Highest price paid for wool in Montana markets
Reports from Montana wool markets show rising activity and higher prices with an average of 30 cents per pound this year, up from 25 cents. The Poindexter and Orr sale in Beaverhead fetched 338 1 3 cents a pound, claimed as the highest in the West. Beaverhead Madison counties lead in production. Madison County clip totals and shipments to Boston. Beaverhead clip projected near 3 million pounds.
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Montana
Poindexter & Orr Livestock Company
Beaverhead
Madison
Madison County Monitor
Frank Reid
Boston
William Schulke
W. H. Jones
Schulke
McCarty Mountain
Otto Schulz
Mr. Schulz
Madison County
Alder
George Selway
Elmer Hyndman
William Rhodes
William Stewart
Reserve Strength Boosts Montana Banks Says Examiner
Montana bank deposits rose by about 21 million dollars in the past year, with reserve percentages averaging 37.7 percent in May well above the required 15 percent and higher than in recent years. The state’s deposits increased nearly four million since last month, signaling growing wealth and upcoming loan activity tied to crop proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
H. S. Magraw
Butte
Wisdom
T. A. Hibbard
Magraw
Montana Sees Surge in State Merchants Growth
Philip S. Rash of R G Dunn & Co reports Montana mercantile firms rise from 10 000 two years ago to 11 300 now. He calls the growth phenomenal and notes most firms appear to be doing unusually well across the sector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Philip S. Rash
R. G.dunn & Co
Mercantile Agency
Rush
Automobiles in Yellowstone Park Regulatio n and Fees
Interior Department issues park entry rules for this season. autos must be for pleasure, not paying passengers. Parking and passing rules, muffler covers, speed limits up to 20 mph on straight roads, 12 mph uphill, 10 mph downhill, and 8 mph on sharp curves. Entry tickets cost 7.50 single, 10 season. gasoline at stations, high altitude reduces engine power, and inspections required. Also reports local items on births, business changes, taxes, a lecture date, and legal action in Madison County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone National Park
Interior Department
Dillon
Twenty Years Ago Interesting Items From the Examiner Files
Names and movements of locals and visitors are listed, including Joseph Arbour of Argenta, A. O. Rose from Poca tello, Jos Shineberger of Lima, M. L. Davidson to Bed rock and Lima, J. 8. Baker of Lima, Lorenzo Cushing bound for Salt Lake, J. E. Morse at a state board meeting in Helena, John Lenkersdorfer moving to Whitehall, Jules Guyaz of Medicine Lodge, L. J. Price canvassing Big Hole for Dillon Implement, and Lambert Elfelhaa hurt while fixing a bicycle on Sunday morning.
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Noyes
Shannon
J. E. Morse
Helena
State Board of Education
State Normal School
Walter Powers
Madison County
Dillon Implement Company
J. L. Fishburn
Call John
Armitage
Lewis
Melrose Morton
R. A. Sullivan
Cochran
Bastian
Stevenson
Joseph Arbour
Argenta
A. O. Rose
Pocatello
Jos. Shineberger
Lima
M. L. Davidson
Bedrock
Baker
Union Pacific
Lorenzo Cushing
Salt Lake
John Lenkersdorfer
Whitehall
Jules Guyaz
Medicine Lodge
L. J. Price
Big Hole
Lambert Elfelhaa
Official Reform Wave Evident Across Montana Counties
The report notes a broad reform movement in Montana with energetic citizens promoting ethical cleansing of officials. Over the past eighteen months the drive has targeted county leaders, including Madison county authorities, signaling widespread action against corruption and moral courage in public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Madison
High water slows mining near Armstead and Bedrock
Herb Selway, who manages copper claims near Armstead, said recent high water has seriously slowed development. Horse Prairie creek remains flooded, while Bedrock river has subsided toward normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herb Selway
Armstead
Selway
Horse Prairie
Hail Storm Damages Twin Bridges Section
A Wednesday hail storm caused heavy damage in Twin Bridges area. Stones up to 1.25 inches shattered windows at Homer Tash and wrecked Castle’s greenhouse with 124 broken panes. Hundreds of chickens and fowls were killed as roofs with patent roofing were ruined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer ‘Tash
Castle
Hail storms cause crop damage in Twin Bridges area
The Twin Bridges Independent reports two hail storms, including a Wednesday event and a Thursday follow up, shaping roofs into virtual sieves and likely causing extensive crop damage though exact losses were not yet confirmed.
Globetrotter and His Mandolin Visit Dillon
J Rosenbaum, who in 1909 began a world walk, resumed travel after wintering near Twin Bridges. He reached Dillon in Montana last week and wowed locals with his mandolin. He plans to move westward again in a day or two and will stop in the United States until European hostilities end. He has two more states to visit to complete the tour of every state.
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J. Rosenbaum
New York
Twin Bridges
Rosenbaum
Montana
Madison County
Dillon
Union
Jack Noonan The Cleaner and Tailor
Cleaning pressing and repairing of ladies and gents clothing. Suits made to order. Agent for International and Best Tailoring. All work guaranteed. Corner Washington and Bannack streets. Phone 83.
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Jack—Noonan
International
Washington and
Bannack Streets
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State
Northern Pacific Company
Banks OF
National
H. O. Miller
G. T. Paul
Carl Bond
Phil Thorpe
Bert G. Paige
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of Montana
W. W. Payne
Bert. G. Paige
Prince Albert
Progess
Rea Neral Tobsteo Co
Albert
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winston-Salem, N. C
Millater
Nat
Satan
Globetrotter
Thor
Rife Electric. CO
E. “Sebrée ‘St. Sts
Dillon I
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