Bozeman Roundup Slashes Prices for Aug event
Local notice says Bozeman Roundup on Aug 2 3 and 4 will feature lower admission with free nightly fireworks. Harry Healy promises improved entertainment and top riders Lorraine Trickey Ruth Roach Bonnie Gray and Mabel Strickland return. Boss Johnny Mullins touts unmatched horses and wild steers with Bucking contests offering 20 and 30 prizes.
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Harry Healy
Storg
Bozeman
Lorraine Trickey
Ruth Roach
Bonnie Gray
Mabel Strickland
Johnny Mullins
Miss Deer Lodge
Moonshine
Prisoner
Standardizing Hay Grading Moves Forward
E C Parker of Billings to lead efforts to standardize alfalfa hay grades. He departs for Washington this week for talks with federal officials and plans to organize inspectors and a third party track inspection to reduce marketing difficulties.
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E. C. Parker
Billings
Washington, D. C
Parker
Ben
Montana
Montana Ranches Corporation
Yellowstone County
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Strange fishing tale near Livingston sparks moonshine find
Rancher George Benoilken in Trail Creek district hauled from the lake a bottle of moonshine found in a fishing sack. Word spread among anglers who gathered with gear toward Trail Creek, but reports say no notable catches were made and Benoilken faces a supply of bait requests.
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George Benoilken
Trail Creek
Livingston
George
Isaak. Walton
John Barleycorn
Ansleus
The Story of Lars Beck Wins Through Farmstead Progress
In Ronan valley Montana Lars Beck homesteaded eighty acres seven years ago. He built a small, prosperous farm with alfalfa hay and Holstein cattle, earning about 2800 dollars yearly plus home produce. He expanded livestock and equipment purchases while keeping debts low and a comfortable home, defying the glare of Wall Street.
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Ronan Valley
Montana
Lars Beck
Ralph Carleton
Rowan
Reclamation Record
Mr. Carleton
Lars
Carleton
Wall St
Resolutions Advance Greenfield Unit Completion Plan
Water users of the district, led by Miles Cannon, pass resolutions to push the Greenfields division of the Sun River irrigation project toward funding. The plan envisions adding 60,000 acres and forming an irrigation district to guarantee payments, with anticipated costs between 3 and 4 million dollars and about three years of construction if funded.
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Sun River
Miles Cannon
Washington, D. C
Department
Cannon
Helpful organizations in Roosevelt County aid farming families
Community groups in Roosevelt County rally to support neighbors facing hardship. In July John Weare needed surgery and the Ba Square Community organized hay for his 26 acre field to sustain him through winter. Divide community members volunteered teams and equipment to plant 465 acres of wheat for Mr Kitchener recovering from illness.
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Roosevelt County
John Weare
Ware
Divide
Kitchener
Mr. Kitchener
Great Western sugar plant expansion at Billings to raise output
The Great Western company's Billings sugar plant plans 700000 sacks this year and a 1923 payroll of 400000, with 500 workers. Beet acreage rises to 23000 from 18000, as farmers return postwar to sugar beets. Coal lime and coke costs jump from 48000 to 75000, supporting higher production and wages.
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Great Western Company
Billings
Feo Fi Year Forecast Sparks Uncertain Trade
Fragmentary OCR hints at a market note with pulag te vestock and rh reon tons of pulp. Readable terms suggest an agricultural or commodity forecast, but key details and context are missing.
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