Morrison Caves Open to Public Next Summer
The Lewis and Clark National Cavern monument near Whitehall in Jefferson County Montana may open to visitors next summer after Interior Department ruling. Funds and guides have long been lacking. bids for franchise access will fund stairs and ladders for public entry under government oversight.
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Morris N Caves
Jefferson County
Morrison Caves
Lewis and Clark National Cavern Monument
Whitehall
Montana
Department of the Interior
Interior Department
Jefferson Island
Yellowstone
Edward Booth
Booth
Interior
National Park Service
Lewis and Clark Cavern
Act For the Preservation of
Lewis and Clark
Big Hole Battleground
Taft
Department of War
Point Loma
California
Cabrillo
Jefferson River
Luray Caves
Virginia
Montana potato crop faces slow market in 1922
Montana harvest tops a record 7.034 million bushels with superior quality but buyers lag. Prices low and eastern markets closed strain growers as capital is tied up in production. Statewide campaign urged consumers to stock up, aided by the Montana Association of Commercial Organization Secretaries and the Department of Agriculture. Prickly Pear valley yields about 150 carloads, up from 100 last year, with most not yet marketed and few loads sent to California.
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Montana
W. G. Ferguson
Helena
State
Department of Agriculture
Prickly Pear Valley
W. H. Sutton
Bean Crop Nets $96 Per Acre for Harlem Farmer Ed Larock
Bean grower Ed Larock of Harlem reports a successful year with beans despite hail and pests. He harvested 20 bushels per acre from a five acre patch and sold at eight cents a pound, earning $96 per acre. Other farmers who tried beans also achieved good results when not struck by hail.
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Ed Larock
Harlem
Stray Pig Leads to Moonshine Still in Carter County
In Johnson City Tennessee a pig wandering along Higgins Creek drew a sheriff and deputy to a 40 gallon moonshine still. The distillery was destroyed and the hog fled into nearby brush, escaping arrest.
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Johnson City
Tenn
Higgins Creek
Carter County
Shelton
A New Oil Lamp Free Burns 94 Percent Air
E P Johnson of 609 W Lake St Chicago offers a new oil lamp that allegedly burns 94 percent air and beats gas or electricity. He will give one free lamp to the first users in each locality who help introduce it. Write him for particulars. Agents wanted.
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E .P. Johnson
W. Lake St
Chicago
Ill
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John M. Evans
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Washington. J. McCormick
Baker, Mont
Morrison Cave
Osve Mountain
Jefferson Valley