Ford News on Muscle Shoals Takeover Action Expected
At the American Farm Bureau Federation meeting in Atlanta efforts focused on Henry Ford’s offer to take over the Muscle Shoals nitrate plant. Chester H Grey, chair of the Muscle Shoals committee, endorsed the proposal, arguing it could end fertilizer nitrate shortages by 1924 if Congress acts soon.
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Henry Ford Asked to Take Over Missouri North Arkansas Railway
A committee representing the defunct 300 mile Missouri and North Arkansas railway has urged Henry Ford to assume control and manage the line using the methods that have made his Detroit, Toledo and Ironton operation successful.
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Ford Iron Mine Starts to Work in Michigan
Ford Motor Company begins extracting ore at the Imperial iron mine in Michigamme in the upper peninsula. Workers are taking high grade foundry ore to River Rouge to be made into cylinder blocks and parts, marking a step toward complete car manufacturing from ore to finished vehicle. Beaverhead Motors Company advertises Ford sales and service.
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Anglers Club Visits Dillon as State Favors Current Closed Season
The Anglers Club petitioned the state game commission to move the Beaverhead county closed season for fishing. Thomas Marlowe, chairman, wrote that the commission will not change this year but may reconsider next season. He notes the difficulty of pleasing all regions and hopes for a Dillon meeting next year to hear local input. Rev J A Hoffman and accompanists hold a two week series of services at the Baptist church each night, open to all.
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A Home Course in Domestic Science by Marion Cole
Fisher reviews a 100 page 20 lesson domestic science course for housewives and students. It promises a complete condensed college program with guidance on food choices costs health and home economics tricks. Priced at 2 dollars and available by writing Calumet Baking Powder Co. Chicago Illinois.
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Bank of Dillon reports assets and deposits in 1921
The First National Bank of Dillon Montana files a year end statement showing total resources of 2 989 221 1 with loans and discounts and federal rediscounts amounting to 2 418 740 04. It lists overdrafts 41 698 35 U S Government securities and other bonds, deposits and circulation figures including certificates of deposit and time deposits. The cashier W C Jennings signs the report sworn January 4 1922 with notary J W Rees.
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Notice and reward offer in Big Hole Basin item
In Big Hole Basin a notice offers a $25 reward for information leading to the conviction of anyone tearing out or fooling with the head of my bitch. John Kent signs the plea and urges readers to try an Examiner Want Ad for results.
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Caliport Grape Beverage Offers Home Use Instructions
Calport blends grape varieties to recreate pre prohibition flavors for home beverage use. The Calport system, promoted by Hughes Distributing Co in San Francisco, ships 5 to 380 gallons in sealed parcels with postal or express payment options and department of agriculture guidance.
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Local notes from Dillon and surrounding areas
Week's local news highlights include Mr and Mrs C W Hudson and Miss Delia planning Southern California move. Others travel for schooling, medical care, and family emergencies. dances, visits, and business matters unfold across Dillon and nearby towns.
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City and County Social Roundup
A. A. Gibson spent New Years with friends in Great Falls. Ed Gleed and Lew Barbour were Lima visitors at the county seat yesterday afternoon.
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Taxpayers challenge Meagher county road bonds
In White Sulphur Springs on December 29, taxpayers filed in the district court of the Fourteenth Judicial District to stop Meagher county from issuing 200 000 road bonds voted October 1 1921. The bonds were sold December 13 1921 to Bankers' Trust Company of Denver at par. The complaint alleges county commissioners exceeded authority by spending before the sale.
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Montana Oil Production Drops in November
Montana oil output declined in November by 143000 barrels from October to 4776 barrels per day, totaling 92009 barrels for the month. The October production was 153000 barrels at 4936 barrels daily.
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Aged Woman Found Dead Near Belt in Apparent Suicide
In Great Falls on December 8 authorities reported Mrs. Steve Sergeley aged 55 killed herself by slashing her throat with a razor. The body was discovered by a neighbor in her home ten miles below Belt, believed to have died three or four days earlier and found in bed.
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Lima Boy Purchases First 1922 Treasury Note
Ten year old James Pierce of Lima becomes the first buyer of the new 1922 treasury notes. His $100 denomination note was delivered Tuesday at the Butte post office. Four $1,000 notes were received yesterday enabling delivery of four requisitioned notes from two weeks ago. The $1,000 notes mature in five years and sell for $800 while the $100 notes cost $80.
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