Move to Springdale by the Allen Dodge family
Allen Dodge and family departed last week for the Ebert ranch in Springdale to take up residence there.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1925
Page
4
Allen Dodge and family departed last week for the Ebert ranch in Springdale to take up residence there.
An editorial on a county printing law amendment, introduced by Representative Rupert, discusses contract terms of one to two years and bid fairness. The piece notes misinterpretations, bid expectations, and political maneuvering among local papers the News and the Pioneer, with local business and personal notices mixed in.
A historical account contrasts Floyd Collins long entombment with a German mine disaster. It notes thousands visited his tomb and 230 miners died in the gas blast, with Associated Press coverage shaping nationwide memory of such events. The piece comments on how location and nationality influence front page material.
Governor Erickson issued a brief letter denying commutation of Roy Walsh's sentence for a revolting murder. Walsh was hanged at Boulder last Saturday after review by twelve jurors a district court and a supreme court. The petition denied stands as a warning to future law breakers relying on clemency.
The Senate confirmed Frank B. Kellogg of Minnesota for secretary of state without committee reference after an unexpected, swift vote. The action followed Borah’s unanimous consent move and comes as confirmations proceed for Jardine and Warren with decisions pending on timing.
The Montana house failed to repeal the physicians prescription law in a 55 to 37 vote in committee of the whole after two hours of speeches. Hedrick led the repeal push while opponents across many counties argued for strict enforcement of liquor laws and warned against bootlegger influence.
GREAT FALLS February 14 Chinook will host a million dollar sugar factory to be erected by the Utah Idaho Sugar company of Salt Lake City. W H Wattis vice president of the firm announced by telegram that the plant will bring 300 workers during construction and 250 at peak operation with a minimum of sixty in dull periods. Six thousand acres of beets will be planted in Milk River valley between Chinook and Glasgow this spring needing 500 laborers during thinning and harvest seasons.
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