platform. Two series of pulleys and pistons, enclosed in gum, drive a piston forward to push the craft into rapid speed. Hydraulic and sprint buffers at the end halt the unit as the plane part continues.
Rambler and Joe Awarded Gold Medal for Loyal Service
Two bloodhounds named Rambler and Joe traced a murderer to his death near Tacoma. The gold medal titled For Faithful Service was awarded to their owner Sheriff Matt Starwich by Tacoma authorities for the dogs that aided the case.
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Rambler
Joe
Tacoma
Matt Starwich
Tacoms
Iti Service Sparks Patron Reactions
Readable fragment notes patrons reacting as Iti served. The snippet hints at a dining or service moment with observers noting behavior and timing. Further details are unavailable in the fragment.
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City Bakery
Booth & McLemore
Edw. S. Booth
Clyde McLemore
Cc. J. Dolleman
L. A. Conser
Denzil
RB. Young
J. A. William S
First National Bank
Baker, Mont
KH. Young
Gery
W. H Blakemore
EK J. Potterton
Geo. J. Murphy
Mike Lynch
Nine Mile
Lynch
Robert Lancaster
S. E. McPherson
Epsie
Broadus
Charles M. Smith
Wolf Creek
Rex McPherson
Young Lancaster
Minnesota and Montana Coal Company
Minneapolis
Gilbert-Crawford Coal Company
Musselshell County
Roundup
George J. McCleary
McCleary
Rattler
Jake Barthule
G. W. Haling
Melstone
Marie
Richard and
Maurice Keller
Davenport
Iowa
Fish Creek
National Consolidated Drug Company
Dakotas
F. J. Maw
John V. Carrol
Byron Yates
Otto Powell
Charles T. Gregg
Fred Jamieson
Henry Peery
Flathead
Siawetnrer
Oman
Alfred George
Uae
PeTerenhaeenge
Everest
Wales
Diemer
Dickens
Com
CIA
Nick
Carter
Fredetie Vwam Eensseelster Bey
Speec
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