Fewer Lambs Sold Signal Possible Price Recovery
Paul Carpenter in the Montana Agricultural Outlook notes fall lamb marketing shows fewer lambs reaching markets from August to mid November, with feeder movements down and more slaughter tied to strong grass. He predicts a long term drop in U S sheep holdings despite some regional increases in feeding, and calls pork competition and foreign lard demand crucial to hog markets.
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Paul Carpenter
Montana
Carpenter
Colorado
Wyoming
Western Ranges
Western States
United States
Chicago
Middle States
England
Germany
Early Montana dentist Ellis and long time booster Cooney
Grace Stone Coates profiles Dr. Frederick F. Ellis the early dentist famed for a diamond tooth and his Montana arrival in 1888. The piece also highlights Frank and James Cooney and their Montana brokerage and farming ventures, family ties, and long statewide travels as a premier booster of roads and agriculture.
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Grace Stone Coates
Frederick F. Ellis
Montana
Bucer Root
Missoula
St. Paul
Dr. Ellis
Grace Stone Coatestye
Bristol
Ind
Ann Arbor
Mich
Viroqua
Wis
la Crosse
West
St. Paul Review Press
London
Europe
F. F. Ellis
Annie Ashley
Miss Ashley
Diamond” Ellis
Assay office in Helena faces possible elimination again
The Helena assay office may be closed if the appropriations bill lacks funds, a move that would also affect Boise Salt Lake City and Carson City offices. The proposed savings total 25000. Local officials and business leaders vow renewed effort to preserve the Helena facility, which handles gold from prospectors and small miners.
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Helena
Appropriations Committee
Treasury Department
Congress
Washington
Boise
Salt Lake City
Carson City
Nev
House
Treasury
W. H. Wright
Mr. Wright
Denver
Wright
Guy L. Richardson
Cadestral Engineering Service
Frank H. Cooney to head solons
Montana's new lieutenant governor Frank H. Cooney of Missoula will lead the state’s solons. A merchandise broker and rancher, he has been a resident for 41 years and is regarded as a dean of Montana's traveling fraternity with wide knowledge of agriculture, mining and timber.
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Cooney
Montana
Frank Cooney
New York
Butte
Missoula
Billings
Great Falls
University City
Orchard Homes
Bitter Root Valley
Visien
Emma May Poindexter
Beaverhead
Francis Cooney
John Cooney
Walter
Packey) Cooney
Tyler
Gage
Rod) Cooney
Merlie Cooney
Virginia Cooney
The
State University
Byron E. Cooney
State Senate
James W. Faulds
Ontana
Frank H. Cooney
Mont
Canada Dominates U S Farm Implement Purchases
Canada leads all countries in acquiring American agricultural equipment. A separate note states fish do not sleep and rest quietly in still pools.
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Canada
Thelen Granted Right to Defend Clams in Montana Suit
Montana Supreme Court recently allowed J. N. Thelen to defend his claims to property in a district court action in Toole County. Thelen, who purchased at a sheriff's sale after a foreclosure by the Supply Company, is deemed successor in interest to the Supply and Ferdig companies. The decision permits his rights to be adjudicated since Ferdig was not in default at the foreclosure time.
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Montana Supreme Court
J. N. Thelen
Kesun Oil Company
Toole County
Sunburst Oil and Refining Company
Ferdig Oil Company
Oil Well Supply Company
Thelen
Ferdig Company
Supreme Court
Fort Missoula’s early years recalled for Rotary club
Lieutenant A. E. Rothermich outlines Western Montana fort history from 1870s explorations to 1897 events at Fort Missoula. He notes Lewis and Clark, Chief Joseph pursuit, Sherman visit, fort expansion to four companies, Mullan road work, telegraph to Helena, water system, rail connection, monu ment, and later attractions including a bicycle corps to St. Louis.
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Montana
Fort Missoula
Rotary Club
Lieut
A. E. Rothermich
The
State University
Rotarians
Missoula
Rothermich
Lewis and Clark
Joseph
Bear’s Paw Mountains
W. T. Sherman
John McCormick
Mullan Road
Helena
Evaro
Battle of the Big Horn
Northern Pacific Railway
Fort
Pattee Canyon
United States Army
Yellowstone Park
Bicycle Corps
St. Louis
15 Ways to a Man's Heart in Gold Medal Flour Ad
A playful promo promises simple recipes in Gold Medal flour and offers a copy of 15 Ways to a Man's Heart for ten cents from the Gold Medal Flour company of Minneapolis. The ad appeals to homemakers with light humor about cooking and courting.
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Gold Medal Flour Company
Minneapolis
Police in Edinburgh Equip With Radio Telephones
Police in Edinburgh, Scotland prepare to receive radio telephone equipment to improve communications. The move aims to speed responses and coordinate patrols across districts.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
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Prince of Wales
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Carsonne
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Japan
California
Hotel Whitcomb
San Francisco
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William Taylor
James
Woods
Ernest Drury Mgr
Solons
Treasure State
Forts
Charles M. Russell
Russell
University Club
Ass'n
Carson
Lfe
Mr. Russell
Paul Danielson
Los Angeles
Green Hills
Blue Sea
Union Pacific
Francisco
W.P
Por
Henry Coulam
Blalte
Bette, Montana
San
Housewives
Vicks
Charles M
U. S
Wild Horse Hunters
Bolter
Queen's War Hounds
Montana Newspaper Association
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