Shaw Attends Auction Visit After Big Hole Trip
J. E. Shaw traveled from the Big Hole basin to attend the auction sale and spend a few days visiting his family.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1922
Page
5
J. E. Shaw traveled from the Big Hole basin to attend the auction sale and spend a few days visiting his family.
Mrs. Ray Tash traveled from Melrose to visit Dillon relatives last week, sharing time with family members and returning home.
News digest from Montana with items from Butte Great Falls Livingston Billings Helena and Washington covering school spending gasoline tax cases murders fires influenza labor asks predictions and a war finance loan for agriculture and livestock. Notable figures include Butte per capita school costs 17 46 and 623 per capita clues about Roy Donnell confession and mayoral candidate John Wendel. Montana advances of 249000 from War Finance Corporation for farming and livestock.
Beaverhead county reports minimal contracting this year yet buyers have inspected the local fields while Nevada and Idaho show activity. The article notes supply is below any year since the Great War and highlights rising interest in wool conditions.
A Washington report cited by the Department of Agriculture notes world wool demand recovering to near pre war levels while supplies remain tight. United States stocks and 1919 to 1921 production figures show declines. Britain France and Germany run mills at capacity as global sheep populations stay near 1913 levels.
Mike Rebich of this section feeds a flock claimed to be the finest ever raised in the county. The lambs, fattened on hay, weigh about 60 pounds. Tom Morrow was in town Saturday for the event at the Front Divide horse gate.
John Peterson traveled to Batur Ay Fima and watched a race featuring a horse event at the Grant venue.
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