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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1925
Page
9
A nostalgic poem from Sam E McDowell of Big Timber Montana laments the roundup and shipment of native Cayuse horses. It recalls range life, the bond with cow horses, and the belief that modern changes threaten their place on Montana plains while urging preservation.
World renowned statistician Roger W. Babson, visiting Babson Park Florida, explains slow retail trade despite rising Babson chart figures. He cites wartime profit distortions, overcapacity, and severe winter weather disrupting transport and demand, noting a gradual recovery may take years as consumption catches up.
The article notes a shift in business optimism after Coolidge's 1924 election, linking weather, crops, and economic hope for farmers to broader national savings. It outlines plans for expanding Ford operations abroad including Brazil and Japan, with a Yokohama assembly plant and a new dealer organization to handle Asia and the Pacific. Parts will come from Kearny, New Jersey, to Yokohama for local assembly.
Edsel B. Ford reports brighter foreign trade prospects for autos and announces Ford Motor Company of Japan, Ltd. with a Yokohama assembly plant. He cites a 20 percent rise in foreign sales, expansion in Europe with plants at Stockholm and Rotterdam, and growth in South America including Santiago and Pernambuco.
North Salem Ohio is highlighted as a busy thrift minded community with every property owner owning at least one Ford. The village population is 46 with 19 dwellings and 30 Ford units including cars trucks and Fordson tractors. Also noted is the Los Angeles marriage of Virginia Quarles daughter of G B Quarles formerly of Salmon to Oscar Fenn.
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