Montana Second in Wool Production Survey
Survey figures released by John W. Haw show Montana produced 33,440,000 pounds of wool from 3,800,000 sheep in 1930, ranking second behind Texas. Washington averaged 9.5 pounds per fleece, Idaho 9.2, Oregon 9, Montana 8.8, North Dakota 8.2, and Minnesota 7.8 with the U.S. average 7.8 pounds on 42,748,000 head.
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Wool price in Montana set to drop to 14 cents
Helena report says Montana wool will fall from 18 to 14 cents a pound starting next Monday. Last year farmers received 20 to 22 cents, and two years ago the average was about 38 cents. The notice comes from the National Wool Marketing corporation of Boston to the Montana Woolgrowers' association.
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Helena
Montana
Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
National Wool Marketing Corporation of Boston
Council Buys Tractor for Street Maintenance
Council approves purchase of a tractor for street and alley work. Itemized expenses include salaries for Chas EB Nelson Warren Sutherland L M Poindexter L P Phillips and payments to Weatherly Repair Shop Graeter-Waldorf Co Phillips Garage Barry Hopkins A W Hall Beaverhead Auto Sales Montana Auto Supply The Texas Co Continental Oil Co Thos E Luebben Ott Gordon and Mrs John Albers with various small supplies and rent totaling for the period.
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Aptany
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Standard Lumber Co
Sup- Pugs Co
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Continental Oil Co
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Ott Gordon
Forrest Bayerd
City
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Hans Henningson
Frank Hoffman
J. B. McLaren
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Westmont Tractor Co
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Wallace Tienan Co
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Senior Graduation Notes and Campus Events at College
The article lists graduates and reporters from the Dillon college including Magnus Arsheim Emma Virginia Albertini and many others. It notes a senior dinner in residence halls with toastmaster Professor Rush Jordan and talks on The Day, plus a four act comedy The New Lady Bantock staged by Myrtle Savidge with Barbara Tower as stage manager.
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Dorothy Mcorrell
Rush Jordan
R. Ke, Albright
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Elizabeth Hopkins
Jessie Duboc
Lady Bantock
College Auditorium
Myrtle Savidge
Anna Mantz
Butte
Albert Comer
Harrison
Leo Musberger
Billings
Dolan Nash
Redstone
Eileen Raymond
Helmville
Hallie Pasley
Ennis
Anna Mautz
Dillon
Hellen Dean
Anaconda
Mabel Camp
Clyde Park
William Anderson
Libby
William Wolverton
Whitehall
Ibllen Jenkins
Noxon
Alberta Shepherd
Great Falls
Jane Herndon
Bernice Carkeet
Barbara Tower
Ninety Two Seniors Earn Diplomas This Morning
Ninety two graduates receive diplomas in a morning ceremony following a Saturday reception at residence halls. Baccalaureate services occurred Sunday at the college auditorium with Dr. B. Davis delivering the address on The Inner Voice and Outer Confusion. Three Dillon clergy participated, including Rev. T. J. Simons and Rev. J. D. Smith delivering invocation, benediction, and remarks.
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Phosphate soil tests show potential for Beaverhead crops
Mr Herberg surveys Beaverhead and Big Hole basin plots noting phosphate as the sole deficient mineral. Demonstrations include wheat, alfalfa, potatoes, and gardens on multiple ranches. Observers can request details from Hotel Baxter Bozeman or contact Bernard Williams for results and farming method implications.
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Peter Peterson
Bert Morrison
Soren P. Larson
Jens Bay
Jack Shaffner
Tom Dubois
Owens
Potmdexter & Orr
Mr. Williams
Big Hole Basin
Frank Hazelbaker
George Clemon
Martin Jackson
Dudley Ranch
Mr. Herborg
Baxter
Bozeman
Mont
Bernard Williams
Herborg
Beaverhead County
Rocky Mountain States
Joe Metlen New Leader Mining Men
Mining men from nearly every county district attended with about ten members planning to attend the Northwest Mining association convention in Spokane next week. The program will include two speakers, Francis Thomson of the School of Mines and I B Haviland of the I B Mining Co Bannack.
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Drum corps to sponsor dance and parade at Anaconda
The drum corps sponsors a dance here with a picnic in Gregson Springs and a Sunday parade at Anaconda. Members traveling include Earl Wheat Tom Yost Joe Metlen Warren Stone Ernest Nelson Anson Baxter Paul Bramsman Burdess Farrell Ott Gordon Francis Gelhaus Emery Smith David Hier Melvyn Smith and Ted Oliver.
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Anaconda
Earl ‘Wheat
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Joe Metlen
Warren Stone
Ernest Nelson
Anson Baxter
Paul Bramsman
Burdess Farrell
Ott Gordon
Francis Gelhaus
Emery Smith
David Hier
Melvyn Smith
Ted Oliver
Former Dillon student slain by her husband
A former Dillon Normal College student, born in Havre, was killed by her husband. The report notes she attended the college after moving from Havre and mentions a concert club presenting in several Montana cities.
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Free Circus Tickets Promotion Sparks Subscriptions
A six month subscription offer in today's Examiner includes a filled blank and a $1.25 price. The promotion targets boys who complete the form for free circus tickets.
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Beavershead Madison Girl Eligible for Special Admission Ticket
A young girl under sixteen from Beaverhead or Madison counties qualifies for the special admission ticket. The Al G. Barnes circus is larger this year with many features. Clip the subscription blank in another paper section to obtain a subscriber card and see the circus for free.
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Beaverhead
Madison Counties
al G. Barnes
Rep Scott Leavitt Delivers Mines Commencement Address
Rep Scott Leavitt spoke at the Montana School of Mines commencement last Friday night. He then traveled to Great Falls for a Monday speaking engagement after departing Dillon Sunday.
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School of Mines
Dillon
Great Falls
Nation-Wide Safety Campaign Warns Motorists Against Dangers
The Silver town Safety League leads a nationwide effort enrolling over 5,000 motorists daily to promote safe driving. The pledge outlines nine rules and can be signed free at Goode Tich dealers, with a radiator emblem issued to supporters.
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