Dates Set for Stockmen's Meet in Montana
Great Falls Jan 28 Dates for the 40th annual Montana Stockgrowers association convention are April 7 and 8 announced by L E Jones secretary of the Great Falls Commercial club after a tele phone conference with EH A Phillips of Helena state secretary A large delegation is expected from Sioux City Iowa St Paul and Chicago Speakers of national reputation on agriculture and livestock will appear The meeting is seen as important as cattle conditions are improving Officers listed include C M Simpson Volberg president R F Clary Great Falls first vice president E O Selway Dillon second vice president E A Phillips secretary treasurer
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L. E. Jones
Great Falls
Jones
Montana
C. M. Simpson
Volberg
R. F. Clary
Great Falla
E. O. Selway
Dillon
E.A. Phillips
Wool shortage prompts call for expansion in US flocks
Frank J. Hagenbarth of the National Woolgrowers Association warns in San Francisco that the United States currently produces about two thirds of its wool needs and could expand by 14 to 15 million sheep. He notes a global wool shortage, cites rising demand in Japan and China, and urges a tariffcommission as a nonallocative fact finder amid debates on wool tariffs.
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San Francisco
United States
Frank J. Hagenbarth
Spencer
Idaho
National Woolgrowers’ Association
Association
Hagenbarth
Europe
Japan
China
Argentine
Colorado
Wyoming
Washington
Montana
Dillon Busy Week as Residents Visit and Travel
A flood of visitors and residents frequent Dillon with trips from Armstead Lima and Butte. People from Deer Lodge Varney and Virginia City attend to business, court, or errands while others plan to travel to Butte for Blossom Time and a演 musician appearance.
Operations and Travels of Local Residents This Week
Doctors and locals appear in a compact roundup. Dr J L McCarthy visited Dillon last week performing several operations. Mrs A H Rife, a pioneer resident, fractured her hip after a fall on a polished floor but is progressing well. Paul Bramnaman returns from appendicitis surgery in Butte and is recovering. D A Galt, Beav erhead Motors manager, spent days in Salt Lake City on business. Senator F A Hazelbaker and wife spent the weekend in Dillon during the legislative session. Hazelbaker says the session is quiet and harmonious. Master Frank Hazelbaker, hospitalized in Butte, is recovering and expected back in Dillon in two weeks. Eph Peterson returns from the Pacific coast. W M Shufelt of Spokane and Spur ranch head to Old Mexico for three months with family. Mr and Mrs Albert Yochelson plan to move to Wisdom. Retail Ford truck sales topped 200 000 for 1923. Lincoln car sales up 25 percent in 1924. Fordson tractors to Russia total nearly a million dollars with Odessa and Novorossiysk shipments.
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W. N. Bichler
Armatead
Dillon
Tom Call
Varney
M. J. Sperling
Butte
Harry Pierce
Dale Metlen
Horse Prairie
Fred Hansen
Centennial Valley
Tom Morrow
City
Divide
Jack Nemeck
W. R. Allen
Coolidge
Boston Development Company
Frank Rife
Upper Medicine Lodge
H. G. Rodgers
F. D. Willis
Virginia City
Lyman, Bennett
George Gould
B. L. LeClar
Twin Bridges
Otto Gosman
Lima
A. 8
Rife
Helena
F. A. Hazelbaker
Senator Hazelbaker
Frank Hazelbaker
Murray Hospital
Ford
Fordson
Fordsons
Odessa
Novoroasisk
Beavertica's Motors Co Good Buys On Ford Vehicles
Beavertica's Motors Co advertises several good buys in teed Fords with promotional terms. The dealer highlights affordable options and practical financing to attract buyers.
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Beavertica’s Motors Co
Ford Cars Sell At Rate Of 250 An Hour In 1924
Americans bought Ford cars at about 250 units per hour around the clock for 300 business days, fueling Ford Motor Company's record year amid unsettled business conditions.
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United States
Ford
Ford Motor Company
First Baptist Church Seeks New Members in Growth Push
The First Baptist Church under Minister Hurley notes growth with two new members added last Sunday. It invites townsfolk to join its progressive church, listing Bible School at 10 a.m. and services at 11 a.m. 7:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. respectively, plus Wednesday prayer and praise at 7:30 p.m.
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EB. L. Hurley
Baptist Young People Social Attracts Large Crowd
Over fifty members of the Baptist Young People Union attended a lively social at the Baptist church last Friday. They played games, socialized, and enjoyed lunch. George Johnson, president, leads a growing program with strong Sunday evening turnout at 6 30.
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Baptist Church
Baptist Young People’s Union
George Johnson
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