Local Creamery Conflict Shifts to Cooperative Dairies
The piece exposes underhanded tactics by a Butte group against Western Montana cooperative plants and details a dispute involving J Howe of Stevensville creamery, centralized creameries, and farm patronage. It cites editorials from the Daily Record and statements by Prof R W Clark and locals urging support for home industry. Bray's advertises home cured ham and lard.
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Montana
the Daily
St. Paul, Minn
Agricultural College
Daily Record
Western News
Hamilton
W. T. Henningsen
J. ©. Howe
Stevensville Creamery
Stevensville
Dairy and Food Commissioners
Minnesota
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Clark
R. W. Clark
State Agricultural College
State Board of Education
Henningsen Produce Co
Montana farmers hold grain for higher prices says rail official
W H Merriam of the Chicago Milwaukee and Puget Sound railway notes Montana farmers retain much grain for better prices. He cites record yields and heavy shipments as the surplus shifts to distant markets the oat belt in Iowa and Kansas and seeds to the eastern states. Milling concentrates in Minneapolis and Seattle with hard wheat moving east.
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Montana
W. H. Merriam
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound Railroad
Butte
Iowa
Kansas
Hawkeye
New Territory
Minneapolis
Duluth
Seattle
Electric Bitters Prove Remedy for Liver Trouble
In 1906 lightning killed 169 in the country, yet Electric Bitters reportedly cured Robert Madsen of virulent liver trouble and jaundice after four doctors gave him up. The ad says the remedy purifies blood and aids stomach, liver, nerves, and kidneys, with a 50 cent price at druggists.
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Robert Madsen
West Burlington
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Butte Outfit
Western Montana Co
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E. O. Clark
Boulder River
J. A. Lowry & CO
Big Timber, Montana
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New York
Standard
State Insurance Department
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