Hinsdale Woman Named Turkey Queen at Valley County Fair
Hinsdale resident Mrs Stuff crowned Turkey Queen amid county turkey sales totals. Valley County Shippers Association shipped 3 552 pounds to Nashua and Hinsdale bought 13 800 pounds while Glasgow took over 10 000 pounds. County Agent C H Willson, J F Tuttle, and George Hasseler aided. Farmers Union plans more purchases at Wolf Point and Brockton. Frank Zvonar serves Nashua Union secretary. Montana tourism and resources discussed by Guy G Emery in Wolf Point. County and city funds earn reduced interest rates from 1 percent to 0 5 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley County Shippers Association
Nashua
Hinsdale
Glasgow
C. H. Willson
J. F. Tuttle
George Hasseler
Farmers’ Union
Wolf Point
Brockton
Frank Zvonar
Guy G. Emery
Montanans, Inc
Roosevelt County
Montana
Cuticura Advertises Soothing Baby Skin Remedies
An advertisement promotes Cuticura products for a baby's red rough itchy skin using Cuticura Soup baths, Cuticura Ointment applications, Cuticura Talcum dusting powder, and the Cuticura Toilet Trinket.
Montana Poultry Show Committees Named for 24th Event
Details for the 24th annual Montana State Poultry Show at Great Falls January 14 to 17 surface as A R Broman names a full committee slate. E D Manilaw and C A Greenfield will judge. Ray E Cameron coord in g inquiries. Board includes state ag chief A H Stafford and many society leaders. multiple chairmen named for steering, exhibits, poultry divisions, egg display, arrangements, publicity, and entertainment. Also notes on 1930 calcium chlorate spray results and recent grain seeding in Richland County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Great Falls
Treasure Belt Poultry Association
A. R. Broman
State Association
E. D. Manilaw
Cedar Rapids
C. A. Greenfield
Butte
Ray E. Cameron
A. H. Stafford
H. E. Cushman
Jesse Bradley
Bozeman
Lloyd Chezem
Helena
J. &. Dorsh
W. L. Mecklenburg
Montana Baby Chick Association
Harvey Griffin
Montana Turkey Growers Association
C. M. Reardon
Irene DeStaffany
Conrad
Charles E. Ray
Billings
C. B. Quinn
Missoula
Tracy M. Andrews
Treasure Belt Association
David R. Ross
J. R. Scott
Harold F. DePue
R. C. Bricker
Paul T. DeVore
Ira Elliott
Ed Davis
Donald Ross
A. H. Broman
J. L. Dorsh
Huntley
John Sim
Red Lodge
Lloyd Cherem
Theo Archer
Musselshell
D. O. Lager
George Brown
Z.L. Money
Geraldine
Fred R. Pascoe
Deer Lodge
H. E. Hazen
Lewistown
A. S. Caudel
Miles City
von Lennington
Fort Benton
Walter Monger
Arthur Jersey
William Bauman
Ledger
Sid Stevens
Stanford
Guy Newcomb
Charles McLean
Clarence Doney
Irene de Staffany
Eugene Furlong
Chamber of Commerce
Wool Price Outlook Dim as Foreign Market Slump Hits Boston
Murray Stebbins surveys wool markets noting near term gains unlikely due to declines in London and Bradford prices, a drop in the pound, dull retail demand, and continued imports limits. Richman brothers cut suit prices from 22.50 to 20.00, marking an 11 percent reduction amid broader industry price pressures.
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Boston
London
Bradford
British Exchange
Middle West
Far West
Richman Brothers
Bar Fixtures Sold At Auction In Butte Raid Sale
The first bar equipment sale in over two years from federal raids netted 234.10 in a Butte storage basement. Items ranged from mahogany bars to cuspidors with a water cooler selling for 25 cents and a cash register at 50 dollars. Women bought most items, bootleggers were absent due to court actions, and all but a radio loud speaker sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
United States Circuit Court
United States Supreme Court
Washington
George M. Bourquin
W. S. Dobson
United States
James J. Maloney
Missoula
Harley Searls
Billings
Maloney
Predatory Animals Benefit From Heavy Montana Snow
Heavy November snows across Montana hindered predator hunters yet aided controls. R E Bateman in Billings reports federal range protection with 9 men on payroll. November kills totaled 158 coyotes, four bob cats, one mountain lion, plus other pests. Cooperators added 44 coyotes and a bobcat. Ben P Silcock led with 17 coyotes and a bobcat. Poison stations planned for December may raise kills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
R. E. Bateman
Billings
Ben P. Silcock
Eagleton
Chinook truckers invade Hinsdale coal market
Enterprising truckers from Chinook have invaded the Hinsdale coal market with daily mine runs delivering loads. The consumer price undercuts rail coal from the same field and the coal is said to have superior preparation. Several business establishments have purchased this coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinsdale
Chinook
Missoula man joins Druids forestry honor at state university
Joel Frykman of Missoula has been initiated into the Druids, a forestry honorary group at the state university, marking a recognized achievement in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Frykman
Missoula
The
State University
A Young Lad's Montana Frontier Adventure Recalls Bridger Era
A sixteen year old Maine boy joins Northwest Fur Trading and Wyeth's party in 1834. He witnesses Blackfeet attacks near Burnt Prairie and Great Falls, learns backfires save white men, and travels through Centennial valley toward Yellowstone. He encounters Bridger Meek and Crow, survives clashes, and reflects on frontier life and peril.
