Equity and Warrenton Port Plans Stir Montana Farmers
Montana farmers urged action to back Warrenton as a western terminus linking Havre to the Pacific. Arguments cited cost per mile, possible Liverpool rates, and port potential as the Interstate Commerce Commission expands common point status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Equity
Warrenton
Hall
Montana Equity News
Havre
Minneapolis
New York
Chicago
Buffalo
Pacific
Liverpool
Montana
Interstate Commerce Commission
Astoria
Seattle
Portland
Spokane
Columbia River
Farmer
Montana Warrrenton Development Co Notice
Montana Warrenton Development Co located at 59-60 Stanton Bank Building Great Falls Mont announces activities related to property development and local business matters in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lemmer
Central Ave
Great Falls
Mont
P. O
Montana-Warrenton Development. CO
Stanton Bank
Great Falls, Mont
Chouteau
Graulte
Lewin & Clark
Powell
Prairie
Valley Counties
Montana
Herbert A. Hover
Helena
Judith Basen
Gale
Barmera Land Co
Lewistown
Hughes Loan & Land CO
Various Montana Local Reports From Roundup To Polson
A digest of Montana items notes Hardin land selling at 150 an acre, Billings stubs for a new office, and merger of Montana Lumber and Hardware. Roundup reports 43 Red Cross chapters, wool price records, road delays, and bonds for a new high school. Other items cover coal, telegraph cabling, a gas fire incident, a Congo court case, and a proposed bond for Hardin power purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin
Billings
Billings Stockyards Company
Lewistown
Montana Lumber Company
Montana Hardware Company
Musselshell Red Cross
Malta
Fred Messerly
Farm Bureau
Havre
Lethbridge
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Alex Woolfolk
Goulding Creek
Bridger
Red Cross
Plains
Verdun
Len Johnson
Fort Benton
John Kirby
Chouteau County
W. E. Bradley
Bradley
Miles
Dawson County
Republic
Crow Reservation
Washington
Senate Committee On Indian Affairs
Council
The
Boy Scouts
Polson
J. M. Darby
Union of Mine Workers
Butte
Northwest
Northwest Milk Dealers’ Association
Whitehall
Glendive
Herman Kaminski
Ford
Hardin Light and Power Co
Paris
Moiner
Los Angeles
California
Kansas City
Pierre Pierre
Wilson
Siberia
Belfast
Amsterdam
Hamburg
Germany
Berlin
London
England
Basel
Karl Radek
Friedrich Kert
Count von Bernstorff
Society of Nations
United States
Senate
Chicago
Alschuler
Europe
League of Nations
Ottawa
Sir Wilfrid Laurier
Canada
Waterville
Anti-saloon League
Switzerland
Count von Brockdorff-Rantzau
Congress
New York
Executive Council
Building Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
France
Belgium
Building Trades Employers’ Association
A. J. Simons
Russia
Petrograd Council
Bitro-Phosphate Promises Nerve Strength and Flesh Gain
An advertisement touts Bitro-Phosphate as a nerve food for weak, nervous people. It claims the organic phosphate strengthens nerves, aids sleep, and promotes weight gain, noting safe use for delicate sufferers and urging cautious use only by those seeking flesh growth.
Profiteering in the Early Days in Mining Camps
Dr. Steele recounts life in early mining camps with sidelong stories. He describes a miner who took as much as 500 dollars a day from a rich claim in Last Chance Gulch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele
Last Chance’ Gulch
Early Montana gold and potato trade tale in 1860s
Dr Steele recalls leaving Denver in 1863 with four mules and a wagon, selling potatoes in Nevada and Salt Lake City, and paying workers in gold. He details encounters with a profiting linseed oil scheme, Hangman’s Tree tales, and river of cash from mining along with Beidler and Sanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt W. Alderson
Dr. Steele
Montana
Denver
Salt Lake City
Virginia
Nevada
Virginia City
Bob Hale
Billy Morris
Bivens Gulch
Woolfolk Wool Clip Brings 69 1/2 Cents Per Pound
Alex Woolfolk, one of the state’s largest sheep growers, received 69 1/2 cents a pound for his 1918 wool clip, equaling about six dollars per sheep. He notes this compares with 1896 Woolite at 6.34 cents, a fraction of last year’s price. The clip was consigned to a Boston commission firm and sold to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Woolfolk
Woolfolk
Boston
Buffalo Flu Epidemic Kills 31 in Yellowstone Herd
Bacteriologists identify a deadly hemorrhagic septicemia in Yellowstone bison, closely resembling influenza. Germ isolated at the Montana state lab, enabling a forthcoming vaccine to protect healthy buffalo. outbreaks led to segregation of sick from well animals and early tests reproduced disease in rabbits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Park
United States
State Laboratory
Capitol Grounds
Rudolph Snyder
Bureau of Animal Industry
I. Wallman
Wallman
A. HI. McCray
Snyder
Denver
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Criai
Montana Farmers
Great Maritime City
Sanders
Beidler
Doc Steele
Marconi
Waterloo
Cb Oberst
Hingham
KOR
Edwards
Wolman Block
Mont A
Hotees
Acoma
Colt Rotiona Rrr
Helena Aditsement CO
Prompt Returna
Beaverhead
Dillon
C. T. Magnus
J Winchester
Kuedive
Sask
Madison Valley
Dance
Three Forks
Canadian Pacific Railway
Western Canada
Kakin
C. BP. R
Dunnblock
Shields River Valley
Wefferlin
Varmis
Livingston Mont
C H Campbell & Son
City of
Consolidated Land Co
Mike Washington
C. MceCaptock
Custer County Bank
Miles City
Farm Mortgage Corporation 308
Ford & Hollister Ranch (Inc
Darby, Mont
Muntsberger-Givenn
D. Watson Robb
Blazenfordy Foods
Darsh & Greenfield Co
Sta
Hay
Nielson
Great Fully
NIEW
CNH
Woodruff-Boyce Seed Co
Mke Street
Wash
Liberty Bonds
Karbel Mercantile Agency
Sixth Ave
Helena, Mont
Mountana
Hetaily
Montana Sales Co
Butte Mont Furs
Montana Fur Manufacturing Co
Broadway Butte
KODAK
Eastman Kodaks
Kenyon & Wheeler Ruggista
Reat Falla
Blue Prints
Blue Print A Supply Co
Dunu Be
A J Rowland
Ocome
Miles Bty
Vrlayers Chemiktr
Tott & McCarthy
Moxtana
Er Lewis
Walker
Asaayers Chemists
Wyoming Rautte
Groter & Leachars
Thea Falk
E M.N. A—Wk
S. C. Huseth
Escue
Alhambra Hot Springs
M. J. Sullivan
Irving Whitehouse Company
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