Constructive Plan for Farm Activity Urged by Speaker
Mrs. Ivan D. Gore of Utah urged Montana Farm Bureau members to foster youth education and community life to sustain farm roots. She warned that discontent is easy to exploit, while organized leadership builds, and cited state crop values in a broader call for united efforts and farm bureau action.
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Bozeman
Ivan D. Gore
Utah
State College
Montana Farm Bureau Federation
National Life
Community Farm Bureau
United States Crop Values Decline Despite Large Yields
Government figures show last year’s gross value of grain crops at 3.81 billion dollars with corn prices slipping to 1.96 billion. Total value of all crops reached 9.62 billion, down 447 million from 1924. Texas leads with 799.33 million, followed by Iowa 477.00 million and California 469.36 million.
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Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Texas
Iowa
California
Advance payment on Clark heirs tax reaches 900000
The Montana board of equalization approved a $900000 advance on the inheritance tax for the late William A Clark heirs, paid to Silver Bow county treasurer. Half to public schools, half for warant retirement. the estate valued at 16000000 with estimated tax around 423000.
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William A. Clark
Montana
Silver Bow County
State Board of Equalization
Clark
Clark Properties
Board
Stewart and Bergeson
Sidney Lanner
Clark Heirs
Montana farm lands demand rising says Northwestern bank
Great Falls dispatch notes increased demand for Montana farm lands this season, with activity strongest in early winter. The Northwestern National bank of Minneapolis cites less tax delinquency and loan liquidations, steadier bank deposits, and improved general trade as supporting factors for sales and prices in Montana and North Dakota.
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Great Falls
Montana
Northwestern National Bank of
Minneapolis
North Dakota
School meeting reviews scholastic tests and seat work
The article notes a tendency to find fault with schools and reports on the first period of the regular normal term. Miss Luella M. King discussed seat work and Miss Rose Brandt spoke on scholastic tests for county meets.
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Luella M. King
Rose Brandt
Department of Education
Court Costs Drop in Last Regular Term and Local Proceedings
The report notes lower court costs in the previous regular term. A not guilty plea led to bound over to district court on a still operation charge with bonds under $500. Citizenship petition filed by Matt Stimac with Clerk Fred Rife, a native of Jugo Slavia. Information filed against Hans Johnson for liquor law violations on three counts. A hearing on the East Beach Irrigation District board petition occurred before Judge Henry G. Rodgers. The will of Mrs Ellen Lovell was filed for probate with Clerk Fred Rife, Frank Thompson, and First National Bank seeking letters of administration.
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Matt Stimac
Fred Rife
Jugo-Slavia
Hans Johnson
Board of Commissioners of
East Beach Irrigation District
Henry G. Rodgers
Ellen Lovell
Frank Thompson
First National Bank
City basket league opens season with eight teams
The City Basket League starts its season with Beaverhead Motors facing Lambda Chi Sigma in the Normal college gym. The schedule spans seven weeks with eight teams led by managers including Lee McCracken and Tom Yost.
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Beaverhead Motors
Lambda Chi Sigma
Normal College
Commission
Eliel’s
Laundry
Rotary
Barry & Hopkins
Lamba Chi Sigma
Celiel’s
Men’s
Elfel’s
Lamba Chi . Sigma
Rotary Laundry
Men’s Store
Lee McCracken
DeMolays
Tom Yost
Lambert Eliel
Fred Chapman
Barry &Opkins
Bill Barry
Findlay Watson
Hiram Brundage
Charles Johnson
Dillon Teachers Return to State Office
Two Dillon teachers are elected to state office. The note mentions funds to reimburse the permanent school fund about $2,000,000 tied to past state land department actions. The piece references an act fixing qualifications of county officials.
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Permanent Fund
Dillon
State Land Department
Mille Adams Shoppe Half Price Elegant Linens and Vases
Special sale advertised on Chinese vases trays Cloisonne salts and peppers rugs and linens all at half price. Finished embroidery and various models promoted by Mille Adams Shoppe in a local advertorial item.
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Mille Adams
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Independence
South Dakota
Nebraska
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Wyoming
Colorado
Idaho
Oregon
W. A. Clark
Board of Equalization
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O. A. Bergeson
Washington, D. C
New York
Internal Revenue Department
The
State Bank of
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Uluer Tmerl
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Beaverhead
W. A. Graeter
J. BE. Monroe
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E. B. Roe
Chevrolet
F. O. B. Dillon
Montana Auto Supply Company
City Basket League
Board of Education
Association
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