Montana farmers in 1924 profit from grain and wool growth
Montana crop report shows two of three major industries profitable in 1924. Wheat and flax yields rose with higher prices, boosting farm income and debt repayment, while the sheep sector remained strong. Cattle faced low beef prices, with liquidation and high costs restraining recovery prospects.
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Montana
J. G Diamond
Federal
Montana Cooperative Crop Reporting Service
Bitter Root
Favor Increase in License Price
The Montana Sportsmen's Association and the state fish and game commission plan a joint recommendation to raise license fees. They endorse a divided license with fishing at 2 dollars and hunting at 2 dollars or a combined license at 3 dollars, predicting about 15 000 dollars extra state revenue.
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Montana Sportsmen's Association
State Fish.and Game Commission
Sportsmen’s Association
Game Commission
Montana
Livestock Shipments Above Normal in Montana 1924
Montana shipped 311196 head of cattle to outside markets by December 20 1924 an increase over 1923 and about 33 percent above normal. Primary markets received 229076 cattle while 82120 went to other western points. Montana also shipped 94000 horses up from 92019 in 1923. Meat exports supported by consignments to France and Belgium. Figures by BE A Phillips Montana Livestock Commission secretary.
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Montana
Helena
Montana Livestock Commission
Chicago
Omaha
St. Paul
Sioux City
St. Jon
Kansas City
Grand Island
Neb
France
Belgium
BE. A. Phillips
The
Notice to creditors in the Augustus Hagen estate
In the District Court of Beaverhead County Montana administrator George T Banks issues notice to creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims must be filed at the Waldorf Company Dillon Montana. Dated December 31 1924.
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Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Augustus Hagen
Waldorf Company
Dillon
George T. Banks
Dentist Dr. Romersa Office Move
Dr. W. J. Romersa, a dentist, announces offices formerly occupied by D De R.B. Rathbone and lists phone number 65W. 36 for contact.
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W. J. Romersa
D de R.B. Rathbone
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