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Iphis
Maine
New York
Northwest Fur Trading and Trapping Company
Wisconsin
Minnesota
M.E. Plassmann
Wilds
Nathaniel Wyeth
Jason
Daniel Lee
Nutall and
Townsend
Burnt Prairie
Bridger
Henry’s Lake
Yellowstone Park
Montana
Berger
Kenneth McKenzie
Wyeth
Satan
Portament Canyon
Whitman
Centennial Valley
Missouri
Pacific
Atlantic Ocean
Clark’s Fork
Rocky Fork
Major Meek
Dave Crow
Dave
Ashley
Joe Meek
Meek
Northwest
Crow
Fitzpatrick
Three Forks
50 000 Cherry Trees Planted Survey Update
George L. Knight head of horticulture notes 50000 cherry trees planted along Flathead lake with sweet varieties near the shore and sour varieties in the district south. Knight spoke to Polson cherry growers then a session planned at Orchard Homes after the state horticultural society meeting Feb 18 19. Flathead lake growers use a five pound carton for packing sweet cherries with excellent results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Knight
Division of
Flathead Lake
Knight
Polson
State Horticultural Society
Hearings Set On Montana Motor Coach Bus Routes
The Montana railroad commission schedules hearings for Jan 13 in Helena on Montana Motor Coach requests to run buses between Butte Glacier Park via Helena and Great Falls, and between Billings and Bozeman. Objections come from rival railroads. Also on Jan 13, full hearing on Harry W Fullmer’s Billings Miles City bus service. Additional trucking continuance bids from A F Auringer, R L Snell, G S Dodge, and R E Carson. Further testimony Dec 23 at Missoula on W E Cummings Hamilton Butte bus plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Motor Coach Company
Montana Railroad Commission
Helena
E. G. Toomey
Butte
Glacier Park
Great Falls
Billings
Boseman
Harry W. Fullmer
Miles City
Northern Pacific Transport Company
A. F. Auringer
Victor
R. L. Snell
Corvallis
Guy S. Dodge
Lewistown
Ralph E. Carson
Missoula
W. E. Cummings
Hamilton
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
New Freight Line Starts Billings to Sheridan
The Billings Shipping corporation launches its first freight run from Sheridan Wyoming to Billings with about 8000 pounds aboard. Two weekly trips are planned, Monday through Sheridan and Tuesday return, and Thursday with Friday return. Goods are received at Sheridan Burlington depot and delivered to Billings members. The service targets carload freight rate changes by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings Shipping Corporation
Sheridan
Wyo
Billings
I. N. Early
Billings Commercial Club
Burlington
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Zone 3
Officials Conduct Punchboard Raids In Helena Area
Lewis and Clark county and Helena city officials ran a drive on punch boards in stores and business houses. Sheriff Arthur Parsons checked outlying districts while police swept Helena business districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis and Clark County
Arthur Parsons
Helena
Flappers of Chile Forego Hosiery to Boost Economy
Report notes Chilean flappers abandon hosiery as a symbol of thrift and economic effort. Observers say the shift aims to support broader financial recovery and consumer prudence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chile
Poultry Exchange Seeks Quotations for Live Birds
Helena Montana firm Capital City Poultry Exchange Imc offers to purchase cash for live poultry dressed poultry and fresh eggs. Shipping tags and coop loans are mentioned as part of service while establishment date 1921 is noted in the Montana firm profile.
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Arkon
Ohio
Old Portage
Lake Erie
Tuscarawas
Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
Centennial Valley
Capital City Poultry Exchange
Imc
Helena
Montana
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Havre
Clark’s Fork Valley
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Blackfoot Land
Missoula, Montana
Treasure State Farm and Livestock
Fergus County
Richland County
Los Angeles
San Francisco
California
Nevada
Jane Mary
Henry Collay
Rialto
Return
Union Pacific
S.P
W. Pr
Murray Stebbins
By Murray E. Stebbins
COURT
RING
Montana Frontier
M. E. Plassmann
Alberta
Bron Box
Edmonton
Sheridan, Wyo
Piedmont
M. O
Piedmont Farms
Gretas
Huseth
Optometrist and
Optician
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