Montana Wool Leads Nation as Sheep Comm Mission Reports
The Montana Sheep Commission reports Montana is the top U.S. wool producer. Since March 1, 22,169,021 pounds sold locally at an average of four cents per pound, with 2,870,809 sheep in state. One year change shows a gain of over 500,000 sheep, and slaughter totals over 727,402 from within state. The report notes need for cooperation to raise profits and quality while trimming costs.
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California Supreme Court Denies Last Appeal in Mos MH Case
The California Supreme Court rejects the final appeal from attorneys for Dubuet and Mas MH. The decision implies the writ is denied, setting the stage for potential further legal action.
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Property dispute tests precedence of mortgage lien in state case
The county treasurer appeals over a probate order centering on which claim takes priority between a mortgage lien and a property claim. The higher court reviews whether state law governs the lien's precedence and instructs the lower court to reconsider its judgment accordingly.
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Jeke Waenemaker Pleads for Posters and Advertisements
Jeke Waenemaker expresses a need for two large posters or a headpiece and asks for space to buy and fill newspaper space. He cites a two year plea to acquire space to advertise and be seen.
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Jeke Waenemaker
Cost of State Government in Fiscal Year Described
The state auditor’s report covers the year ending Nov 30 showing 329520 drawn from the general fund for government expenses. Warrants totaling about 48000 were carried from prior year deficiency claims, with costs split among executive legislative and judicial branches and funded by general and special taxes.
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Dorpsor
Suspended Bank Dividend and Local Legal Notices Across Montana
Reports from across Montana note the First National Bank of Helena may issue a 10 percent dividend. Other items cover tax collections from Anaconda’s interests, a murder conviction in Miles City, a convent fire in Miles City, and a football result at Poxsenin between agricultural college and Butte. Also noted are railway and coal industry references, cattle receipts, and regional political and religious developments.
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