Livestock Rates Probe Begun by Montana Railroad Board
The Montana railroad commission will open an investigation in Helena into intrastate livestock rates, regulations, and carrier practices. Hearing begins at the state capitol in June, with expected rate adjustments to align with interstate charges and a mix of reductions and some advances anticipated.
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Helena
Montana Railroad Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
I. c. Cc
State Board
State Capitol
Interestate Commerce Commission
Mississippi River
Quotable insight on character in trifles by Schopenhauer
The quote argues that true character reveals itself in small acts and daily habits. It claims egoism dominates when people ignore others’ feelings and refuse to concede anything to others in minor matters.
Security Building & Loan Association Pays 28th Dividend
The Security Building and Loan Association of Billings Montana paid its 28th consecutive semiannual cash dividend on April 1 1933 to Full Paid Certificate holders and credited to other shares. The unbroken record totals two and a quarter million dollars and underlines the association as a safe convenient financial institution in the northwest.
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The
Security Building & Loan Association of
Billings
Montana
Northwest
Security Building & Loan Association
Security Building & Loan Association promotes safe savings
The Home Office in Billings Montana serves thousands of members statewide with a Security Plan. Small payments or lump sums from 50 dollars up can be invested at any time, earning from the day invested. No fees are charged. The slogan is Save And Invest Your Money with The SECURITY And Be Safe.
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The
Security Building & Loan Association
Billings
Montana
Security Building & Loan Association of
Montana Shows Honor Walsh Memorial Museum Proposed
Darwin Harbicht urges Billings to build a natural museum in memory of Senator Thomas J. Walsh. He cites potential funding from public land grants and explores fossil sites in southern and eastern Montana and northern Wyoming to attract tourism and support preservation. A Billings Museum association session made its temporary group permanent with officers and a bylaws draft committee named.
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Billings
Thomas J. Walsh
Darwin Harbicht
Ingomar
A. T. Peterson
Harbicht
J. C. F. Siegfreidt
Red Lodge
R. M. Tone
Charles E. Stroup
Earl E. Tiffany
W. J. Jameson, Jr
L. B. McMullen
Peterson
B. K. Wheeler
Walsh
National Parks
Montana
Wyoming
State land board issues leases and permits in six counties
The agency reported oil and gas leases on 880 acres in Toole county by a Texas company and 400 acres by Montana Power. The board also authorized gravel permits for highways at 3 cents per cubic yard. A chief field agent said six-county land appraisals are complete, with Yellowstone lands valued at 8.45 per acre for farming and 4.60 for grazing, plus a $53.20 per section grazing rental. Tax rules for moved livestock were clarified by the Attorney General, stating home county taxation unless animals are in another county after March first and not kept in an enclosure, in which case they are listed there.
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Texas Company of Denver
Montana Power Company
State Land Board Oil and Gas
Toole
Y. M. Brandford
Leon Choquette
Yellowstone County
Nagle
Montana
State of
Dea
Saosz
Eee
Ake
Oregon Creek Mining Aims Major Gold Development
Oregon Creek seven miles from Superior will host heavy mining this year with steam shovels moving 2,000 cubic yards daily. The Oregon Creek Mining Company holds three miles of creek bed and 3,000,000 yards of gravel near the Montana Idaho boundary. Previous tests yielded 1 to 2 dollars per cubic yard. deeper results claimed 13 dollars per yard near bedrock. A. H. Timm and Julius Freese hold road contracts tied to pay dirt findings. Cedar Creek nearby sparked gold fever over sixty years ago as Mineral county eyes broader exploration.
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Oregon Creek
Superior
Montana-Idaho
Oregon Creek Mining Company
A. H. Timm
Julius Freese
Cedar Creek
Mineral County
Torch Stolen Then Traded for Gun in Billings
Police traced the acetylene torch stolen by James O Malley to Jack Adams second hand store where it was traded for a pistol. Adams notified police who recovered the torch and arranged a return. O Malley was involved in the exchange and police planned further action. The piece also notes the American Museum in New York has drawn natural materials from several western states.
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Billings
James O’malley
Jack Adams
Mr. Adams
O'Malley
Eighty Camps to House Workers in Forest Region
Federal forest officials in Missouri plan to locate 16 000 members of the forest conservation corps in eight camps across national forests in Montana and northern Idaho. Camp sites will be set in most forests of region No. 1, except two to be reached by crew tram. Locations await final approval and possible changes. The largest concentration is expected in the white pine belt of northern Idaho due to pine blister rust spreading in vast timber stands.
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Montana Agriculture
Cooney
Roosevelt
A. M. Brannan
Greater
University of Montana
Alfred Atkinson
Montana State College
J. C. Taylor
Montana
Experiment
State College
Missouri
Forest Conservation Corps
Idaho
Bape
Coe
Missoula
R. F. Hammatt
Hammatt
White Pine
Heavy Snowfall in Mountains Brings Moisture to Ranchers
Snow in the Big Hole basin and surrounding mountains provides ample moisture for the spring and summer, says J. E. Shaw a Wisdom stock man. Observers note most ground remains clear in valleys while high areas hold significant moisture across the county.
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Big Hole Basin
J. E. Shaw
Wisdom Stockman
Colton Adage on Prosperity and Adversity
A Colton quotation notes that those who swell with prosperity are destined to shrink in hardship, reflecting a moral about fortune and resilience.
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Colton
Modern remedy claims relief from trouble
An old advertisement touts a 50¢ size rolers product claiming permanent relief from persistent use. It emphasizes no narcotics and positions the item as a killer of trouble by addressing its cause, with sale through all druggists.
Free Trial Offer for Dr Hayes Blood Pressure Remedy
Sufferers of high blood pressure and related symptoms are invited to request a free one dollar size of Dr Hayes Prescription. The offer promises no charge unless beneficial with testimonials praising rapid relief, improved sleep, and lower blood pressure. The remedy claims to be non specific, harmless for all ages, and compatible with any diet or treatment.
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J. H. Cincinnati
E. F
Texas
Illinois
Gloucester
N. J
Washington
Br. Hayes
Dr. Hayes Association
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Montana Railroad
Austin B. Middleton
State Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Great Falls
B. F. Thrailkill
State Department of Agriculture
Butte
Thrailkill
United States
Stomax Laboratories
Dept. M
Coronado St
Los Angeles
Calif
General Electric
General Electric Refrigerator
General Electric Supply Corporation
Home Office of Security Building & Loan Association of
Billings, Mont
Honor Walsh
Oregon Creek Mining Active
Wordsworth
American Museum
New York
Colorado
Utah
SVT Nak
Man
IDLZ
Gutleuss
Madden
Recinel
Beltimere
Lydia E, Pinkham
Montana Life Insurance Company
EL R. Cunningham
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