Farmers Strong in Legislature Seek Terminal Elevators
The XII Legislative Bureau reports Montana lawmakers largely favor farmer friendly measures. About 25 lower house members back reform on taxation roads farm loans hail insurance and possible terminal elevator construction to ease rail congestion amid growing grain output. Senate President pro tem John Edwards leads a Republican slate while equity supporters reconcile with O Connor.
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Starved to Death and Froze to Death Creeks Tale
The Roosebud County account recalls two Montana streams Starved to Death and Froze to Death named for historic Crows and a blizzard. It notes 47 warriors perished in a winter blizzard about eight decades ago and describes tribal migrations, a buffalo herd loss, rescue efforts, and the lasting legend tied to these waterways.
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Yellowstone
J. I. Allen
Lewis ‘and Clark
Missouri
Platt River
Powder River
Tongue River
Armells Creek
Little Creek
Musselshell
First Women Represent Montana In State House
The Montana legislature opens with two women serving in the lower house Maggie Smith Hathaway of Ravalli and Emma Ingalls of Flathead are poised to push long advocated reforms The session also features notable figures Joseph Duffy of Butte a laundry magnate and poet and Jerry Flannigan dean of Silver Bow delegation with a long career in business and politics Johnnie Wrath of Billings assists the Senate as a longtime Wy oming oil investor and former associate of Marcus Daly The opening rush includes bills to cover expenses and a push for leadership with James F O Connor named caucus nominee for speaker
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Maggie Smith Hathaway
Ravalli County
Emma Ingalls
Flathead County
Jerry Flannigan
Silver Bow
Flannigan
Great Northern
Great Falls
Anaconda
Marcus Daly
Silver Bow County
Marketing to Be Discussed at Bozeman Farmers Meet
Co operative marketing will be the central theme of the Montana farmers convention in Bozeman. The event starts at month end under the extension department of the agricultural college. W L Beers will lead the program as director of the office of farming marketing in Montana. Prof F S Cooley prepared the extensive outline for a week of varied activities with national speakers and Montana farmers.
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Montana
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