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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1925

Page

12

State Merchants Meet in Helena Adopts New Dues Schedule

The Montana Retail Merchants Association held its first meeting in 20 months in Helena. Ray R. Porter was elected president with H. J. Faust as first vice president and C. E. Stroup as second vice president. W. H. Bernard was re elected secretary and D. J. Cole among others named to the board. The group set new dues from 5 to 100 dollars based on annual business and adopted resolutions on bankruptcy reform, garnishable wages, postal rate fairness, requisition practices, and anti deceptive marketing measures.

Bernard Montana Retail Merchants’ Association Helena Ray. R. Porter Neihart H. J. Faust Drummond C. E. Stroup Billings O. L. Brackman W. H. Bernard Kalispell Leon W. Singer Great Falls H. G. Gray Anaconda FP. O. Walton Bozeman N. Winestine C. HE. Varco Sidney D. J. Cole H. L. Hanson Miles City D. D. Wada Livingston D. N. Coleman Butte C. C. Johnson Wolf Point C. A. Hummer Pacific Coast Montana Harvard Bureau of Research Better Grocers Bureau National Association of Retail Grocers

Fort Vancouver and its chief factor ruled the Oregon frontier

The article recounts Farnham's 1839 journey to the mouth of the Columbia and the fort at Vancouver. John McLoughlin, chief factor, governs from the fort, overseeing a vast fur trade network, agriculture, mills, and a feudal social order with a grand dining hall, workers, and a dozen accompanying posts.

Montana Oregon Fort Vancouver Hudson’s Bay Company Thomas J. Farnham Peoria Illinois Farnham Prairie Rocky Mountains Sweet Vales Oregon Territory Court House Columbia River Columbia New Hampshire New England Boston Vancouver John McLoughlin America McLoughlin Governor McLoughlin

Montana native Jardine named next U S Agriculture secretary

William M. Jardine, president of Kansas Agricultural College, is chosen as the next secretary of agriculture. He is the brother of Mrs. George H. Stewart of Wisdom Montana and once worked as a cow puncher on her ranch. Jardine’s Montana roots trace to Malad Idaho and Wisdom, with early ties to local ranchers and prominent figures in the state’s farming community. He later studied at Utah Agricultural College and built a rapid career, maintaining connections with Senator Hazelbaker and former Utah college president Atkinson.

United States Department of Agriculture George H. Stewart Wisdom William M. Jardine Kansas Agricultural College Big Hole Beaverhead County Jardine Mr. Jardine Malad Idaho Montana Logan Utah Utah Agricultural College Murray Stewart Ranch Frank Hazelbaker Dillon Alfred Atkinson Btate College

Land Interest Grows in Billings as Population Estimated Up

Realtors affiliated with the Billings Real Estate board report rising farm land inquiries from multiple states. Population is believed 1,000 higher than a year ago, with city housing scarce and rents steady. Oil industry attracts families. commercial activity increases as new firms set up in Billings. A Nebraska farmer seeks about 1,000 acres while West Virginia inquiries ask about local fox hunting.

Billings Real Estate Board George L. Lore City of Billings Real Estate Board Maine West Virginia Maryland Kentucky Ohio New Mexico South Dakota Minnesota Kansas Nebraska Iowa

Diamond Dyes Color Things New

Beautiful home dyeing and tinting is guaranteed with Diamond Dyes. Just dip in cold water to tint soft shades or boil to dye rich colors. Each 15 cent package contains simple directions for dyeing lingerie, silks, ribbons, skirts, waists, dresses, coats, rugs, sweaters, draperies and more.

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Ray R. Porter Old Fort Rockies Pacific By M. EB. Plassman United States Chamber of Commerce London Texas Rangers Fletcher Chad Villeker William Tarding Coolidge Billings Realtors Middle West Sugar City City Realty Moving Oultry Wase Rington ST A * Im W. L Seattle S. C. Huseth EM. Moran & Co Minn Mgr. E. M. Moran Mr. Moran Billings, Mont Northern Hotel Butte, Mont New Finlen Hotel Rainbow Hotel Helena, Mont Missoula, Mont Florence Hotel Spokane, Wash Davenport, Mar Moran Lederle Blackley Montana State Veterinary Department United States Bureau of Animal Industry Lederle A. M. Knowles Atate State Nursery & Seed Co Helena, Montana
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