Farmers Turn Diversification Boosts Yellowstone Valley Trade
Dealers in the Yellowstone Valley report a steady drift toward diversified farming. Sales of mixed farming tools have multiplied several times over in recent years, with beans and dairying shaping the equipment demand and cash registers.
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Yellowstone’ Valley
Classified ads offer farm animals and property for sale
Montana dairy and livestock entries list registered Hereford bulls, baby chicks, hatching eggs, silver foxes, and farm land for sale or rent. Listings include prices, sources in Montana, North Dakota, Oregon, and Washington, with notes on delivery and terms. Several ads promote dairying, stock breeding, and land development opportunities near Spokane, Lewistown, and Great Falls.
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Stephen Schnell
Richardton
North Dakota
Eee
Thomas BE. Woodward
Wibaux
Mont
Spokane
Great Northern
Milwaukee Railways
Milan Farms Development Company
Old National
Dept. G
Wash
Hdwards & Bradford Lumber Co
Elk
Washington
van Dissel & Semple, Symons Bldg
Montana
Wells-Dickey Company
First National Bank
Great Falls
Lewistown
Eid Eckert
Minnesota
O H. Smith
Dept
State Capitol
St. Paul
Minn
Farm implement sales surge nationwide
R B Reis of the land implement company reports a 100 percent expansion in the last year with cream separators 800 percent better. Farm tools like corn binders beet and bean tools and feed grinders show strong gains as suppliers struggle to meet demand across Montana Wisconsin California.
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R.B. Reis
Mr. Reis
Montana
California
Wisconsin
Reis
Watlend Implement Company
KF. B. Connelly Machinery Company
R. B. Freeman
E. J. Carter
Renwick Implement Company
Pioneer Henry Neal long served Deer Lodge as Montana assessor
Henry S Neal of Deer Lodge county, Montana oldest office holder at 80, announced retirement after 20 years as county assessor. A former Confederate soldier and Republican, Neal traced his career from Baltimore to Montana via many ventures including mining ranching and public service, settling in Anaconda then Deer Lodge.
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Montana
Henry 8. Neal
Henry S. Neal
Deer Lodge County
Baltimore
Grover Cleveland
Robert E. Lee
West
Virginia
St. Louis
Kansas City
Atchison, Kan
Shrewbury
Julesburg
Pole Creek
Fort Buford
Green River
Salt Lake
Virginia City
Last Chance Gulch
Neil Howe
Yellowstone National Park
Neal
Last Chance
Deer Lodge Valley
Dance Ranch
Squawgulch
Bratton
Anaconda
Granite County
Arthur Buck Leads Boys In April Gopher Tally
Arthur Buck of Echo district tops April gopher tails with 741 points in the Flathead county contest. Pauline Deucher of Creston district is the April girl champion with 310 points. End of month display planned in Kalispell with prizes including a Savage rifle and an Eastman Brownlie camera for May winners.
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Pauline Deucher
Echo
Creston
Savage
Savage Arms Company
Kalispell Mercantile Company
Kalispell
Eastman Brownlie
Fitch Drug Company
Hardware
Farm Bureau
Kalispell’ Mercantile Company
Howard Thompson
Batavia
Loule Levo
Thain White
Hog Heaven
Thomas Haynes, Jr
Johnnie Wallace
Demersville
Arthur Viaseck
Pauline
Detcher
Damon Reed
Hodgson
Charles O'Connell
Arnold
Bauska
Boorman
Robert Buck
Henry Siderius
Richard Grieg
Doris Gonser
Birch Grove
Russell Munte
Frank Bauer
William Deoung
Yogan
Edwin Cusick
Helena
Flats
Erick Altenberg
Somers
Lloyd Dern
Prospect Park
O. A
W. H. Bauska
George Lust
Lake Blaine
Arthur Small
In Flats
R. A. Sheets
A. G. Bolz
Walt Radel
J. M. Brocken
Sparks
Fred Schmauch
Deer Park
Elizabeth Price
Bad Rock
Joe
Bulla
Earl Hollister
Lake Side
J. L. Ausbridge
Bald Rick
Joe Claridge
Montford
Lawrence Gorton
Borcken
W. S. McCormick
Riverside
Bea
Howser
Cayuse Prairie
DeWitt Clark
Rousselle
O. Conrad
Henry Knippenberg Dead in Indiana
Henry Knippenberg age 8 Montanan known for developing the Hecla mine at Glendale died recently at his Indiana home. He built Hecla into a major state property and paid stockholders millions. He served a partial term in Beaverhead County legislature before resigning over a dispute with his constituency.
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Henry Knippenberg
Indiana
Knippenberg
Hecla
Glendale
Beaverhead County
Wool Pool sale by Stillwater association sells 400000 pounds
The Stillwater Wool Growers association sold its 400000 pound wool pool at 43 cents a pound to Silberman and Sons of Chicago via local agent T P Milvihill. The pool, organized in 1920 with 150 members, aims to market 600000 pounds next year and favors small growers by pooling fleeces for best prices.
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Stillwater Wool Growers Association
Silberman & Sons
Chicago
T. P. Milvihill
Stillwater
Jericho
Utah
Montana Officials Fight Foot and Mouth Disease Spread
Montana veterinarians led by Dr. W J Butler report continued vigilance against foot and mouth disease after a California outbreak. Slaughter is seen as temporary. a serum or cure is sought by scientists, with immunization a future goal. The disease, also called aphthous fever, has appeared in the United States multiple times since 1870, including 1914 in 21 states.
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Montana
W. J. Butler
Buuler
State Department
California
Butler
Department of Agriculture
United States
Montana Nurses Annual Meeting Set for June 12
The Montana State Association of Graduate Nurses announces its annual meeting for June 12 a one day session focused on business and officer elections. A half day session covers Government Nursing Service with department exhibits. Veterans Bureau nurses in hospitals and fields are urged to join when able.
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Montana
Montana State Association’ of
Veterans Bureau
Montana nurses fight Civil Service reclassification bill
Central and district offices will attend as the Montana Association works to defeat the measure that would downgrade nurses from trained professionals to attendants. Dr. Bonness of the State Board of Health has presented the issue to state Woman's Clubs. A petition to Congress to appoint a nurse to rate Civil Service applications will be drafted at the national meeting.
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Montana Association
Bonness
State Board of Health
Congress
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