Bozeman Roundup Fetes Riders and Wild Horses
Bozeman prepares for the annual roundup with eight thousand dollars in prizes for speed endurance and horsemanship. Cowboys and tourists converge as Indians in costume and stagecoaches join a vast metal arena setting. The event links frontier heritage with modern Montana life and features wild horses, Brahma cattle, and rodeo feats attracting 25 000 spectators.
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Montana Municipal League plans Anaconda convention
W. H. Harrison announces the Montana Municipal League annual convention will be held in Anaconda on August 31 to September 2. Other items note a Joe Catron fine for selling unfit eggs, a Butte Sheep Shearers Union convention discussions, a fatal fall at Anaconda reduction works, and railroad revenue and labor news across Helena and eastern Montana.
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Poultry Supplies and Feed Prices in Butte Mont
Classified listing offers poultry feed and supplies from Butte Montana providers, plus requests to buy poultry and eggs. Also includes fruit from Washington orchard with pricing for cherries, apples, cucumbers, and melons. educational ads for Morse telegraphy in Butte. employment and equipment notices across Montana.
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Reqnfield. CO
Butte, Mont
Good Poultry Co
Butte,’ Mont
Butte Lineman KOs American in Thirteenth Round Victory
George Kessler, a Butte Electric Light worker, defeated George La Blanche for the middleweight C title in a 13th round stoppage at the race track before about 1,000 spectators. The announcer declared Kessler the winner after La Blanche was knocked down five times.
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George la Blanche
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Jack Dempsey
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La_ Blanche
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Chas. S. Hartman Returns to Montana After Ecuador Service
Charles S. Hartman of Bozeman, former congressman and long time diplomat to Ecuador, tours Montana renewing friendships after nine years abroad. Ecuador officials requested President Harding retain him as minister in Ecuador, praising his role in strengthening U S Ecuador ties. The case mirrors Brand Whitlock in Belgium, with strong political pressure to preserve his diplomatic post.
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Charles §. Hartman
Bozeman
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Helena Alfalfa Weevil Yet Sparse In Montana Reports
C. C. Davis commissioner of agriculture says the Helena Alfalfa weevil is present in Idaho but has not entered Montana significantly after a four day tour through Beaverhead County.
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Idaho
Montana
C. C. Davis
Beaverhead County
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