Land values dip as Montana assesses farm and grazing lands
Montana reports 46,202,616 acres assessed for 1921 with an average value of 13.45 per acre totaling 621,599,469. Compared with 1920 and 1919 the total value drops by 40,086,435 and 18,409,058 respectively, with Judith Basin and Gallatin among the highest valued counties and Custer lowest at 7.19. Lewis and Clark shows 838,023 acres and 10.02 per acre for a 8,400,272 total.
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The
State Board of Equalization
Judith Basin
Gallatin
Pondera County
Custer County
Rosebuda
Mineral
Garfield
Lewis and Clark County
Reynolds Suffers From Auto Wreck In Butte Appointment
A guardian for James M. Reynolds and his Boulder Hot Springs estate was appointed by Judge Lynch on the son's request. Frank C. Walker will act with bond set at 30 000 while McMahon protests, noting Walker’s hotel inexperience. Reynolds lies under hospital care after a Missoula auto wreck.
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James M. Reynolds
Boulder Hot Springs
Lynch
Butte
Reynolds
James Reynolds
Frank C. Walker
Walker & Walker
Walker
Albert McMahon
Boulder County
Boulder
J. E. McCormick
Missoula
Butte Realty
H. D. Kistler
Murray Hospital
Biggest Montana mining venture tops Rocky Mountain region
Copeland C. Burg reports the Boston & Montana Development Co at Comet Mountain Elkhorn, Beaverhead County, 65 miles from Butte, advances to full mill operation. The project features a 750 to 1800 ton daily mill, extensive ore near the Idanha vein, 30 trains daily, and a workforce of 400–500 at peak, with power lines being completed for full electrical operation by October.
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Montana Mining Ass'n
Rocky Mountains
Butte
Montana
Boston & Montana Development Company
Boston & Montana
West
W. A. Allen
Elkhorn
Comet Mountain
Wise River
Beaverhead County
Oregon Short Line
Divide
Montana & Southern
Lee Woolman
Idanha
Pope
Park
Washington
Hardinge Mills
James
Oliver
Allen
Boston & Montana Company
W. R. Allen
P. B. Goodwin
John D. Pope
C. L. Dunklee
Montana AG interprets fifty fish limit in 1921 game law
Attorney General Rankin confirms the 1921 law sets a daily limit of fifty game fish per person by quantity and a total gross weight cap of twenty five pounds, regardless of species or number. The interpretation states the limit applies to one day of fishing on state public waters.
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Montana
Rankin
M. L. Parcells
Stillwater County
Parcells
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