Silver Remonetization and Farm Output Trends
The piece argues for silver coinage restoring its remonetized status with a 45 percent seigniorage, asserting silver should be fixed by Congress and not executive opinion. It notes farming gains, rising pullet numbers, high egg production, and a 4 percent year over year rise through August 1927, the largest since 1925 except 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Executive
Treasury
Department
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Social Roundup of Pendergast and Local Families
Many local residents visit and host across Dillon and nearby towns. House guests include Carol Edith Martin with Harold and Mrs Martin. social calls involve Pendergast, Husted, Paddock, and Goose families. A school furnace upgrade was approved. vaccination trips and outings to Butte, Butte shopping, and a W orld's Fair trip prep for Gilbert Dodgson are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Gill
Carol Edith Martin
Harold Martin
Tom Pendergast
L. A. Peck
Pendergast
Frank Husted
Ralph Ward
Verne Stanchfield
Butte
Dillon
James Loffstrand
Robert Stanchfield
Manhattan
Esta Husted
John
Idella
Verna Stanchfield
Charlie Lambert Ranch
Bob Hanson
Jim Burns
Husted
Bert Roger
Wisdom
Husted Ranch
Clarence McKenna
Mickey
Anaconda
Paul Paddock
Dan Pendergast
Norma
Ned
Phil Carr
Ned Paddock
Wendell Jardines
Jackson
Laura Lea
Kay Thompson
Fishtrap
Sharon Lea
Alan McCluskey
Kurt Benhke
Walter Goose
Neva
Edna
Jimmy Ralph
Tommy Golden
Ralph Potts
Elkhorn Springs
J. W. Patterson
Leonard Leake
Guy Bennett
Rise Ranch
Harry Bennett
Guy
Joan
Stanchfields
Goose
Joan Bennett
Gloria Allen
Miss Allen
H. A. Stanchfield
Isabel Fargher
Wise River
Gene White
Garry
James Garry
Anne Garry
Melrose
Floyd Miller
Fred Miller
J. S. Patterson
L. O. Peck
E. Vanairsdale
James Danian
Grace
Mike
Gibbonsville
W. W. Dodgson
Dodgsons
O’dell Meadows
W. F. Dodgson
Gilbert
Joe Samals
Jefferson county sells Jib Mining property for 12500 cash
Jefferson county commissioners sold the Jib Mining property at Basin to William Barquist of Dillon for 12500 cash. The Jib, largest mining property in the county, was seized for delinquent taxes in 1929. The report lists numerous local residents traveling or visiting relatives in California and elsewhere, with several mentions of trips to San Francisco, Glacier Park, and the Pacific coast. A new oil treatment for storing eggs was shown at the World's Poultry congress. Your eyes may be the cause of your headaches and dizziness. see Dr H H Scarborough at the Andrus hotel on September 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
U.P
Jefferson County
Basin
William Barquist
Mille Adams
Jeanne Covall
California
San Francisco
San Francisco Exposition
Grace Moe
Seattle
Bruce Risley
Elizabeth Bernan
Susan Barnett
Frazie Stone
Long Beach
Calif
Lois Crichton
Jo Ann Faller
Joseph C. Faller
Missoula
State University
Roger Sweeney
Dell
Dillon
George McFarlin
Patricia
Marilyn Miller
Elza Smith
Leslie Smith
H. H. Scarborough
Andrus Hotel
Poultry Bills and Farm Economics Highlight Rural Practices
Agricultural notes discuss breaking a hen egg breaking habit by trimming the bill tip and other poultry tips. Montana State experts offer methods while farm income trends show June cash income near 501 million dollars, down from May and June 1938 figures. Range programs protect grass, grazing timing matters for irrigation pastures, manure top dressing advised at season end, and market disruptions have cut pork and lard export share by over 75 percent since WWI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Cushman
Montana State College
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Russia
Rees
Oruuren
North Pacific
Angroid
Tunoy
Nature
the Electric and Variety Shop
Lloyd W. Flaherty
Salt Lake City
Don Randolph
Leo Musberger
Madison County
Mushberger
B. W. Koenekamp
Kajima
Wash
Koenekamp
May Morrow
Stone Creek
Bob Watson
W. W. George
Plymouth
Helena
O. A. Winter and Son
Lowell
Brazil Mills
Neb
W. G. Squires
Helen Klebba
Arthur Klebba
Kalispell
Glacier Park
Walter T. Vance
San Diego
City
Melton
Pajamas
Sa Hee
Oxfords
Oxford Straps
J. O. Tretsven
City Shoe Store
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