Wool market outlook and Montana growers urged to expect better prices
Dr Rudolf Clemen of Armour urges Montana woolgrowers to anticipate improved prices as a national wool marketing plan takes effect. The market remains active with prices holding, while production and consumption patterns shift due to increased global fiber competition and changing demand.
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Montana
Rudolf Clemen
Livestock Bureau of Armour & Co
Clemen
Federal Farm Board
National Marketing Corporation
Boston
Murray Stebbins
Matt
Farm Board
Helena
United States
American Woolen Company
Japan
U. S
France
Germany
Argentine
Australia
Rural Montana Native Adam Maier Dies in Idaho
Montana resident Adam Maier, longtime Cottonwood area figure, died May 20 in Cottonwood Idaho. His body returned to Dillon for burial with Episcopal rites led by Rev Huddloff of Butte. Interment followed at Mountain View Cemetery as friends and relatives expressed sympathy.
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Montana
Cottonwood
Idaho
Adam Maler
Dillon
Episcopal Church
Huddloff
Butte
Mountain View
Dillon Narrowly Tops Opponent 17 16
The report notes a tight game won 17 to 16 by Dillon as the team earned every one of their 15 points. Mrs Julius Hartwig and daughter Lucy Kambich traveled to Butte on Friday.
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Dillon
Julius Hartwig
Lucy Kambich
Butte
Buick sedan stolen from Anson Baxter garage
The Buick sedan belonging to J Anson Baxter was stolen from the garage at the rear of his home between Sunday night and last evening. Thieves forced the garage lock to enter. The car doors and ignition were locked. Baxter noticed the loss about six o'clock last evening after not using the car since Sunday.
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J. Anson Baxter
Mr. Baxter
Tiny frock pattern for a child party dress
Dainty charm describes a dotted swiss and pastel crépe de chine party frock for a child age two to eight. The design features puff sleeves, a three-ruffly skirt, and a rosette accent on one shoulder, sold as Pictorial Printed Pattern No. 5209 for 35 cents.
Commencement Exercises Close as Grads Receive Diplomas
The town’s commencement events conclude with matinee dance for graduates, baccalaureate address by Rev J D Smith at Grace Methodist, and the music department concert led by L A Gregory and Le nore Thompson. Diplomas tonight list general course names including Hull, Churchill, O Hara, Hansen, Stinson, Waldemar, Anderson, Mikkelson, Selway, Taylor, Hignight, Danste, Caskin, Stahl, Innes, Stultz.
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Angeline Smith
Normal College
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
J. D. Smith
L. A. Gregory
Glee Club
Lenore Thompson
Hope Hull
Audrey Churchill
Mary O’hara
Edith Hansen
Gladys Stinson
Gladys Stinson, “Helen Waldemar, Cora Anderson, Evelyn Mikkelson
May Selway
Mary Louise ‘Taylor
Trenie Hignight
Major Danste
Barry Caskin
Paul Stahl
Joe Innes
Buster’ ‘Stultz
Notable names listed across multiple fields in roster
The document lists individuals by department including Classical Frances Churchill and Ivie Wentworth in arts and humanities. scientists like Clifford Berry and John Bourquin. commercial staff Dorothy Oliver and Kathryn McLean. home science figures Virginia Randolph and Mary Kennison. and agriculture personnel Everett Holden and Roy Hansen.
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Frances Churchill
Ivie Wentworth
Elizabeth Ballard
Alma Christensen
Thelma Tallent
Helene Hoffman
Alma Olsen
Laura Jane Osborne
Harriet Schuler
Olga Anderson
Clifford Berry
John Bourquin
Howard Nelson
Dale Medsker
Dwyer
Schmitt
Henry Hignight
Hiram Brundage
Donald Bayerd
George Christensen
Howard Cashmore
Kirkwood Fox
Dorothy Oliver
Kathryn McLean
Ruth Ryburn
Edith Rasmussen
Virginia Randolph
Mary Kennison
Elizabeth Reiber
Everett Holden
Roy Hansen
Dan Pendergast
Dillon Boys Talk Featured at Rotary Meeting
Rotary members heard Dillon Boys speak on Montana Future Farmers regional conference and Frank Hazelbaker Jr. discuss American Cadets achievements. W. B. Hartwig shared a Los Angeles trip story, and a proposal to move meetings from Wednesday to Monday was discussed but not actioned.
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Montana Future Farmers
Frank Hazelbaker, Jr
W. B. Hartwig
Los Angeles
A. H. McFarland
No Entry Fee to Be Charged for Wool Exhibits
The Wool Show sponsors announce no entry fee for fleeces, aiming to attract more entries. Fleeces will be judged by grade with shrinkage estimates for prize-winning lots. The County Collective offers large trophies and cash prizes for the top ten fleeces. Exhibits from county and local Wool Grower Associations encouraged with space for display at the International at Chicago. Free storage is provided by the Montana Wool Growers Association.
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Chicago
International-at-Chicago
Montana Woo! Growers Association
Wool Show Notice From Secretary Murray Stebbins
Free storage offered for fleeces sent by parcel post or prepaid express. Fleeces to be entered under exhibitor name and stored in light cool places with moth balls. Registered sheep fleeces do not compete with grade sheep fleeces except in sweep stake prizes.
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Murray KE. Stebbins
Ranchers of Beaverhead County Form Association
Fred Rife serves as secretary as ranchers meet to organize a county association. The group plans to publish a book listing Beaverhead County brands and to offer a reward for the capture of livestock thieves.
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Fred Rife
Beaverhead County
Beaterhead Valley Water Commissioners Appointed for Summer
Judge Henry G. Rodgers appointed five water commissioners to serve in the Beaverhead valley this summer. The head commissioner is Forrest Bayerd, with Blair Sprinkle A A Elliott Jesse A Ditty and Elmer Gordon named as members.
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Mary Henneberry
W. F. Henneberry
Henry G. Rodgers
Beaverhead Valley
Forrest Bayerd
Blair Sprinkle
A. A. Elliott
Jesse A. Ditty
Elmer Gordon
Well Known Resident Describes Heating System Invention
Mr Hansen states the heating system is a great convenience on ranches with water systems in the home. He can install these systems on ranches or small towns if several have them installed at the same time at a nominal cost.
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Hansen
Music Departments for Libraries Add New Advance
A summary noting that music departments in libraries are adopting new advance methods, with increased enthusiasm proportional to audience familiarity. The approach has proven successful in major cities and universities.
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America
Paris
Geo.m.gosman
Rexall Store
Seattle
Northern Pacific Railway
C. E. McMillen
Gen’l. Agt
D. E. Wilder
Agt
Butte, Mont
Western
Reichle News
Adolph Reichle
Plains
Adam Maier
Stephan Kambich
Ziegler Springs
Harry Staten
Will Staten
Twin Bridges
Jim Campbell
Frances
Dillon M. W. A
Glenrose
Chevrolet
Jewett
O. K
Montana Auto Supply CO
Anson Baxter Garage
Pictorial Review
Rotary
A. L. Stone
Inventor Heating System
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