Montana Farm Bureau Resolutions Seek Farm Aid and Policy
The Montana Farm Bureau convention adopts 11 resolutions urging oppose parcel post rate hikes, support truth in fabrics labeling, back Goodin bill on rate discrimination, stabilize farm prices, maintain agriculture agencies, fund Montana experiment station and extension service, oppose 18 year old labor regulation, fund highways from vehicle taxes, and commend Bozeman hosts and president W L Stockton for leadership.
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United States
Montana
Congress
American Council of Agriculture
House of Representatives
State Department of Agriculture
C. C. Davis
State Livestock Commission
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Montana Experiment Station
Montana Extension Service
Agricultural Experiment Station
Montana State College
Bozeman
W. L. Stockton
Montana Farm Bureau
Livestock Freight Rates Studied by Bureau of Rail Way Economics
Washington report shows freight charges on livestock shipments averaging 63-5 cents of each dollar paid by buyers, with producers receiving about 91 2-6 cents per dollar at shipment. The survey, covering over six thousand carloads at ten markets through last October, aligns with but does not respond to a White House commission. Dillon Dry Goods advertises a strong sale with remnants and hosiery offers.
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Washington
Bureau of Railway Economics
Bureau
President
Agricultural Commission
White House
Stockmen Press 6 Cents and 16 Cents Hides Tariff Plan
The American National Livestock association urged Congress to fix a 6 cent per pound tariff on green hides and 16 cents per pound on dry hides. They asked the president to add 60 percent to the current import tariff on canned meat and tallow and to reduce western livestock rates to ease industry burden. They backed packers and stock yards acts with amendments and urged grazing fee reform and cooperative marketing. The group also supported credits legislation to aid livestock breeders and praised officials including President Coolidge.
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Albuquerque
American National Livestock Association
Congress
United States
West
Interstate Commerce Commission
Secretary of Agriculture
Packers and Stock Yards
National Livestock and Meat Board
California
Biological Survey
Henry C. Wallace
President Coolidge
Association
Notice to Defendant Rei in Montana court case
A. L. Stone sues Joseph Rei and The State of Montana in Beaverhead County district court. He seeks judgment on two promissory notes each for 2000 dollars dated 1918 with 8 percent interest, plus 60 dollars taxes, costs, and attorney fees. Defendant must answer within twenty days of service or face default judgment.
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Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
County of
Beaverhead
Joseph Rei
David Sullivan
Plaintiff
W. B. Stephenson
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Dillon Dry Goods
Dillon Dry Goods Co
Safety Plus
Ieee
Armour-Morris
Resolu- Hongard
Western States
Interstate Commierce Commission
Intermediate Credit Bank
Federal Farm Loan Board
Intermediate Credit Banks
Ilan M. Stephenson
John Collins
Dillon, Mont
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