Woolgrowers Advised Not to Be Hasty Selling Clips
Montana wool growers are urged by state officials and the Montana Wool Growers association to refrain from selling at the current low prices. Prices have fallen to levels near 1897, with Montana peak in 1918 at 58 cents and 1919 at 66 cents, while recent quotations around 34 to 44 cents are described as ridiculously low. A Massachusetts and London market overview notes limited price gains and ongoing demand, urging growers to support their selling organizations as westward wool losses rise with large shipments of 400,000 pounds from the Big Timber pool consigned to the Montana Co-op in Boston.
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Helena
Murray E. Stebbins
Montana Wool Growers Association
Montana Wool Co-operative Marketing Association
Montana
Stebbins
National Wool Marketing Corporation
Boston
West
London
Big Timber Pool
Local residents host gatherings and moves in Bynum area
Mr and Mrs Leo Broadhead and others attended a Thursday evening visit with Mr and Mrs Reid Swenson. Calvin Wixom drove to Great Falls Thursday to shop and restart housekeeping after a fire. Ray R Porter and family arrive from Great Falls to manage Porter's store. Hampton Bloom relocates to Gordon Monkman’s former residence. Donna Handberg recovering from stomach flu. George Mortensen Leo Nowell and others shopped in Great Falls. Lena Green and Margaret Moore attended Home Demonstration committee visit in Chateau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Broadhead
Roy Hardberg
Dell Green
Reid Swenson
Calvin Wixom
Great Falls
Ray R. Porter
Bynum
Porter
Hampton Bloom
Gordon Monkman
Donna
Roy Handberg
George Mortensen
Leo Nowell
Lena Green
Margaret Moore
Chateau
Home Demonstration
This Man Had Faith Lost 24 Pounds
An advertisement claims Kruschen weight loss helped a Providence man drop from 129 to 167 pounds by taking a half teaspoon daily in hot water before breakfast. It urges reducing fatty foods and praises the product sold by Chateau Drug Co. and druggists worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo
A. C. LaFleur
Providence
R. I
Chateau Drug Co
Community social life fills Bynum Pendroy scenes
A crowded weekend in Bynum Pendroy features visitors and gatherings. Mr and Mrs Leo Broadhead hosted pinochle and Sunday visits. Raymond’s birthday party drew Don Brittian’s family. a caravan meeting and temple work trek from Bynum to Cardston, Canada drew many from nearby towns. a Chateau hospital baby returns home. Pendroy church services and local club activities, including bridge games, picnics, and home demonstrations, mark a bustling week with residents from Butte Anaconda Vaughn Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Broadhead
Don Brittian
Donnie
Raymond
Charlie McDonald
Chateau
Bynum
Leon Broadhead
Swenson
Roy Hanberg
Dell Green
Harry Stott
Reid Swenson
George Lyler
Calvin Wixom
Eddie Hanson
Harry Dillard
Bynum Reservoir
Samuel Burke
John E. Lee
L. D. S. Hall
Butte
Anaconda
Vaughn
Great Falls
Lula Swenson
Church House
Cardston
Canada
Bob Lightfoot
Chateau Hospital
Raby
Max Brownell
Lewis
Seufert
Gerat Falls
Audrey
Will
Ewinski
Porter
Mutz
Gutshall
Pendroy Club
Cornet
East Pendrey Club
Aid
Sorenson
Simon Huff
Marion Lewis
Beryl Jones
Guy Gulbrandson
Harold McDonald
Epworth League Institute
Neihart
Talifson
P. M. Campbell
Ed. Jones
Fallon
Robert Fallon
South Dakota
Roy Lewis
Gibler
Alice Gibler
Gladys
Anne Haugan
Joan Larson
Columbia Falls
Taxpayers’ critique on roads and taxes in Te ton county
A reader compares crop conditions and hail damage across counties, notes rail freight costs, and criticizes farm board and Muscle Shoals funding. The writer questions road funding versus tax burdens, vows to protest poor roads, and wonders about outside interest in Te ton county taxpayers.
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Bole
Bateman Ranch
Dutton
Taxpayers’ League
Farm Board
White Elephant Muscle Shoals
Teton County
Doors to Learning Neglect of the Child's Senses
Dr. Emily A. Pratt argues in Hygeia Magazine that neglect of a child's eyes and ears can warp lifelong learning. Sensory portals must remain open as partial closures strain nerves and cause general weakness.
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Emily A. Pratt
Hygeia Magazine
Commune in ancient Sparta shows early Communist ideas
A historical note highlights that political communism existed in Sparta over two millennia ago, suggesting early communal living and shared resources among citizens. The fragment emphasizes the antiquity of collective economic concepts in ancient Greece.
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Sparta
Move for Assessor
Candidate for Republican nomination for County Assessor outlines background including birth in Michigan in 1892, education in Michigan, homestead in Montana, service as postmaster, deputy assessor, teaching, and work with the State Highway Commission. mentions family and residence details and prior cafe business and census work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Commission
Michigan
Ferris Institute
Big Rapids
McLaughlin Business University
Grand Rapids
Montana
Dry Forks
Dupuyer
Pondera County
Chateau
Rose Garden
Shelby
Sweet Grass
A. E. Moye Seeks Assessor's Office Support
A. E. Moye announces candidacy for the assessor's office promising efficient service based on experience and training. The ad asks for reader support and notes payment of the advertisement.
Rheumatic Cripple Restored In 48 Hours By Allenru
A patient claimed relief from pain swelling and agony in two days using a rheumatic remedy Allenru. The advertisement touts a low cost of 85 cents to restore function and happiness for the afflicted man while his family and friends watched in astonishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allenru
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Pendroy
Northwest States Utilities Cobsidiary OF
Minnesota
Northern Power CO
Gustav Adolf
Sibylle
Charles Idaward
Saxe-Coburg-Gotha
Germany
Insurance
Ment
State Hall Insurance
Tion
State Board OF
Helena, Mont
A. A Moye
A. E. Moye
Lins Wies
Goodyear
Goodyear Speedway Supertwist Co
Choteau Garage
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