Montana stockmen favor pending grazing bill and tariffs
Leaders at the Montana stockgrowers convention praise the grazing bill in principle and back truth in meat measures, including a six cent tariff on green hides and fifteen cents on dry hides. Speakers warn of delayed public domain actions and discuss hide losses and branding impacts on the livestock market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Livestock Sanitary Board and Livestock Commission
Dan D. Casement
Ratchford
Secretary of Agriculture
W. J. Emery
Chicago
Western Weighing and Inspection Bureau
Billings Commercial Club
Vocational Congress Planned for Beaverhead County Girls
Mrs. Ted Woodward of the Wisdom Woman's Club and Beaverhead County Federation of Women's Clubs announces definite plans for a vocational congress inviting every seventh and eighth grade girl in the county. The congress will be held at Beaverhead County High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Gilbert
Dillon
Carolyn White
A. Hazelbaker
Ted Woodward
The
Wisdom Woman’s Club
Beaverhead County
Automobile Accidents Will Claim 110 Lives in Year
Helena April 3. At least 110 people will lose their lives in Montana this year through automobile accidents, says state registrar L. L. Renepe. The estimate uses available records. 95 were killed in 1925, up 20 from 1924, with 12 at railroad crossings and two from street car collisions.
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Helena
Montana
State Registrar of Vital Statistics
L. L. Renepe
Laymen to Speak on Christian Citizenship at Methodist Church
The Rev. Carl Knudsen announces a layman talks series on Christian Citizenship at the Methodist church. First speaker Dr. F. H. Garver discusses Christian Citizenship in History. Subsequent talks cover The School, The College, The Immigrant, The Law, with Prof. Robert Clark's topic to be announced, sermons running through May 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Knudsen
Methodist Church
F. H. Garver
The
Normal College
A. T. Peterson
S. H. Davis
R. E. Albright
Henry G. Rodgers
Robert Clark
Land Dealers Prompt in Securing Licenses Helena
Helena April 1 real estate brokers in Montana must obtain new licenses from the state department of agriculture. By today more than 200 applications have been received, far above the total of about 385 for last year. Barcley Craighead oversees the department and expects a substantial rise over 1925 26 licenses issued.
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Helena
Ajrith
Montana
State Department of Agriculture
Barcley Craighead
Young pianist Faye Ferguson shines in Kalispell recital
Edward Moore of the Chicago Tribune praised Faye Ferguson for a serious musical aim and commendable gifts. He noted her fluent delivery and refined tone in a Fine Arts Recital Hall program, highlighting her differentiation of dynamics and control. Ferguson, a standout at the state music meet in Kalispell this week, is also slated to perform in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Moore
The
Chicago Tribune
Faye Ferguson
Fine Arts Recital Hall
Six Acts of Legion Show Final Preparations for Benefit
The Legion show team plans secure best seats as orders arrive. The men's chorus lists A. T. Peterson, N. Stevenson, J. W. Rees, Harry Hansen, T. F. McFadden, Dell Lloyd, Emerson Slack Jr., David Hier, T. E. Gilbert, Cameron Gowan, Dr. W. H. Stephan, Paul Bramsman, Otto Galloway, Dr. F. H. Binrose, Lawrence Price, all directed by Mrs. W. G. Gilbert. The Normal act The Last Tea of Tsuki directed by Miss Vivian Robe features Margaret Pimperton, Nellie Cecil, Mary Gist, Dorothy Webber, Lois Swift, Iola McCoy, Margaret Walen, Francis Myrick, Edna Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Peterson
N. Stevenson
J. W. Rees
Harry Hansen
T. F. McFadden
Dell Lloyd
Emerson Slack Jr
David Hier
T. E. Gilbert
Cameron Gowan
W. H. Stephan
Paul Bramsman
Otto Galloway
F. H. Binrose
Lawrence Price
W. G. Gilbert
Montana counties lead in 1925 winter wheat outputs
Fergus county produced 312000 bushels to claim winter wheat leadership amid a statewide poor showing after the December 1924 freeze. Chouteau 299000 bushels. Lake 240000. Madison 60000 from 2000 acres. Sheridan topped spring wheat with 2133000 bushels. Fergus 1750000. Hill 1970000. Flaxseed, oats, barley, and rye figures follow with county by county yields and notable per acre rates.
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Fergus County
Chouteau
Lake County
Fergus
Hill
Sheridan County
Madison County
Mineral County
Sheridan
Daniels County
Dawson
Beaverhead County
Gallatin County
Missoula
Pondera County
Park
Flathead Tops Spud County in 1925 Montana Potato Crop
The 1925 Montana potato report shows Flathead county produced 580000 bushels, over twice the Lake county output of 245000 bushels. Ravalli, Lewis and Clark, Madison, Yellowstone and Blaine follow. Lake leads per acre with 175. Flathead 145. Beaverhead braces wild hay with 187000 tons, Madison 114000, Park 110000, Beaverhead 99000. Silver Bow, despite small size, reports $1,300,000 in farm and livestock products.
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Big Horn Neha
Rosebud Sereneee
Lewis & Clark
Flathead Ene Tees
Dawson Eeeeenee
Pondera Openness
Sweet Grass
Judith Basin
Lake Penne Teeenenae
Garfield
McConeena Eta Rave
Meagher
Wheatland
Custer Reta Eenese
Carter Weaenews
Powell Eenenews
Powder River
Fallon Beene Setae
Missoula
Wideaux A Teeenee
Broadwater
Glacier
Neeee
Toole
Prairie Vales Hale
Golden Valey
Flathead
Spud
Banner
Montana
Lake
Ravalli County
Lewis and Clark
Madison
Yellowstone
Hlaine
Beaverhead
America
Beaverhead County
Powell County
Secon
Carterne
Madison County
Park
Park County
Silver Bow County
Dr W H Stephan Relocated in Poindexter Block
Physician and surgeon Dr W H Stephan has moved to the Poindexter block above Dillon Dry Goods Company with entrance on Idaho or Bahnak street. Phone 125.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Stephan
Poindexter
Dillon Dry Goods. Company
Idaho
Bahnack Street
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A. H. Ellinger
Legegat Hotel
Butte, Mont
Alex Leggat
Center
Idaho Streets
Thomas Book Store
Renepe
Legion
Blaine
Phillips
Buick
Montana Auto
Richland County
Phillips County
Sanders
Lake Counties
Richland
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