Roy Alley Leads New Hawkesworth Drill Co Announcement
Roy S. Alley resigns as John D. Ryan's Montana representative to become president of Hawkesworth Drill Company with a $300 000 financing drive. A factory will be built in the east likely Detroit to serve national and world markets. The drill promises rapid hard rock mining and construction work by using replaceable burrs, reducing sharpening downtime. Demonstrations at the St Lawrence mine drew about 60 spectators as engineers tested the device in granite.
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Hawkesworth
Detroit
Roy S. Alley
John D. Ryan
Montana
Butte
Hawkesworth Drill Company
Mr. Alley
New York City
St. Lawrence
al Hawkesworth
Montana Shorthorn Sale Sets Record Average in Great Falls
The Montana Shorthorn Breeders' Association sale at the Montana Livestock Pavilion in Great Falls drew 350 buyers and a $8,060 total for 54 head. Flora's Coronet, owned by C. E. Axtell, sold for $600 to Charles Dyar, with Vil lager's Stamp by E. A. Wilson bringing $400 and Dale's Queen selling for $210 to Ed Roehl.
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Montana Livestock
Montana Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
Montana Livestock Pavilion
Great Falls
Northwest
Bozeman
Flora
C. E. Axtell
Salesville
Dick Milin
Montana State College
Charles Dyar
Cascade
Villager
F. H. France
Grass Range
Dale
George Sexsmith
Hobson
Ed. Roehl
Lewistown
Irene Chancellor
Virgelle
J. G. Chancellor
Montana
Breeders’ Association
Montana Livestock Pavilion Association
Harry C. Cranke
Nezperce
J. H. Walcutt
H. §. Tipton
Shelby
Elliott Resigns as Chancellor to Lead Purdue Presidency
Edward Charles Elliott, currently chancellor of the University of Montana at Missoula, is chosen to succeed Dr. W. E. Stone as Purdue University president in Lafayette, Indiana, after Stone’s death last summer in Canada. Elliott submitted his resignation to Governor Dixon last week. a successor will be appointed July first.
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Indiana University
W. E. Stone
Canadian Rockies
Edward Charles Elliott
University of Montana
Missoula
Purdue University
Lafayette
Indiana
Mer
Canada
Elliott
Dixon
State Board of Education
Illinois
University of Nebraska
Leadville
Colorado
Columbian University
University of Wisconsin
Montana
State University
Freezone Promises Quick Corn Relief at Low Cost
An advertisement claims Freezone instantly relieves aching corns and lets a doctorless removal occur as the corn lifts away with no soreness. The tiny bottle is sold by druggists for a few cents and works on hard or soft corns and those between the toes.
Electrification of G N Delayed Amid Costs and Noise
Great Northern president Ralph Budd says electrification is practical but not imminent due to cost. The railroad plans a $15,000,000 upgrade program including tunnel lining, iron bridge replacements, and 130 pound rails, while rail radio tests show limited future use due to train noise. Eastern capitalists accompany the party visiting Montana and the Milwaukee line as western development deepens ties.
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Great Northern Railway
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Ralph Budd
The
Great Northern
Butte
Eastern
Montana
Milwaukee
Budd
Rocky Mountain
East
Great Northern Party
J. H. O'Neill
G. N. Hess
Walker D. Hines
A. H. Hogel
D. J. Kerr
A. C. Loring
Pillsbury Flour Mills
Minneapolis
M. J. Whitson
Stone & Webster Company
New York
Homer Clark
Western Publishing Company
St. Paul
F. J. Ottis
Northern Malleable Iron Company
Milwaukee Railway
H. B. Harling
E. H. Barrett
Mobridge
W. R. Smith
F. Wear
I. P. Veazey
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Roy Alley
BIG New Concern
Purdue
Edward C. Elliott
G. N
Ralph.budd
BAYER
Charles M. Russell
Blackfeet Trading Party
la Verendrye
Rocky Mountains
Pierre Radisson
Russell
Cheely-Raban Syndicate
Great Falls, Montana
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