Dairy Herd Profit Report From Hedrick Dairy
John Hedrick of Belt records six cows eight head including five Durhams one Jersey half blood. Revenue from cream $479.55 plus pork on skim milk $60 plus calves $240 equals $813.56. Hay up to 15 tons valued at $300. two hours daily labor adds $105. Net profit about $328 after pasture rent and interest.
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Belt Valley Creamery
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Montana Daily Bits From Across The State
In Harlem typhoid appears stamped out while Butte reports postal savings over 1.3 million. Helena notes law licenses and a major legislative budget overrun. Scobey water plant vote losses by five. Anaconda lodge theft targets Elks strong box. Cascade protests service to Washington and co operatives re elect leaders. Roundup jail for sheep herder abandonment. Dillon reports aging sheep hay stockpiles. Butte industrial leaders to visit. Lewistown probate reveals a 1 million estate. Helena legislative session costly. Dr Scanland cleared and reinstated. Harlem inventor patents a barbed wire cattle device. Ballots filed in Butte for antiwar protest. railway mail salaries cut between Billings and Lincoln.
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Hamilton
Hamilton School Board
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Anaconda Elks
Cascade
Washington
Lewistown
Dillon
J. L. Vanney
Billings
Billings Commission
Yellowstone Park
Equity Co-operative Association
William Brown
William Searles
Thomas Searles
Royal Morrison
Wilson Owen
Delphia
Blacktail
Butte—Simon Guggenheim
United States
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American Lemiting & Refining Company
Montana
Austin Warr
Fifteenth
Legislative Assembly
J. M. Scanland
Scanland
Mars Severson
Musselshell
Lincoln
Neb
Here
From the kind of men some wives put up with it looks to us
A newspaper remark suggests the average woman would rather stay with an unfaithful husband than desert him, reflecting social attitudes about marriage and endurance.
New Montana Game Law Tightens Licenses and Limits
Montana enacts a sweeping game law affecting hunting and fishing licenses for all ages, raising resident fees to 1.50 annually and non resident fees to 50, with 26 dollars extra for elk in certain counties. Deer season limited to one per year from December 1 to December 15 and several counties face delayed openings or closures in 1922. Seining rules expand in some waters while restricting others across the state.
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Ashley Lake
Flathead Lake
Whitefish Lake
Swan Lake
Dicky Lake
Smith Lake
Flathead County
Thompson Lake
Loon Lake
McGregor Lake
Lincoln County
Lake Frances
Teton County
Lake Bowdoin
Phillips County
Pondera River
Clark’s Fork
Columbia River
Park
Gallatin
Yellowstone
Rosebud
Custer
Richland
Dawson
Sheridan
Valley
Phillips
Big Horn
Fallon
Prairie
Montana College Cookery Students Host Notables Banquet
Cookery students at the College of Montana prepare a grand April 2 banquet for 200 guests including Gov. Sam V. Stewart and other dignitaries. The event features a multi course meal, red and black decorations, and hopeful speakers who must outdo the students. Invitations note prominent figures such as President Wilson and Senators Meyers and Walsh.
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College of Montana
Montana
M. R. D. Davey
Domestic Science Department
Sam V. Stewart
Theodore F. Brantly
C. H
Centenarian Crowley of Logan Reveals Long Life Record
James Crowley, a Logan resident born February 2, 1818 in Ireland, is believed to be Montana’s oldest white man. A British Army veteran of the Indian Mutiny, he fought at Delhi and Lucknow, earned a medal, and later moved to Montana in 1882 to farm on the Madison River. He has five sons, four daughters, and about 35 grandchildren. a Townsend reunion drew many relatives.
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James Crowley
Logan
Montana
Great Britain
Madison River
County Clair
Ireland
East India
Calcutta
Crowley
Delhi
Lucknow
United States
Madison
Townsend
Mike Crowley
C. M. Wilson
J. B. Sloan
Indian Why Stories by Frank B. Linderman
Frank B. Linderman presents Indian Why Stories, or Coskee-see-co-cot, noted as the leading authority on Indian folklore. The popular work, with color illustrations by Charles M. Russell and bound in fine edition, is ready for delivery and priced at 2.10 dollars.
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Linderman
Charles M. Russell
West
Charles Scribner's Sons
Helena
Montana
Great Falls Dye House Promotes Montana Dry Cleaners
Machine hemstitching and picoting completed at Gaiety Shop and Conrad Bank building in Great Falls. Montana's best dry cleaners and hatters offer careful attention to ladies and men's garments. Send inquiries to the Great Falls Dye House.
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Conrad Bank
Great Falls
Montana
Montana Newspaper Association
Montaze
Stylistic Hair Goods From Combings at Ideal Beauty Parlors
Latest Stylist avwitches and hair novelties made from combings. Wiss toupees are made repaired and renovated at Ideal Beauty Parlors in Great Falls.
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Ideal
Great Falls
Beckman Bros. Repair and Remodeling of Great Walls
Beckman Bros. repaired, cleaned and remodeled fur sections and great walls promptly, updating work on the Beckman project.
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Ike
Beckman Bros
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