Forest Service Receipts Rise in District 1 1922
National forest receipts for district No 1 in fiscal year 1922 total $631 483 49 up from $470 418 00 the previous year reflecting stronger livestock and timber markets. Timber sales yield $360 742 38 and grazing permits $233 986 96 with other sources also rising. 25 percent of gross receipts go to counties for roads and schools and 10 percent funds forest road building. NEW COURSES AT MADISON FOREST PRODUCTS LAB TO EXPAND TRAINING IN GLUING WOOD AND OTHER USES BEGINNING SEPT 11. Short courses include kiln drying boxing and crating with past offerings drawing hundreds of attendees from across the country and abroad.
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National Forest
Missoula
Montana
Forest Service
Forest Products Laboratory
U. S&s. Forest Service
Madison
Wisconsin
Montana Hay Measurement Law and Farm Bureau Picnic
The document quotes Section 2024 detailing legal hay in the stack measurements for Montana including ton definitions for blue joint, alfalfa, and other hay with a specified stacked volume. It also notes repeal of conflicting acts and announces the annual farm bureau picnic at Chateau on Labor Day with speeches by Co. C. Davis and A H Stafford, followed by a county versus Chateau ball game.
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Montana
Farm Bureau
Chateau
Great Northern Park
American Legion Pavilion
C. Davis
A. H. Stafford
Montana Farm Bureau
J. C. Morgan
Z. E. Hodeskiss
Baart
Savings improve goods quality by thousands annually
A report notes that a firm claims to have achieved yearly savings and enhanced product quality amounting to thousands of dollars, reflecting significant operational gains.
Open Letter to Voters on Rural Road Tax in Teton County
The Montanan publishes two signed letters from candidates in the Montana state Senate race. One candidate defends a proposed tax on rural road building and maintenance, arguing towns and farms share benefits and that city taxpayers should pay their fair share. The letter disputes opponents’ claims and promises to push for the law if re elected. The piece also references political allyship involving Frank Woody, Sydney Lanner, W A Clark, and inheritance tax debates shaping Montana politics.
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Montanan
Teton County
Rhoads
Senate
Woody
Helena
Sydney Lanner
Frank Woody
Montana
Supreme Court
W. A. Clark
Butte
Lanner
Clark
United States
Stock Exchange
Reynolds Files for Representative E. R. Reynolds
E R Reynolds announces candidacy for state representative on the Republican ticket. Born 1884 in Washington DC he spent his life in government service including the U S customs service on the Mexican border. He later settled on a ranch near Blackleaf and says his creed is honesty and sincerity while opposing the evasion of an issue.
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E. R. Reynolds
Montanan
Washington, D. C
National University Law School
U. S. Customs Service
Reynolds
Great Falls
Blackleaf
Dr Bateman to Resume Practice at Choteau Hospital
Dr H W Bateman, a Somers visitor to Choteau last weekend, returned home Monday. He plans to return September 15 to resume practice at the Choteau hospital.
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DR. Bateman
H. W. Bateman
Somers
Choteau Hospital
Farmington Social News Highlights Local Visits
Farmington residents share visits with relatives at Bole and Hanson homes. A Luther League event drew a large crowd at the church with plans for another. Local geologists and surveyors probed soil formation while oil lease efforts spurred activity on Burton beach. A serious buggy accident near Chateau Hospital left Mrs. Bitz bruised and under care. Theodore Anderson and George Lindseth resumed trail work in North Fork. Miss Rose Hanson visits from Fairfield.
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Alice Otness
A. Dolalie
Hanson
Mr. Secans
Gordon Campbell
Burton Beach
Nick Bitz
Miss Rose Hanson
Fairfield
Richem
Fred
Henry Hanson
Dolalie
St Stephen's Church Sunday Services Ad
Protestant Episcopal St Stephen's Church led by Rev H B Bush invites parishioners to 11:00 a m Divine Worship and 12:00 m Church School. Poem encourages fellowship at church next Sunday with lines about meeting and neighborly handshakes.
Free Wednesday dental clinic for schoolchildren
Dr Stephens will hold a free dental clinic at his office each Wednesday afternoon to care for school children in need who cannot pay. Appointments must be made in advance.
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Stephens
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Federal Reserve System
Federal Reser
First National Bank
Choteau
MR. Woody
Farmington News
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