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Choteau Montanan

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1922

Page

2

Tong War Raggedly Rages Across Cities

Four men killed as Hop Sing and Bing Kong tongs clash in San Jose Seattle and Butte with police warning Chinatown districts amid barricades and stockpiled supplies The fight draws in highbinders from San Francisco and New York while officials vow to seize arms and urge restraint.

San Jose Seattle Butte Chinatown Cal San Francisco Hop Sing Tong New York Bing Kong Tong Sheriffs’ Force Oriental South Main Street China Alley Murphy Duggan Russell Bryan Department of Justice Tong District Bing Kong Pacific Coast United States Hop Sing San Joaquin Valley Oregon

Montana Leader Predicts Prosperity From Mines and Railroads

J H Neil head of Great Northern western district says Montana will rebound faster than most states as mining and smelting reopen, boosting employment and easing merchant troubles. He cautions slower nationwide recovery and notes railroads aid readjustment with settlement drives and publicized western resources.

Montana J. H.neil Great Northern Seattle Central O'Neil Washington America Pacific Coast Orient

Hail Loss Payments Update Across Counties

chairman Bowman notes increased cost from widespread losses Musselshell leads with 30 000 and Sergus 27 600 total losses reach 152 494 48 with 2 02114 acres on reduced rates due to drought grasshoppers largest hail tax 120 583 on wheat. 127 273 paid. Oats incur 18 392 loss and 13 177 tax.

Bowman Musselshell County Sergus Montana Board State Bail Insurance Board E. K. Bowman Beaverhead Big Horn Blaine Serene Neers Broadwater Carbon Ngetteeee Carter Preerrereresy Sheeren Cascade Chouteau Custer Pesegeeseare Daniels Dawson Fallon Fergus Flathead Gallatin Garfield Glacier Eee Tere Golden Val Hill Peer Eedeseeceetene Stillwater Yellowstone

Miss Lou Alta Melton Transferred From Missoula Bridge Office

Miss Lou Alta Melton, Missoula’s only woman bridge builder, is to transfer after a year and a half with the bureau of public roads office. A University of Colorado engineering graduate, she is believed to be the only woman bridge builder in America if not the world.

Lou Alta Melton Missoula Bureau of Public Roads San Francisco Miss Melton School of Engineering University of Colorado America

Forest Service Plans $878,886 for Montana Roads

E A Sherman associate forester and T W Norcross chief engineer announce the forest service will spend $878,886 on Montana road projects this coming season. They are touring the west to administer forest reserve funds.

United States Forest Service Montana E. A. Sherman Washington, D. C Sherman T. W. Norcross Forest Service West

Grasshopper Pest May Be Lessened by Mild Winter in Montana

Montana farmers hope a mild winter reduces grasshopper eggs and spring hatching for the coming crop season. Weather fluctuations during winter eased, suggesting a lower pest pressure next year. In Bozeman the Griffin case against the Milwaukee Road saw a jury award of 20000 dollars to Guy Griffin, who fell from a box car on October 23 1920.

Mr. O'Neill O’neil Northwest O'Neil Montana Bozeman Guy Griffin Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Companys Griffin Gallatin Valley Milwaukee Road

Farmers Seek Five Year Loans and Government Oversight

Hill county farm bureau finance committee drafts resolutions urging Congress to enact a five year loan guarantee and foreclosure protection for drought stricken farmers. They call for Agriculture Department supervision of farm operations and restricting protection to residents actively farming. The measure cites past government seed loans, continued drought, and heavy 1918 1919 indebtedness.

Congress Hill County Farm Bureau State Farm Bureau American Farm Bureau Federation Secretary of Agriculture Hill County

State Timber Sales Receipts Reported by Forester

State Forester McLaughlin announces total timber sale receipts for July 1 to February 15 amount to 75215.74. Distribution favors the common school fund at 30636.95 and the Capitol building fund at 22027.34 with other funds receiving smaller sums. He notes the areas yielding these incomes are managed to grow another crop worth equal or greater value over 30 to 80 years, while administration costs 4829 to scale and supervise the sales.

State Forester’s Office McLaughlin Capitol Building Fund Common School Agricultural College Fund State Normal School School of Mines State Reform School Fund

Scobey Leads Northwest Wheat Shipments in Grain Receipts

Morgan Burke of the Imperial Elevator company says Scobey Montana is the top primary wheat shipping point in the northwest and possibly the world. He notes Scobey along with Wolf Point Richey Glasgow Nashua as major grain centers with Scobey ahead by a wide margin. Burke cites Wolf Point and Richey as near second place and praises the quality of Durum wheat from Wolf Point and Richey.

Scobey Northwest Morgan Burke Grain Department Imperial Elevator Company Montana Wolf Point Richey Glasgow Nashua Burke

Malcolm W Clark Dies Browning Postmaster and Blackfeet Leader

Malcolm W Clark postmaster at Browning and noted Blackfeet leader died at his Browning home after a long tenure in the tribe. He was the son and namesake of the famed Malcolm Clark a pioneer and West Point cadet who helped settle the region.

Malcolm W. Clark Browning Malcolm Clark West Point

Woman Butcher Serves Bitter Root Valley in Montana

Mrs Hatfield, wife of a market proprietor, stands behind the block as Montana’s only all-around woman butcher and expert meat cutter. She not only cuts meat for customers but also offers guidance on preparation and cooking for best results.

Hamilton Bitter Root Valley Montana Hatfield

California Fig Syrup Advertises Bowels for Children

An old style aid promotes California Fig Syrup as a remedy to ease constipation in infants and children. It claims a teaspoonful can prevent illness tomorrow and stresses asking for genuine California Fig Syrup with correct labeling to avoid imitation.

California

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TONGS Great Northern Official Bayer Nandy State Hail Insurance Board Federal Department Chickering, Vole Krausch & Bach J & Co. Fischer, Kimball Apollo Victrolas Victor Anaconda Great Falls Lewistown Orton Bros Rawhide Rawlins Stories Charles M. Russell Rawhide Rawlens Montana Newspaper Association
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