Prohibition Inspector Sees Mixed Montana Results
Mrs. Roza, a prohibition inspector visiting Helena, reports uneven effects of prohibition across Montana. She cites towns with contrasting saloon presence, advocates government sale of liquor by prescription, and warns bootleggers will persist if prices stay high and punishment remains light.
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Butte
Kay
Srs Roza
Montana
Roza
Helena
Shelley
Washington
Local notes from Havre and Helena reveal political bids and road work
May reports in Havre note a candidate declaration for U S senator in Helena and a highway contract in Gallatin County approved by the state commission. Great Falls reports wool sales at 40 cents a pound for 1922, with about 60 600 pounds in the clip. Havre recounts a two hour road clearing project transforming Beaver Creek road to the Bear Paw area, involving 75 volunteers and a community supper.
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Helena
Alexander
Kalispell
United States
Chicago
George W. Lanstrum
State Highway Commission
Gallatin County
Kineer Construction Company
Bozeman
Libby-Rexford
Lincoln County
Yates & Torgengen
Wolf Point
Great Falls
G. MM. Stow
Harlem
American Woolen Mills
Great ‘Falls
Cade County
Bam
Havre
Big Hill
Bear Paw Mountains
W.P. Pyper
Ford Promotion Encourages Saving Difference
A brief sales pitch promotes buying a Ford and banking the difference, urging consumers to act on the offer. The wording suggests a promotional incentive tied to vehicle purchase and savings.
Way to Kill Dandelions If You Don’t Want ’Em
University of Wisconsin horticultural experts announce iron sulphate as an effective dandelion killer. A two pounds per gallon solution sprays 860 square feet of lawn, with applications in May June and July, plus lawn fertilization as support.
Accidental Pedestrian Death in Alder Prompted Inquest
S R Beebe aged about 85 was struck in Alder by a car driven by Ruby Higgins and died within 20 minutes. The coroner C J Olsen and County Attorney B P Reid led an inquest finding the death an unavoidable accident. Funeral was held in Sheridan and survivor listed as son Wm Beebe and grandson George Beebe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alder
S. R. Beebe
Ruby Higgins
B. P. Reid
Linenkeber
Mike O'Brien
Mr. Beebe
J. R. Waring
Mike O’brien
J.C
George Linenweber
M. Joseph
Ernest Hale
Steve McDonald
Jas. Duncan, Jr
N. Safford
Marsh Long
Olson
Sheridan
Wm. Beebe
Ruby
George Beebe
Sheridan Forum
Montana Wool Growers Meet in Special Session
The Montana Wool Growers association holds a special meeting at the Helena Commercial Club room on Thursday June 1 at 10 30 a m. Topics include financing and marketing this year's clip and plans for the shearing season. Officers are C H Williams president M T Grande vice president and H H Piggott secretary. Mrs Fred Huber visited Butte Saturday. Buy a Ford and Bank the Difference Mole June records now on sale. City Drug Co.
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Montana Wool Growers’ Association
Helena Commercial Club
C. H. Williams
Deer Lodge
M. T. Grande
Lennep
H.H. Piggott
Helena
Poisoned oats kill three horses near Judith Gap
Cornelius Boutsen, farmer four miles east of Judith Gap, lost three horses last Friday after they fed on a sack of poisoned oats kept inside his granary. A fourth horse faintly ate the oats but survived. Neighbors loaned horses as he purchases three replacements and continues spring work.
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Judith Gap
Cornelius Boutsen
Boutsen
Notice to Stockholders Beaverhead Milling & Elevator
Special meeting of the stock holders of the Beaverhead Milling and Elevator Company is called at the office in Dillon Montana at 2 30 P M on Saturday June 24 1922 to authorize sale of all property and assets and to transact any other business coming before the meeting. The meeting date and location are specified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead “Milling & Elevator Company
Comee
Dillon
Montana
Central Western states show gradual business upturn forecast in 1922
The report notes improved conditions in the western central states with Detroit hit by a postwar boom but other auto towns doing well. It urges industrial and agricultural diversification, highlights coal regions, predicts 1922 gains, and cites Babson chart readings and rising spring activity.
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Grapee
Ant Sey
Buffalo
Atlanta
Chicago
St.Louis
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
South Bend
Fort Wayne
Detroit
Babson
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Canton
Akron
Columbus
Toledo
Dayton
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Oya
Meee
O' Mer
Dillion
Dillon, Mont
Lawrence G, Dunlap
Anaconda
Stephan
RE. D. Curry
Phillips Black
W. J. Cushing
Bannack Street
Annabel Desmond
Sc. Pacific Bt
F. H. Bimrose
Dillon Greenhouse
MRS
Betsy Ross Bread Butte
Col
Bud McGrath
Havré
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Ment
Fred Huber
City Drug Co
Housewives
Crystal Laundry
Bebree Mts
Goodyear
Mountain States
Oye
Metlen Hotel
Dillon, Montana
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