Babson predicts 1922 crop outlook amid hopeful trends
Babson argues agricultural products lift spending power as crops show mixed signals. He cites June government data with wheat acreage down 2.2 percent but yields up 17.1 percent, oats up in output, rye surge, and cotton supply near last year's level with rising demand.
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Wellesley Hills
Mass
Roger W. Babson
Russia
Europe
Babson Agricultural Index
Mr. Babson
Babson
Dillon Examiner masthead and editorial address notice
The Dillon Examiner dated July 12 1922 lists editorial and business management correspondence to be directed to the Dillon Examiner. It records second class matter status for a Dillon Montana publication entered September 20 1902 under the March 8 1879 Act.
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Dillon
Montana
Examiner
Dillon Examiner
Pari mutuel measure gains necessary signatures
Helena July 7 2000 to 2000 more signers than necessary were obtained for the pari mutuel measure according to the secretary of state. The plan would allow betting machines at state and county fairs limiting activity to six days per year to aid fairs financially and curb state treasury drain.
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Helena
Despondent Bride-To-Be Fatally Hires Gas In Montana Hotel
Marian E. Currie aged 23 committed death by own action by inhaling gas in her hotel room in Great Falls. She believed another woman sought to win the affections of her fiancé. Police found her body after hours.
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Great Falls
Marian E. Currie
Tragic note found as girl lies beneath blanket and gas stove
A girl was found lying on a bed with a blanket over her head and a small stove releasing gas. She left a note to Clarence Boettel, a man she was to marry, and her mother and stepfather in Dillon are known relatives.
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Clarence Boettel
Dillon
Dropping Property Values In Silver Bow County
Silver Bow County total valuations reach 105 941 000 for the year a decline of about 7 000 000 from last year Five million stems from solvent credits five million from stock curtailment one million from real estate cuts last year by the state board of equalization Railroads telegraphs telephones and mine net proceeds valued by the state board not included in the total but do not alter the 7 000 000 drop Mrs F M Carr and child visited Dillon from Dell and were guests at the Hirschman home Also notes of eye service by Dr Scarborough at Andrus hotel on July 22 1912 and Chas Sassman shopping from Reichle
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Butte
Silver Bow
Peter Kelly
Kelly
State Board of Equalization
Baseball score recap with multiple players noted
Summary of a game detailing two-base and three-base hits by Cairns Jones and Sieber, pitching by Gangler and Gosman, and bases on balls. Includes score by innings with totals, and remarks on stolen bases, passed balls, and hit by pitch occurrences.
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Roas
Gosman
Cairns
C. Jones
Sieber
Mattick
Medlen
Gaugler
Gangler
Batte
Dillon
A. Jones
F. Jones
Jones
Thornton
Badgers
O’connor
Ditty
O’conor
Stahl
Keller
Brundage
McCarthy
Beavers
Erences
Davis
Jennings
Wernee
Vandererift
Whalen
Paul
Gowan
Curry
Sere
Gibson
Gophers
Galt
Holtz
Metlen
J. T. Ross
W. Ross
Weneeeee
Shawl
C Weeeeeas
Peteregt
Weneeweeee
Peterson
Eye Specialist Dr Scarborough to Visit Dillon This Saturday
Dr H H Scarborough eye specialist will lecture at the Andrus Hotel in Dillon on Saturday July 22. His methods promise reliable relief for headaches dizziness and eye defects.
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H. H. Scarborough
Andrus Hotel
Dillon
Miss Margaret White Visits Sister in City
Miss Margaret White arrived last Thursday from Santa Ana California and will spend several weeks in the city visiting her sister Miss Carolyn White.
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Margaret White
Santa Ana
Cal
Carolyn White
Splendid Musical Given on Last Friday Evening
Report of the condition of the State Bank of Dillon Montana as of June 30 1922 shows total resources of 1 186 682 16 with deposits 1 233 528 15. A separate notice covers a trio of Dillon youths Ralph McFadden Lester Opp and Grace Little delivering a recital at the Normal training school auditorium to enthusiastic crowds.
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State Bank of
Dillon
Montana
Eegeccoss
Rankin House
Ceerenenens
GOI
State of
County of
Beavereed
A. Graet
Rasher
A. L
Barrett
E. Monroe
Motary
Normal Training School
Lester Opp
Opp
Popper
Dana Institute ‘of Music
Social notes from Dillon area visitors and residents
Mrs. D. V. Erwin and two children enjoy Elkhorn Springs this week. Mrs. A. H. French shopped in Dillon from Argenta on Monday. Miss Mae Stocker visited from Grant and stayed at the Medlen. Genevieve Field arrived from Portland to visit her brother Marshal Field. Mrs. Marshal Field and Horace went to La Crosse to visit relatives. Mrs. C. Combs and baby daughter visited Dillon Monday at the Carter ranch with Guy Carter family.
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D. V. Erwin
Elkhorn Springs
A. H. French
Dillon
Argenta
Mae Stocker
Medlen
Genevieve I, Field
Portland
Oregon
Marshal Field
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F. M. Carr
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Dell
Sylvester Hirschman
Scarborough
Chas. Sassman
Reichle
Whee
Veeeeseer Hartwig
Veene Brundage
Wanses Thornton
Ralph McFadden
McFadden
Dana Institute of Music
Messrs
Grace Little
Clifford
Sterday
Dillon Dry Goods Company
Dillon To Jackson
Anderson Livery Company
Dillon and
Jackson
Montana Street
Hanson Auto
Vannie Egan
And
Anson
Baxter
Caliswayhas
Milwaukee
Wisc
Agnes Bernstein
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