Treasure State Farm A Montana's Produce Exports to the California Markets
Montana exports butter to San Francisco and Los Angeles show the state is well positioned for west coast markets. Butter sent to San Francisco in 1925 totaled 1 896 000 pounds while Los Angeles received 1 540 000 pounds. Cheese from Montana remains small but rose to 63 602 pounds in 1924 36. Montana Extension Service sees expansion potential for dairy and cheese in western states and notes other states already supply California markets.
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Montana State College
California
Montana
P. Patton
Office of Agricultural Economics
Montana State Extension Service
San Francisco
Idaho
Los Angeles
Washington
Oregon
Montana Extension Service
Western
Virginia
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
North Dakota
Manitoba
New York
Well Merited Success of Dr. R V Pierce Audience Card
A distinguished citizen Dr R V Pierce is praised for a successful career and popular remedies. His Golden Medical Discovery is advertised as a blood and stomach alterative claiming skin improvement and clearer blood flow. Readers are urged to request a trial tablet package or send 10 cents to Dr. Pierce's Hotel in Buffalo NY.
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R. V. Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo
N. Y
Mild Montana Winter Echoes Texas Weather Legend
Edward W. Dunne recalls that winter of 1877 in Montana was unusually warm. Troops of the Eleventh Infantry from Texas built Fort Keogh and Fort Custer along the Yellowstone, with riverboats supplying the fort as roads 45 miles away stayed open and the camp saw little need for fires.
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Montana
Edward W. Dunne
Mr. Dunne
Eleventh Infantry
Texas
Fort Keogh
Fort Custer
Big Horn
Terry Landing
Yellowstone River
Custer
Junction
Billings
Northern Pacific to Save 700000 Annually on Coal
The Northern Pacific railway expects annual savings of 700000 by sourcing coal from the Rosebud strip fields in south central Montana for routes between Missoula and Mandan North Dakota. Engineer H E Stevens, chief engineer, cites the substitution.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Rosebud
Montana
Missoula
Mandan
N.D
Central District
H. E. Stevens
Editor Meets President H O Weare in Chester Visit
Editor H O Weare of Chester and president of the Montana Press association met President Coolidge. He was presented by Representative Lea Vitt after returning from the International Press foundation meeting in Florida.
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H. O. Weare
Chester
Montana Press Association
Coolidge
Leavitt
Weare
International Press Foundation
Florida
Women undertakers rise in England with London figures
The rise of women in the undertaker trade is noted with more than 150 female undertakers across England and eight based in London. The trend signals changing professions for women in the late era.
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England
City of
London
Montana Plans New Stylebook For Year Book
Montana plans a revised year book under Barclay Craighead and W F Casey outlining new scope and Montana resources. The department also prepares a farm and livestock report with co operation from the US Bureau of Crop Statistics and the Montana chief is Jay G. Diamond.
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Helena
Barclay Craighead
State Department of Agriculture
Montana
W. F. Casey
Rou
Craighead
Casey
Department
Farm and Livestock Report
Department,of Agriculture
United States Bureau of Crop Statistics
Peseaick
Jay G. Diamond
Montana Chlef
Power Line Contract Approved for Montana Power
The Department of the Interior approves a 20 year contract allowing Montana Power to use government transmission lines to serve Fairfield Augusta farms and the Sun River reclamation project. The deal maintains lines for telephone use and enables electricity and power at lower cost.
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Montana Power Company
Fairfeld
Augusta Farms
Sun River Reclamation Project
Department of the Interior
River Canyon
Augusta
Fairfield
Hungarian Saying Reflects Harsh Marital Customs
An old Hungarian proverb asserts money belongs to counting and women to be beaten, noting wives must show the deepest humility to their husbands.
