Montana Business steady in 1920 ends with hope for 1921
Montana traders report a slow 1920 with late improvement as prices fall. Retailers cut high stock prices to clear inventories while construction and irrigation projects loom in Helena. Missoula and surrounding areas see stronger farm incomes, rising dairying success, and no major mercantile failures.
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Helena
Commercial Club
Helena Commercial Club
Federal Reserve Bank
Missoula
Territt
Magic City "Kismet" construction dazzles in Bagdad set
A Beaverhead news feature describes the Rob ertson Cole production of Kismet building a Bagdad stage set as a city of silver domes and bazaars. Otis Skinner makes his screen debut. Frank Ormston directs. Over 300 craftsmen labored, with on site shacks, day and night shifts, a hospital corps and fire brigade. Marguerite Cushing may move to California. Mrs Harry Howell visits Twin Bridges.
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L. J. Gasnier
Bagdad
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Coal Dealers Face 1931 License Ban in Montana
State Secretary C T Stewart mails notices to coal dealers who did not pay the 1920 license. Only 125 of about 300 Montana dealers have secured licenses, risking penalties and a heavy fine for noncompliance when applying for the 1931 license. Voorheis Paddock spent Monday in Dillon from Bannack.
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