Montana Wool Hits New High Record Price
Helena reports the sale of the Pauley & Williams clip at 52 1/2 cents through the National Wool Warehouse with a later Montana sale at even higher price. The 12 000 Merino fleeces from Gilette Sheep Co. managed by George K. Reeder sold for 52 1/2 cents, about 47 1/2 cents in Montana after freight. National notes years of breeding as key to strong prices. last year’s Montana high was 41 1/2 cents with 36 cent average. most wools sold and National to exit 1922 wool market this month.
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Helena
Mont
Pauley & Williams
Powell
National Wool Warehouse
Chicago
Montana
Matt Staff
National Wool Warehouse Company
Gilette Sheep Company
George K. Reeder
Craig
National
Last Poem by Harry L. Wilson Published in Missoula Meet
Reading of last verses by Harry L. Wilson at the Western Montana Fish and Game Association meeting in Missoula is followed by his death on a Pullman trip. Colonel C F Goddard seeks to print the work in book form. The poem mocks hunting and fishing, contrasts camp life with home, and ends with a plea for home comforts.
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Harry L. Wilson
Western Montana Fish and Game Association
Missoula
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Montana House passes coal commission bill and names members
The house and senate approved the creation of a Montana coal commission. J. W. Walker O. A. Bergson and A. J. Violette were named and confirmed to six four and two year terms respectively. The seven member panel will study coal operations and the state’s potential ownership of a mine for institutional fuel.
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House
Crumbacker
Senate
Nelson Story, Jr
Dixon
J. W. Walker
Kalispell
O. A. Bergson
A. J. Violette
Missoula
State Board of Education
Montana
Caplis
Harris
Hoffman
Zuck
Ruffcorn
Cowley
Rodgers
Commission On Charities and Reforms
Buell
McCormack
Nelson
Brandford
Pope
Battleman
Crumbaker
F. B. Gillette
Valley County
Gillette
Hinsdale
Congress
HH. 'J
Rhoads
Teton County
Demel
State Board of Railway Commissioners
Kelly
Silver Bow County
Republican economy party critique on seeds and funds
A critical column accuses the Republican Congress of abolishing free seed distribution while funding costly projects such as the Mayflower yacht remodeling and post office buildings. It alleges political favoritism, pork barrel spending, and aiding the Shipping Trust, urging scrutiny of government misallocation.
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Republican Congress
Congress
Harding
Smoot
Shipping Trust
Mellon
Guard Saves MacDuff Then Splits Reward Fifty Fifty
A lifeguard who pulled MacDuff from danger receives half of a small reward after the rescuer is asked if he should get a dollar. MacDuff insists the lifeguard earned more than a buck by pulling him to safety and settles on fifty cents each.
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Isaac Waltons
Kit Carsons
Sloan
Rocky Mountain
Tej
Wifey
Mesdames Facey
Hamilton
McCarty
Jessie Roscow
Troy
George P. Tawney
Ravalli County
Peden
House Committee On Revenue and Taxation
P. N. Bernard
Gation Commission
U. S
National Bay State Shoe Company
Broadway
New York, N. Y
Rock Springs
Cal
Lumber & Coal
Fred Stone
New York
Mr. Stone
London Palace
Globe Theater
A. L. Stone
W. A. Graeter
First National Bank
the Bank of Strength and Service
Dillon
America