Hirshberg Brothers Pioneers of Montana Stock Trade
Julius Hirshberg recounts the journey of his brother Joseph and himself as German immigrants who built a lasting Montana stock business. They faced heavy financial losses yet persisted, developing natural resources and contributing to local growth in Chateau years later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juline
Joseph Hirshberg
United States
Germany
Chateau
Montana
Julius Hirshberg
Joseph
Fort Benton
Sun River
Mr. Hirshberg
First National Bank of
America
Hirshberg
Silverman & Cohen
Sun River Valley
S. C. Bird
Mitchell Cattle Company
ST Cattle Company
Clark Brothers Company
Martin Sheep Company
Choteau Country
Floweree Horse and Sheep Company
William Hodgkiss
Chotea
Ton
Edward
First National Bank
Choteau
Sidney
Havre
California
Mortimer
Fairfield
Mont
Frank
Carrie Jacobs
Butte Mont
Hirshbergs
Oaid Agriculture
Teton
Julius
Phil W
Wheeler Cole
Teton County
Great Falls
Dupuyer
Carl Harris
Belknap
Bear Paw Mountains
Helena
Fort Ben
Fo Benton
A. Nathan
Hi Brother
Mr. Natha
Butte
Hirshberg Brothers Among Early Montana Pioneers
Two brothers Joseph and Julius Hirshberg, early Montana pioneers, rose to prominence in mercantile and industrial ventures. The obituary notes their prominent role in frontier life and their substantial contributions amid hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Julius Hirshberg
Montana
iF TINGS Seattle trip and local notices
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Seekins depart for Seattle to exhibit mink furs from their Chateau farm and will visit Puget Sound before returning home. A water main leak on Main avenue is being repaired by the city. The Chateau cub pack meeting is postponed due to a school glee club performance. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Gleason return from a midwinter honeymoon across Oregon Washington and California. Sheriff probes a teacherage burglary. an autowreck involving County Attorney Bert J. Packer is described with no injuries. The piece on Joseph and Julius Hirshberg recounts their Montana rise from Chateau merchants to prominent bankers and stockmen.
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Earl Seekins
Seattle
Seekins
Chateau
Fur Exchange
Puget Sound
Washington
Chateau Cub Pack
Glee Club
James Broderick
J. L. Gleason
Oregon
California
San Bruno
Idaho
Montana
Federal Aid Sought for Montana 1932 Planting Effort
Helena Jan 23. Montanans Inc reports letters from Montana's congressional delegation promising federal help for 1932 crops. Senators Walsh and Wheeler back seed and feed loan bills totaling up to 25 million, while Rep Leavitt promotes relief loans and a five year extension for unpaid seed loans in drought areas. The drive follows a board resolution urged by Governor Erickson to secure federal appropriations for the 1932 crop work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Montanans, Inc
Congress
United States
T. J. Walsh
Secretary of Agriculture
B. K. Wheeler
Scott Leavitt
Leavitt
Montanan’s, Inc
J. E. Erickson
Soil and climate plans to prevent future loan needs
A discussion outlines soil and climate compatibility aimed at safeguarding against a repeat need for loans of this kind. The focus is on durable land management and environmental strategies to reduce financial dependency on financing.
New Bulletin on Foot Rot Now Available at County Agent's Office
Bozeman Montana January 25. A new bulletin Foot Rot in Sheep by Montana State College's veterinary lab details foot rot origins in Montana ranges. It explains the disease in sheep hooves, conditions promoting infection, and deformation progression. The bulletin stresses prevention and prompt treatment and can be obtained from the Montana Experiment Station or local county agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Montana
Montana Veterinary Reed
Montana Veterinary Research Laboratory
Montana State College
Montana Experiment Station
Montana Livestock and Sanitary Board
Views From Highview Residents Share News and Visits
Pete Den Boer and John FitzPatrick were Sunday guests of H. H. Jones. Earl Conklin of Great Falls spent days visiting Elsie Jones. Mrs. Elsie Jones returned from a two week vacation at Kingsbury Sheep ranch near Walier. Mrs. Robert Sheppard captured a coyote for six dollars. The wind caused damage to dwellings and hay. Various locals and visitors appeared at Elsie Jones' home and other nearby ranches through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete den Boer
John FitzPatrick
H. H. Jones
Earl Conklin
Great Falls
Elsie Jones
Robert Sheppard
H. E. Passmore
Howard
Deconess
Kingsbury
Walier
Blankenship
Ross Loney
Dupuyer
M. E Jones
S. D. Jones
Moye Bros
James Jardine
Blackleaf
A. G. Roberts
Jim Campbell
Pendroy
William Thomas
Violet Matchett
Arthur Kelly
Pike
Cha
You Have Equal Chance You Will Live Longer If You Laugh
A note encourages laughter as a healthful practice for longevity and social joy. It urges readers to laugh themselves to lift others, promoting a cheerful communal atmosphere.
How One Man Lost 22 Pounds
Detroit resident Herman Rankis writes of relief from rheumatism after using Kruschen Salts. He began a diet with his first bottle and lost 22 pounds, feeling like a new man. The ad promotes taking half a teaspoon in hot water each morning and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Rankis
Detroit
Chateau, Drug Co
Adv
Farmers' Cooperative Canal Co. Annual Meeting Notice
Farmers' Cooperative Canal Co will hold its annual stockholders meeting on Saturday February 6 1932 at 2 o'clock pm at Farmington hall Farmington Montana Teton county for electing officers and any other proper business Secretary Treasurer O S Forseth dated January 20 1932 First pub January 21 last February 4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Cooperative Canal Co
Farmington Hall
Farmington
Teton County
Montana
O. S. Forseth
Notice of Closing of Registration for Chateau Election
Registration for the General Election of Chateau Montana closes at 5 p m Thursday February 18 1932 Electors may register with Teton County Clerk at Chateau or before any Notary Public or Justice of the Peace Qualifications include being 21 US citizen Montana resident one year prior to election six months in Chateau and 30 days in precinct GEO A Carroll County Clerk and Ex Officio Registrar First publication January 14 last publication February 11
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Montana
Teton County
Court House
United States
Geo. A. Carroll
Also Mentioned on This Page
John K. Standish
The
Montana Newspaper Association
City Water Department
Main Avenue
Rice Auto Court
John T. Moore
Water Department
B. J. Packer
Bert J. Packer
Packer
Power Morgan
Malone School
Agawam
Evelyn Johnson
Posen
New York
Panama
la Porte
Sierra County
Salt Lake
Salt Lake Country
Nevada
Virginia City
Austin
Smithfield
Cache County
Utah
Salmon River
Salmon City
Salt Lake City
Lincoln Gulch
Louie Caro
Coeur d'Alene
Cedar Creek
Missoula
Flathead Lake
Flathead
Canada
Dominion
New York City
Eva Davis
Bismarck
N. C
Missouri River
Front Street
Nathan
Burd and Armstrong & General Store
Hulda Bley
San Francisco
Tishelle
Rosita
Ramon
Highview
the Farmers’ Cooperative Canal CO
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