37 800 fleeces owned by 208 growers
Henry Keating of the north country is associated with a community of 208 growers who own a total of 37 800 fleeces. The brief note highlights regional sheep farming activity and producer numbers.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1952
Page
9
Henry Keating of the north country is associated with a community of 208 growers who own a total of 37 800 fleeces. The brief note highlights regional sheep farming activity and producer numbers.
A July 3 1924 Pioneer file roundup covers visits by Miss Edythe O Leary of Butte and Dr A P O Leary in town, Mary Ryan’s scholarship win at Springfield OH, and injuries of Kenneth Failang on crutches after a buzz saw. Community events include dances at the O Leary home, ranch entertainments, Scouts returning from Big Creek, and local business moves as homes and offices shift.
In district court, guardian to sell all three 1/9 interests of Harry Dean Hart, Marjorie Ann Hart, and Nancy Lee Hart in Lots 3 and 4 and surrounding parcels in sections 1 and 12, with water rights and 36.6 acre reserve, to the highest bidder after July 12, 1952. Sale to be at E O Overland’s law office in Big Timber, with 10% down, balance on court confirmation.
The Stillwater wool pool consigned its 1952 clip to S. Silberman & Sons via Thos. P. Mulvihill after three unsuccessful sale attempts. The advance offered was 60 cents per pound, with a government wool loan planned to protect growers and potential price gains through January 1, 1953. Loading begins next week as notices go to growers with delivery dates.
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