Washington News Letter discusses Montana unrest and notable senators
Special correspondence notes Senator Myers and Congressmen Isvang and Stout meeting President Wilson over Butteriots and federal troop readiness for Montana. It also reviews The New York Times’ praise of Root, Lodge, Williams, and OGorman, plus Montanan Walsh as a top lawyer and Stout’s early prominence and role in conservation legislation.
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Dillon Examiner
Kenneth Romney
Washington
Myers
Isvang and
Stout
Wilson
Stewart
Montana
Evans
Butte
New York Times
United States Senate
Root
New York
Ludege
Massachusetts
the Times
Webster
Clay
Summer
Blaine
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
James A. O'Gorman
Senator Williams
House of Congress
South
Lodge
Williams
O'Corman
Walsh
House of Representatives
Tom Stout
Congress
House
Public Lands Committee
Mann
Witzgerald
Appropriations Committee
Fitzgerald
Senate
United States
Menbers
Burton
Norris
Nebraska
Montana Strawberries Sought for Statewide Exports
The Horticultural commission seeks fruit from every county, urging Missoula producer M L Dean to notify what they have superior in size and quality. Strawberries are wanted now with 10 cents each for berries three inches or more and five cents for two and a half inch berries, 50 cents per quart for two inch or better, for processing and careful packing.
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Montana
San Francisco
San Diego
Northern Pacific Railway
Montina McIntosh
The
Horticultural Commission
M. L. Dean
Missoula
Suffrage Activity Broadens Across Montana in July
Weekly Bulletin lists July suffrage events from Miles City to Circle and Butte. Rosa lie Jones and Ida Craft lead visits from New York while Jeannette Rankin speaks at Absarokee. Den american and frosty editor meetings, and a massive Montana club support boost follow in Helena and Chicago.
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Butte
Montana
Miles City
Rosalie Jones
Ida Craft
New York
Rosalie
Absarokee
Jeannette Rankin
Judith Basin
Fergus
Cascade, Musselshell
Meagher County
Lewistown
Margaret Hinchey
Chicago
Tyler Thompson
Montana State Federation of Womans’ Clubs
Mary Stewart
University
Missoula
A. 8. Christie
Herrick
Bozeman
Bienniel of Womans’ Clubs
Weekly Market Report North Portland June 19
Receipts for the week include cattle 1611 calves 71 hogs 2482 sheep 8004. Cattle prices steady to firm with good grass steers 7.25 to 7.50 and light hay stock 7.75. butcher trade slow. Hog market strong with top at 8.10 and bulk around 8.05. Ewes 4.00 to 4.25 lambs 4 to 5. yearlings 4.75 to 5. Trade notes demand and limited offerings for lambs.
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Portland
Oregon
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Washington News
Dixie
Suanee River
Equal Suffrage State Central Committee
Grace Cotterill
Colonel Craft
England
Washington, D. C
Henry
Denmark
Denver
the Continental Oil Company
Colorado
Pueblo
Albuquerque
Cheyenne
Boise
Salt Lake City
Weekly Market Report