Fairfield Boys and Girls Potato Club shows strong success
County Agent Robert J. Clarkson notes under Andrew Gilbertson supervision that sixteen boys and two girls planted about 3.5 acres of certified seed potatoes, mainly Russell Burbanks and Marly Ohios. All members remain in the race, with plans to expand potato acreages next year and emphasize hill selection for better seed stock.
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Andrew Gilbertson
Potato Club
Fairfield
Eivery
Fairfield Beach
Halladay
Jehnison
Bozeman
Montana Seed Growers Association
Oil market strengthens with raincheck optimism in Kansas City
Kansas City reports a surge in petroleum product demand and prices with optimism for a post summer revival. Players include Standard Oil holding large stockpiles at high prices and independents showing similar market pressures as the fall season approaches the 1919 comparison.
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Kansas City
Standard Oil Co
Market prospects and prohibition enforcement plans noted
A wave of new building starts is reported with several smelters preparing to open in the southwest and fuel oil demand rising. Kansas refineries are sold out, car owners and mills seek fuel oil, and refiners anticipate a market boost within months as production shifts. Haynes pledges broad prohibition enforcement nationwide, aiming to mirror respect for other laws and appoint state commissioners to build a solid enforcement foundation.
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Wall Street
Southwest
Kansas
Oklahoma
Old Mexico
United States
Ee Haynes
Haynes
Alabama
Missouri
Georgia
New Hampshire
Notice of Sale of Funding Bonds in Teton County Montana
The Board of Trustees of School District No. 2 Teton County Montana will sell funding bonds not exceeding 711.71 dollars at Dry Forks School on October 24 1921 at 2 PM. Bonds priced at par 100 dollars and 111.71 for the seventh bond mature October 24 1931 redeemable October 24 1926 or later. Bonds bear 6 6 percent interest payable semi annually to fund outstanding warrants. Bids must include 25 dollar certified check. sale may be private or by exchange dollar for dollar. bid forms to the clerk at Dupuyer. First pub Sept 22 last Oct 18.
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Teton County
State OF Montana
Board of Trustees of
Montana
Dry Forks
Board of Trustees
State Board of Land Commissioners
Dupuyer
Frank Miller Lena Lathrop
Andrew D. Anderson
Thos. Manix
Teton Co-Operative ReServoir Company
Helena
Gale
J. C. Ricker
Teton Co-operative Reservoir Co
Bootleggers Form Trust to Fight Syndicated Enforcers
Washington reports the American Bootleggers’ Trust and federal prohibition chief Roy A. Haynes organizing for defense. Bootleggers divide into importers manufacturers jobbers wholesalers and retailers forming mutual protective groups in large cities. Proceeds fund aid for those jailed or hurt. officials note liquor remains accessible in bars in Chicago and New York amid rising drunkenness in New York City.
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Washington
Roy A.haynes
Haynes
Chicago
New York
Bellevue Hospitaling
New
York City
Montana tops mountain states in pure bred horses
Montana leads the Mountain states in pure bred horses with 3,585 of 668,723 total horses, and ranks second in pure bred cattle at 22,994 of 1,268,516. It also holds third in pure bred sheep with 244,208 of 2,082,919, while Utah and Idaho trail in livestock quality. Colorado and New Mexico challenge Montana’s record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Bureau of the Census
Department of Commerce
Colorado
New Mexico
Utah
Idaho
Montana Wool Production Tied as Second Highest in 1919
Great Falls Tribune notes Montana ranked second among eight states with over ten million pounds of wool shorn in 1919, totaling 18 267 200 pounds, just below Wyoming. Mohair output fell sharply from 1909, with New Mexico leading. Montana kept few goats for fleeces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Wyoming
New Mexico
Great Falls
Women's Bill of Rights Aimed At Equal Legal Status
The National Woman's party outlines a federal and state level proposal to end legal discrimination against women. A constitutional amendment would ban sex or marriage based disabilities and a companion bill would guarantee equal rights and immunities, including custody, suffrage, office eligibility, and property control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Woman’s Party
Curtis
Ohio
Congress
Wisconsin
Women's Organization
Someone in the House shines in Metro special at Royal theater
The Metro all star special production Someone in the House tells of a society crook's pursuit of the Brent diamonds. It opens at the Royal theater on Monday and runs Tuesday with a focus on high society intrigue and theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brent Diamonds
Metro
Royal Theater
Notice of sale of impounded Holstein steer in Choteau
City of Choteau will hold a public auction at the Frank McCabe Feed Barn on October 3 at 2 PM for one Holstein steer branded on the left ribs. Owner may reclaim before the sale by paying impounding charges. CHAS. JUSTICE Marshal. First pub September 22. Last September 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McCabe
Choteau
Chas. Justice
Sale of mixed cattle and farming gear by administrator
For sale listing includes 12 cows, 52 head of cattle, 7 calves, 7 horses, 3 mules, tools, farming implements, 3 wagons, 2 hay racks, 5 harness sets, 1 Ford automobile, and 1 fan ning mill. Administered by L. J. Ot ness, Administrator. Dated 14-21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J, Otness
Lyceum Course to Sell Fred Smith Season Tickets
The Lyceum Course committee of the Farmington American Legion post announces season tickets for Fred Smith are for sale in the Farmington district. Get yours early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyceum
American Legion Post
Fred Smith
Farmington
Weather Readings From Sept 22 to 28
Cooperative observer Robert J. Clarkson reports daily data for Sept 22 through Sept 28 with maximum temperatures from 65 to 74 and minimums from 23 to 64, including precipitation totals and sky conditions. Days show rainless periods with cloudy or clear spells and notes of P Cloudy on several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Clarkson
Card of Thanks for W. W. Gamble
The family thanks friends and neighbors for help during our father and grandfather W. W. Gamble illness and after his death. Gratitude also for floral offerings from Allan Gamble and family.
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W. W. Gamble
Allan Gamble
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