Central Montana Hereford Sale Set for Lewistown October 19
Central Montana Hereford association announces an all pure bred sale at Lewistown fairgrounds on Saturday October 19. Fred B. Selleck leads the event with fifty bulls and twenty females. consignors include Ackerly-Stewart Fairfield A C Bayes Twin Bridges Becker's Wilsall Bondine Clyde Park and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. Sedgwick
A1. B. Sager
Fergus County Fairgrounds
Lewistown
Central Montana Hereford Association
Fred B. Selleck
Montana
Central Montana
Fairgrounds
Ackerly-Stewart
Fairfield
A. C. Bayes
Twin Bridges
Becker's
Wilsall
Bondine’s
Clyde Park
E. H. Bodley
Hobson
J. E. Boller
Denton
Central Montana Co
Cline Bros
Bozeman
F. T. Colver
Brooks
F. and
M. Hunnewell
E. C. Leap
Kolin
Selleck’s
Buffalo
H. W. Skank
I. T. Stevens
Harlowton
Storey-Wilbur
Wallace & Son
Toston
Watson’s of Hobson
A. F. Woodard
Roy
Calf swindle tied to Holter herd mix up and dairy ranch swap
An overtalked tale follows a prize calf swap involving Mike Gordon, Bill Gemmell, and A L Holter. The calf swapped to Silver Star turned out crossbred, prompting a chase across Helena and Big Sandy connections and a sheriff’s intervention to settle ownership.
Publicity need of mining cited in proposed unit
A Montana proposal argues for a National Publicity Bureau to educate the public on mining’s value. Carl J. Trauerman of Butte calls for a central, nonpartisan unit funded at about fifteen thousand dollars yearly to promote metal mining, labor share, and tax contributions while coordinating with mining groups. initial supporters would include mining machinery firms and transportation companies. The discussion includes plans for regional branches and methods to gather verified material for dissemination.
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Montana
Carl J. Trauerman
Butte
Mining Association of Montana
Trauerman
Congress
United States
Washington
Chicago
New York
Denver
Poundmaster Faces Short-Change From Bob-Tailed Dog
Great Falls poundmaster E. J. McKenzie protested a policy change requiring tail collection from impounded dogs. He receives $1 per dog killed but its tail must be produced, a rule now extended by a new city order mandating tail counting by police and tail burning by the fire chief.
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Poundmaster
E. J. McKenzie
Great Falls
McKenzie
Hardware Meeting At Great Falls Oct 25-26
The Montana Implement and Hardware association will hold its 32nd annual convention in Great Falls on October 25 and 26. C. W. Smith, chairman, announced a two day educational program with speakers including Paul M. Mulliken of the National Retail Farm Equipment association, Hobart Thomas of Indianapolis, E. M. Keeley of the Montana trade commission, and Fred Bennion of the Montana Taxpayers association. Association officers include C. M. Wall of Helena as president, W. C. Wallace of Anaconda as vice president, and M. P. Trenne of Helena as secretary-treasurer.
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Montana Implement and Hardware Association
Great Falls
C. W. Smith
Smith
Paul M. Mulliken
National Retail Farm Equipment Association
Hobart Thomas
Indianapolis
National Retail Hardware Association
Fred Bennion
Montana Taxpayers Association
E. M. Keeley
Montana Trade Commission
C. M. Wall
Helena
W. C. Wallace
Anaconda
M. P. Trenne
Prince Pauper Plot Involving Whisky For Calf Theft
A Montana tale centers on a Short horn calf valued at 2500 dollars, a gift from Walter L. Hill. Eight Scotch men, Montanans, a Helena dairyman, sheriff, saloonkeeper and stockraiser, and figures Billy Gemmell Jim FInlen Frank Conley and A L Holter aided the investigation. Frank Conley disclosed the plot in Helena after Walter Hill brought fancy cattle to the State fair.
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Mike
A. L. Holter
Silver Star
Whitehail
Jefferson Ranch
Bill Gemmell
Jim Finlen
Mike Gordon
Royal Highness
Holter
Frank Conley
Rolla Duncan
Lewis and Clark County
Walter L. Hill
Helena
Billy Gemmell
Walter Hill
Remembering W. W. Cheeley and Montana stories
The Montana News newspaper editor W. W. Cheeley beloved for his lively storytelling inspired this paper to publish his old-time reminiscences. The article notes Cheeley’s habit of writing in a distinctive style and aims to entertain readers who know local figures or new audiences who enjoy regional tales.
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W. W
Bill) Cheeley
Montana Newspaper Association
Montana
Mountain States Association Opposes Federal Park Expansion
In Great Falls the Mountain States association of chamber of commerce representatives urged that parks be created only with state consent and that unreserved lands remain under state control. They warned federal designation harms western water development and urged continued funding for parks, forests, and highways. The Western Association of State Engineers echoed preservation of state water rights during the same meeting.
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Mountain States Association
Great Falls
Chamber of Commerce
Western Association of State Engineers
Mountain States Group
Big League Stars to Play in Great Falls Exhibition
A touring American League group will face a local nine in Great Falls on October 8 at 4 30 pm with Buddy Lewis Chubby Dean Kennedy Carey Wilson Cramer Babich and Earl Mack as organizers. Four players from Detroit or Cleveland join, and local stars from Ralston Big Sandy and Sandy Coulee may supplement the lineup. Tickets are 85 cents for adults and 40 cents for young students.
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Montanans
Great Falls
Buddy Lewis
Washington
Chubby Dean and Kennedy
St. Louis
Carey
Wilson and Cramer
Boston
Babich
Philadelphia
Detroit
Cleveland
Earl Mack
Connie Mack
Tony Dalich
Great Falls Redwings
Ralston
Big Sandy
Forsyth
Earl Leary
Sandy Coulee
Frank McDonnell
Global radio sets by country and voice ranges noted
The world hosts over 70 million radios with about half in the United States. England has 8,749,000 and Germany 9,087,000 radios. In northern Europe bass male voices outnumber tenors fivefold, while among women sopranos outnumber altos fivefold.
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United States
England
Germany
Northern
Europe
Metal mining publicity plan to boost industry
Local merchants see sales gains from metal mining and should fund state or national publicity. Financial contributors would elect directors to manage the publicity unit and select leaders. If the industry wins broad support, objectives will follow as a matter of course.
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Jerry Albertson
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Navi Ory
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Miss van Vactor
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William the Great
Normandy
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Sequoia Nat's Park
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FOX Studios
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Hamilton
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West Copper
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Hobby
Universal Toy Coo
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Rte. 7
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M. NM. A
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Mar
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Central Ave
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