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Hungary
State Briefs Show January births outpacing deaths in Cascade
Cascade county January births exceeded deaths by more than three to one per T F Walker health report. Oregon convention dates planned for August in Missoula. Col Baker dies in Helena after cancer surgery last October. Gladys Robinson and Lawrence Costello wed at Fort Benton. Northern Pacific offers special rate for Montana Stock Growers meeting in Billings March 30 to 31. Slaughter of Montana range horses slated to begin April 15 by Hansen Packing. Reward of 500 offered for Frank Hansen slaying near Salesville. Dakota Montana Oil reports No 6 well in Kevin Sunburst field yields 3600 barrels daily. Wolf Point city well tested positive for city supply. Mexican laborer detained near Whitefish for illegal entry headed home to Mexico. Cascade county agriculture facts listed. Plans for 60 new wells in Kevin Sunburst field. Bowling rate approved for Missoula tourney. Cascade County Bar elects officers. Great Falls to Vancouver then Shanghai for Schnee. Cascade county 4-H stock projects funded by Lions club. Belt Creek abatement suit against Silver Dyke Mining. Mrs German wins all American turkey show prizes at Grand Forks. Shelby Lions receive charter from Lions International.
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Amon
Cascade County
Great Falls
Silver Dyke Mining Company
Neihart
Havre Club Sets Local Projects At Briefing
Havre club outlines a slate of actions for the Havre chamber of commerce including a Western Union relay office in Havre a Medicine Hat Havre highway markers for city entry a statue of James J Hill at Pepin Park a federal road through Beaver Creek Reserve and efforts to counter Helena prompted publicity about the Havre weather office.
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Havre
Sugar Company Telegram Confirms Points of Cannon
A telegram from W. H. Wattis, president of the sugar company, confirms the points raised by Mr. Cannon in the discussion. The message underscores the company's stance on the matter and signals a formal affirmation of key arguments.
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W. H. Wattis
Sugar Company
Cannon
Western Montana Hopeful on Great Northern Extension
Stanley Thurston of Stanford reports Montana and North Dakota may gain from a New Rockford to Lewistown extension. Great Northern officials seek local development funds but prefer funds stay in territory. construction could begin on a small section this year if conditions improve.
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Montana
North Dakota
Great Northern
New Rockford
N. C
Lewistown
Stanley Thurston
Stanford
Judith Basin County Press
St. Paul
Thurston
Rockford and St. Paul
Liberty County Cuts 15000 Bond Debt With Early Retirement
Liberty County commissioners ordered retirement and cancellation of 7000 dollars of special relief bonds and 8000 dollars of general fund bonds. Treasurer Perry Oakley had saved taxpayers by investing sinking funds in warrants earlier, cashing 17000 dollars and earning 608.25 dollars in interest over ten months. The county also gained from avoiding discounts by accepting warrants at face value.
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Liberty County
Perry Oakley
Oakley
Musterole Offers Mustard Relief Without Plaster
Grandma swore mustard helped congestion and colds but plasters blistered. Musterole provides a clean white ointment made with oil of mustard. Rub in and relieve sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headache congestion and more. It may prevent pneumonia.
Chinook Sugar Price Talks At Malta Banquet
W Y Cannon manager of the Chinook sugar factory told farmers and business men at a Malta banquet that raw sugar costs are 60 cents a hundred below the level a year ago. He noted no planned raise in beet contract minimum of 86 a ton from 1925 and stressed Utah Idaho Sugar’s effort to honor obligations and keep the plant running with farmer support.
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W. Y. Cannon
Chinook
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Fifth Avenue
Malta
Cannon
Utah-Idaho
Milk River
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Mina
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Lewis and Clark County
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American Legion
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State Fair Grounds
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Eignere
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Don King
Butte
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Stewart
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Philips County
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Europe
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Gallatin County
Frank Hansen
Salesville
Kevin-Suoburst
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Whitefish
Margaretto Torrez
Spokane
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Mexico
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Kevin-Sunburst
J. Ferdig
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Schnee
Orient
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Ore
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Canada
German
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J. EB. Erickson
J. J. Witherthner
Lionism
Stanley Thornton
County of Liberty
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Mass
Blackleg
Montana State Veterinary Dept
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Helena, Montana
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Sfexeea
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Williston
KHQ
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