Farmers for Smith River Valley Pea Cannery and Dairy Plant
Richard V. Ringling plans a pea cannery at White Sulphur Springs with Col. William L. White. The venture forms part of a 100000 acre colonization in Smith River Valley. Ringling interests own a Montana railroad and a 400 cow dairy plant. Land sales offer long terms with low initial costs and built facilities. A reliable market is assured by the dairy and cannery operations.
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White Sulphur
Richard VT. Ringling
White Sulphur Springs
Col
William L. White
Smith River Valley
Ringling
Montana
Ringling Circus
Richard T. Ringling
John Ringling
Montana Investment
Whites Sulphur
Milwaukee
New York
Ringling-White, Inc
Senator William A. Clark Dies in New York City
Prominent Montana pioneer and financier William A. Clark, who defined Montana’s early industrial growth, died in New York City of pneumonia at age 62. His career spanned mining, banking, smelting, and vast holdings from Montana to Maine, shaping major ventures and political life.
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William A. Clark
Montana
New York City
Central City
Colo
Bannack
Mont
Horse Prairie
Clark
Montana Territory
Salt Lake
Boise City
Ida
Last Chance Gulch
Elk Creek
Horeback
Pacific Coast
Butte
Colusa
Mountain Chief
Gambetta
Mgr. Clark
Columbia College School of Mines
Dexter
Colorado & Montana Smelting Company
Moulton Mining Company
Moulton
Mr. Clark
Joseph K. Clark
Senator Clark
Co. W
Butte Reduction Works
Colusa-Parrot Mining & Smelting Company
Arizona
United Verde Copper Company
United Verde & Pacific Railway
Santa Fe
West
Pacific
Bay of Fundy
Utah
Idaho
Nevada
New Mexico
Maine
Butte Miner
California
Elizabeth N. J
W. A. Clark Wire Works
United States
New York
Henry Bonnard Bronze Company
San Pedro Harbor
Los Angeles
Sal Lake City
San Pedro
Los Angeles & Salt Lake
Potts
Masonic Grand Lodge of
Nez Perces
Silver Bow County
Democratic Party
Congress
Constitutional
Ringling and White lead Meagher county colonization push
The plan groups Mr Ringling an experienced farmer with soil savvy guidance and Colonel White who has placed settlers for five years and owns a 1000 acre ranch. Their combined know how backs the Meagher county colonization effort promising a strong boost to White Sulphur Springs business.
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Ringling
Smith River Valley
Colonel White
Meagher County
White Sulphur Springs
Y M C A Secretary Resigns to Take Idaho Position
Ralph R. Wolf completes fifth year as executive secretary of the Great Falls Y M C A and tenders resignation effective June 1 1925. Ill health contributed to his decision and he has accepted a post with a Y M M C A in Idaho along with moving his family to a lower altitude.
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Ralph R. Wolf
Great Falls
Wolf
Idaho
Gasoline Electric Bridger Car Demonstrated on NP Lines
The Electro Motive gasoline electric car with a 175 horsepower engine and 700 volt generator is tested on the Northern Pacific Brider line from Billings to Glendive with 57 seats and a smoking compartment. Demonstrators include W E Dunne and N L McPhee with plans to extend testing to Livingston after Billings.
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Electro-Motive Company of
St. Louis
Northern Pacific
Billings
Briger
Winto Engine Works
Cleveland
Ohio
General Electric Company
Glendive
W. E. Dunne
Electro- Motive Company
George Enstrom
N. P. Entrickson
Porsyth
N. L. McPhee
H. L. McDonough
Forsyth
Livingston
Bridger
Railroads Pay Huge Montana Taxes in 1924 Totals
Montana railroads paid 4.89 million in Montana taxes in 1924 up from 4.59 million in 1923. Roosevelt County led with 214,727, Musselshell 204,759, four counties paid none, Silver Bow taxes totaled 99,747. State receipts reached 387,000 with counties 2,852,000 and schools 1,227,000.
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Montana
The
Western Railway
Committee On Public Relations
Roosevelt County
Musselshell
Powder River
Carter, Garfield
Beaverhead
Silver Bow
Settler William Muth Dies in Helena at 74
William Muth a member of the 15th territorial legislature in 1887 and a key figure in Lewis and Clark county politics died in Helena after months of illness. Born October 2 1851 in Wheeling West Virginia he came to Montana in the early 1870s as fur dealer agent and ran a Helena Marysville stage line later entering real estate and accounting. He leaves a wife two daughters and two sons along with three sisters.
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Montana
Helena
Maripoli
William Muth
Wheeling
W. Va
Lewis and Clark County
Muth
Marysville
Territorial
Territorial Assembly
Board of County Commissioners
Elizabeth Dwelley
Seattle
Willa Muth
Roy V. Muth
Bert Muth
St. Paul
East
High School
Leaven
Early Spring Forecast Boosts Miles City Farmers
Farmers from Miles City predict the earliest spring in years with milder weather. Al Robinson of Pine Hills expects to begin breaking new ground this month for small grain and believes planting will accelerate by mid March if winter stays away, signaling a potential good wheat crop.
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Miles City
al Robinson
Pine Hills Country
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Helent
Deer Lodge
Donnell. E
Larabie
Donnell, Clark & Larabie
Clark and Larabie
Donnell’s
Terest
James Ross Clark
Butte Bank
W. A. Clark & Brother
Buys Butte Mines
Arizona Properties
Vention
Legislative Assembly
Martin Maginnis
W. F. Sanders
T. C. Power
Senate
Sanders
Power
United States Senate
Assembly
Spriggs
Anaconda
Marcus Daly
Victor
Europe
Far East
Afria
N. P
Jeff Davis Gulch
Beaverhead County
WM. Muth
Mr .Muth
Lumbago
Bayer
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