Great Falls Liquor Dealers Endorse Candidates for Sheriff and Attorney
Twenty members of the Great Falls Liquor Dealers association, a price fixing and mutual aid group, have endorsed candidates for county attorney and sheriff. The organization functions as a clearing house for supplies, claims exclusivity with about twenty members, and asserts it cannot be interfered with by authorities. Attorneys note potential conspiracy issues, while buyers argue profiteering charges are more apt.
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Price
Great Falls
Canada
Rum Men’s
Chinook Man Appointed Regional Livestock Statistician
Chinook resident Fred Belfer Jr agricultural statistician with the state agriculture department is named regional livestock statistician in the new livestock reporting service. George A Scott of Chinook, arriving in Helena to begin work, is appointed agricultural statistician. Scott, a World War II veteran, previously led Chinook high school Smith Hughes agricultural work and is a civil service appointee, Idaho Agricultural College graduate, former Bureau of Animal Industry staff.
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Chinook
Fred. Belfer, Jr
State Department of Agriculture
Department
Livestock Reporting Service
George A. Scott
Helena
Scott
United States Bureau of Agricultural Eonomics
Smith Hughes
Chinook High School
Idaho Agricultural College
Bureau of Animal Industry
Switching Fee Fixed for State College Spur Tracks
The state railroad commission ruled the Bozeman state spur track is within the Bozeman switching area of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul railway and materials for the State college may be unloaded on the spur without charge. Shipments arriving in Bozeman over the Northern Pacific must be switched to the spur by the C M St P with a 17 cent per ton charge, minimum $3.60 per car and maximum $6.75 unless points are competitive, then a flat $6.75.
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State Railroad Commission
State College
Bozeman
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway
Northern Pacific
Exceptional Wheat Yield on Haney Condon Ranch Near Raynesford
Grain men predict 60 bushels per acre from 1000 acres of winter wheat on the Haney and Condon ranch five miles from Raynesford. Mrs. Kate Watson manages the non irrigated field along Little Otter Creek. Wheat stood five feet tall with large shocks, forcing careful handling by binders.
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Haney & Condon
Raynesford
Kate Watson
Little Otter Creek
Reay L. Wisher
Missoula Hospital Receives Forest Camp Cook After Wilderness Rescue
R. H. Alles, ill with pneumonia, is carried by litter between two mules over 60 miles of rough mountain trail to Missoula General Hospital. Foresters and crew members supported by a ranger completed the four day journey through a dense wilderness near Moose City country.
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Missoula
R.“H. Alles
Allen
Forest Service
Gaffney
Clearwater Forest
Kelly Creek
Moose City
Marcus Daly and the Pigs That Won a Fair
In a county fair scene Marcus Daly returns home to cheers from old friends while his former employer, Cummings, withholds praise. Daly recalls feeding Cummings’s pigs, saying I do it well. The tale ties to Daly’s later rise and a lesson for the rising generation. Also recounted is Maury’s failed Montana government exam joke and eventual admission to the bar after an apology.
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Marcus Daly
Old Cummings
Daly
Ong
Matt
John
State of
Montana
Maury
Dr Tom unveils skull fragment in courtroom trial
In a tense trial, Dr Tom produced a back piece of skull and fitted it with a bone button, prompting laughter and sharp exchanges with the defense. The coroner’s testimony centered on whether skull reconstruction altered the fatal outcome as the jury watched.
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Sloval
Wall
Tom
Moore
Dr. Tom
Ihs Brother
Lfe
Feud killings and tragic crimes sweep across cities
Across Baltimore Denver Chicago and other locales the news reports a murder suicide in Baltimore involving Mrs Emmet Green who killed her two children before taking her own life. Irish leader Michael Collins is shot dead at Bandon County Cork. An Alabama man dies after rattlesnake venom claimed under religious belief. A Michigan Central express wreck kills an engineer and fireman. A Denver daylight holdup nets $278 at Colfax and Colorado Boulevard.
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Baltimore
Emmet
Green
Coral
Stanley
Kondgn
Michael Collins
Irish Provisional Government
Irish National Army
Orbush
Bandon
County Cork
Fort ’ Payne
James ‘Wylie Reece
Chicago
Michigan Central Railroad
Denver
Colfax Avenue
Colorado Boulevard
Campbell Lincoln Well Nears First Sand Progress
Gordon Campbell reports his Lincoln well offsetting the Discovery well in the Kevin Pool is at about 900 feet drilling toward the first sand. He expects no commercial oil in the first sands but foresees strong production once the second sands horizon is reached in a matter of days or weeks.
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Lincoln
Kevin Pool
Gordon Campbell-Kevin Syndicate No 2 Oil Venture Promises Profits
A call for quick action to join Gordon Campbell-Kevin Syndicate No 2 outlines plans to drill at least two wells on 680 acres in the Rocky Ridge Dome area near Lincoln. The message touts rapid financing, rising unit prices, and broad investor participation while predicting swift pay sand pays as the Lincoln well nears drilling completion.
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Gordon Campbell-Kevin Syndicate No. 2
Rocky Ridge Dome
Gordon Campbell
Kevin
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Butte
Tom Moore
the Electric
Central Avenue, Great Falla
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Kevin Pay Sand
Kevin Syndicate No
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North American Continent
Kevin Syndicate
Gordon Campbs
Aorpon Campbell
Bole
Gordon
Campbel
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Toole
Montan
Char MB. Campbell
Ventur
Campbell- Kevin
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