Livestock leaders urge united effort for industry future
Frank J. Hagenbarth, president of the National Livestock Association, urged cooperation with government on a biennial livestock census and increased agricultural funding. He warned against shifting from cattle to sheep, noting higher mutton and wool prices and the danger to cattle markets. He spoke at a Denver meeting of consolidated livestock associations, linking policy to range management and conservation.
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Frank J. Hagenbarth
National Livestock Association
Denver
Hagenbarth
Jos. A. Browne
Melrose
Dillon
Beaverhead
United States
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Senate panel moves to repeal timber and stone laws
A senate public lands committee report outlines a bill repealing the timber and stone laws and replacing them with a system where the secretary of the interior may sell timber lands on public auction or other methods. Revenues from sales would fund the reclamation service and a 10 percent permanent fund for common schools and public roads in the states where the timber was located.
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Senate Committee On Public Lands
Secretary of the Interior
Audh Gate
Congress
California
Oregon
Nevada
Washington
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Colorado
Arizona
Kansas
Nebraska
New Mexico
North Dakota
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Utah
Reclamation Service
Fknd
Livestock Associations Merge and Convene in Denver
The national convention of stockmen resumed in Denver after a merger of rival associations. Chief Forester Gif ford Pinchot discussed grazing tax questions, and John W. Springer urged a $10,000 fund to send a Washington committee, raising $10,425 in minutes. Frank J. Hagenbarth was elected vice president of the new American National Livestock Association, while a committee on resolutions was reshaped by the executive panel.
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National Convention of Stockmen
Denver
Forest Reserve
Gifford Pinchot
John W. Springer
Washington
Frank J. Hagenbarth
National Livestock Association
American National Livestock Assocition
Oraanization
J. T. Brown
Birney
Mont
David S. Browne
Fort Benson
Richard Scott
Oregon
Cattle Trade Moves Across Big Hole Basin
North Park rancher Monty Blevens arrives by stage as the first outside buyer this year to seek beef steers for Denver. Fat steers and cows move through the basin with shipments planned for the Silver Bow Packing Co and Montgomery Packing Co. Local ranchers C Finsley Thompson Strawbridge Calvert load and drive stock for finish and sale, with cattle fed at various ranches before market readiness.
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Monty Blevens
North Park
Colo
Blevens
Denver
Coal Notice In Dillon Sets Price At Seven Fifty Per Ton
The oldest and most reliable coal dealer and transfer man in Dillon announces that after December 3 coal will be sold by him at 7.50 dollars per ton. Read the Examiner.
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Dillon
Report of the Condition of The First National Bank at Dillon
The 1906 financial statement lists assets including loans and discounts 225959.50 with overdrafts 21497.99 and U S bonds 40000.00. liabilities show capital stock, surplus, profits 48665.29 and deposits 517127.30. Cashier J H Gilbert swears to accuracy before Notary J B Pomperter on February 3 1906.
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First National Bank
Dillon
Montana
U. S
State of Montana
County of
Beaverhead
J. H. Gilbert
B. F. WuHite
Henry BurFernp
E. D. Waite
J. B. Pompexter
Bank Potala
Condition of the State Bank of Dillon 1906 report
Bank cash and deposits detail shows loans and discounts zero overdrafts zero. Real estate and furniture values listed with totals. Beaverhead Montana notary and court orders printed with dates from 1905 to 1906.
Dillon Plans First-Class Grocery House for All Budgets
The Beaverhead Grocery announces a plan to open a First-Class Grocery House in Dillon to allow shoppers with limited funds to buy on the same terms as wealthier customers. The move follows careful consideration of local needs.
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Dillon
Beaverhead
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F. J. Hagenbarth
Calvert
Ryan Ranch
North Fork
Anaconda
Hugh Patton
Meadow Creek
Charlie Salefsky
al J. Noyes
Ajax
Sanders
Noyes
James M. Dodd
Ed Lyons
Butte
Silver Bow Butchering Company
Lyone
Jesse Finnley
J. K. Hollingsworth
John C. Paddock
J. E. Shaw
John Peterson
Charlie Pomeroy
City
Livestock Association Meets
Big Hole’ Basin
Jésse Finsely
James C. Thompson
Jackson
C. H. Strawbridge
B. R. Stevenson
Shelly Brothers
W. B. Stanchfields
K. E. Calvert
Andy Pyle
Montgomery Butchering Company
Anacon
Coal Notice
Tures
Tie Ber Dees
Montes
U.S
Pees Eteas
State Bank of
State OF
A. L. Stone
A. L. Store
William Roe
A. F. Graeter
A. R. Jacons
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Beaverhead, Jefferson and
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Madison County
Virgins City
Lew. L. CalLaway
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Illinois Central Railway
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Chicago
Omaha
Iowa
Illinois
Fort Dodge
Waterloo
Dubuque
Town
Rockford
Freeport
West 2Nd South
Salt Lake City
Nad
Missouri River
C. A. Walker
Chicago & North-Western Ry
West Second South St
Atlas
Dillon Lumber Co
Dillon Furniture Co
G. 1. Paul
State Bank OF Dillon
Paul BrOwn
White House Media
Coffee Java
Dwinell-Wright CO
Boston
T. D. Olmsted
Albert Stamm
Jeweler
H. A. Bond, M. D
Scientific Press
Market ST
San Francisco
Cal
Ann Brery
Vrethren
C. P. Thomas
N. G. Jno
Forrester
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