Buffalo Hunt and Plains Wedding Described in 1874 Memoir
An 1874 Buffalo hunt near Crow agency ends with an improvised wedding. Col. J H Allen and six companions witness Major Bowles and Miss Little Pony marry by a campfire on Duck Creek. They share meat, skins, and months of hunting before returning to the Crow agency.
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Jirah H. Allen
Columbus
Crow Agency
Mission Creek
Major ,Reed
A. P. Fox
Yank Everetts
Mr. Bowles
Miss Little Pony
Duck Creek
Fox
Rey
Myr. Bowles
Little Pony
Bowles
Big Timber Creek
Buffalo
Sweet Grass Creek
Have you any references says maid joke
A comic exchange between a house mistress and a prospective maid. The servant boasts many references, but explains they are like her photographs none do her justice. The humor relies on self deprecation and social signifiers of employment.
State Shippers Urged to Quick Freight Movements
Montana shippers face possible penalties as L F Nichols of the Northwest Shippers advisory board warns that the government aims to cut waste in freight car time. He cites aim to unload even on Sundays and abolish practices like loading at mines and delaying cars for orders, urging full cooperation with the interstate commerce commission.
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Montana
L. F. Nichols
Northwest Shippers Advisory Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Nichols
Sale notice and product ads from old Montana issue
Commerce notes advertise a 1941 rural directory for Valley county Montana priced at 50 cents per copy for distribution in the U S A. Other lines promote roofing netting fencing and steel posts from Alaska Junk Co Spokane and an exchange inquiry for standard oil pictures with contact in Hollywood California.
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Valley County
Montana
U. S
Glasgow Courier
Glasgow
Alaska Junk Co
Spokane
Wash
Meat prices rise in February for Montana farmers
Montana farmers received higher prices for meat products in February led by hogs on local markets. Beef cattle veal calves and lambs edged up, while grains and miscellaneous products fell. apples dropped while dairy stayed steady. The price index shows Montana lagging national declines, with hogs up 50 cents per 100 and calves and lambs rising modestly.
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Montana
Jay G. Diamond
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Diamond
Miles City Station Will Continue Under Fire Department Plan
The Miles City experiment station of the Agriculture Department's Bureau of Animal Industry will keep operating despite the discontinuation of cattle breeding experiments at another station. This was stated during House Appropriations Subcommittee hearings on the Agriculture Department appropriations bill for fiscal 1943.
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Miles City Experiment Station
Agriculture Department
Bureau of Animal Industry
House Appropriations
Land Bank Fears Speculation As Farm Prices Rise
C C Rowan of the Federal Land Bank of Spokane reports rising land prices and stronger farm demand in the northwest, noting a wartime parallel to 1917. He urges sound credit, warns against speculative pricing, and outlines cooperation with state land use groups to stabilize postwar farming in Montana Idaho Oregon and Washington.
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Northwest
C. C. Rowan
Federal Land Bank of Spokane
Montana
Rowan
Kane Institution
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Land Bank
State College
Half of State Wool Crop Now Contracted
Montana wool producers rushed to sell in late February after a price ceiling was set by Washington. The Montana Wool Growers News Letter reports 12 to 15 million pounds contracted in two weeks at 36 to 42 cents per pound, mostly 40. In subsequent sales a large southwestern pool sold at 403 cents and a northeastern clip at 414 cents per pound.
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Montana
Office of Price Administration
Washington, D. C
Montana Wool Growers News Letter
State Woolgrowers Association
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Jordan Montana
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Snohomish, Wash
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Dubois
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Browning
Satan
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Butte, Montana
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Butte, Mont
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2Nd Ave. So
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Bozeman
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Fred H. Cockell
Milwaukie
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Giants
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Lewistown
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America
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Decorah
U. 8
Dawson Hatchery
Dawson, Minn
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Bismarck
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Williston
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Aberdeen
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