Fertile Region Seeks an Outlet-Choteau to Helena by Electricity
In Montana's northern Lewis and Clark and Teton counties farmers and merchants urge a new electric or hydro line to connect the fertile Sun River valley and Freezeout flat with Helena. They criticize rail routes that force long trips to distant towns for markets and complain freight rates keep prices high while water access is limited. Helena veteran D A G Flowerree farmed alfalfa and livestock on the Sun river near Tort Shaw.
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Montana Central
Wolf Creek
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Lewis and Clark County
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Augusta
Hogan
Wat Creek
Dearborn
Sun River Valley
St. Shaw
Great Walls
Prairies
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Shelby Junction
Sweet Grass
Shelby
Cut Bank
Piegan Indian Reservation
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Chateau
Sun River
Egypt
Tort Shaw
D. A. G. Flowerree
Helena
Conrad
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Teton Counties
Prickly Wear
Eilat Creek
Simim’s Creek
Lowry
Freezeout Flat
Lake Basin
Electric line from Helena to Chateau would boost Montana development
The Helena Record argues for an electric railway extending from Helena to Chateau in Teton county, with a continuation to Conrad and the Great Northern system. It would open the Pondera basin, aid farmers and ranchers, reduce transport costs, and benefit Helena merchants and regional industries.
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Rail line outline shows proposed Choteau to Helena route
A supplement outlines an electric railroad line from Choteau to Helena. The report highlights transportation deficiencies for Teton County and northern Lewis and Clark County, arguing the region lacks direct railroad connections and detailing potential steps to secure rail service.
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Montana Maintains Lead With Record Wool Output
Montana remains the top wool producer with 35,496,000 pounds in the just-ended year, up from 33,043,500 pounds. The state’s average fleece weight rose to 6.8 pounds from 6.3, while the sheep count fell by 25,000, according to figures compiled from wool dealers, sheep commissioners, and related firms.
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American Wool and Cotton Reporter
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Michigan
Ranch Case Goes to Helena for Court Under Receivership
The Montana Co-Operative Ranch company receivership will be disposed of in the First Judicial District Court of Lewis and Clark County. Judge Leslie of Cascade County issued the order after an affidavit by Sam H. Wood claimed bias and requested transfer to Chouteau County, which was denied.
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District Court
First Judicial District
Lewis and Clark County
Jurtee Leslie
Cascade County
Leslie
Sam H. Wood
Wood
Chouteau County
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