Penwell Forms Second Cooperative Sheep Company
Articles filed in Helena announce The Mutual Sheep Company to place sheep on shares with Montana farmers. Directors include Cardwell Hanlon Hawkins Pigott and Penwell. Authorized capital 300000 with 60000 issued this year. Public subscription of 50000 by Walsh Evans Wheeler Hickson Bourquin Pigott Callaway Penwell Buck Kain Larson Rufenacht Hanlon Petergon Hart Cardwell Curran Daugherty Linfield Gregory Stafford Martin Welstaner Howell and others. The venture mirrors the existing Cooperative Sheep Company with about 17000 sheep in Montana communities and year earnings of about 170000 from wool and lambs. Operates in Columbus Absarokee Red Lodge Laurel Billings and nearby areas with plans to expand toward Huntley and east toward the Big Horn mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mountjoy
T. J. Walsh
Erickson
Lewis Penwell
Mutual Sheep Company
Montana
Benjamin Cardwell
Joseph Hanlon
Billings
P. H. Hawkins
Absarokee
W. T. Pigott
Helena
JM. & Gunn
L. L. Callaway
Fred Penwell
Fred BE. Buck
Alfred Kain
Leslie A. Larson
P. H. Rufenacht
Joseph A. Hanlon
H. F. Petergon
Ray N. Hart
Ed Cardwell
Ben Cardwell
Margaret C. Curran
Dillon
Frankb. Daugherty
Duliston
F. B. Linfield
Bozeman
L. A. Gregory
A. H. Stafford
Margaret Martin
Newport
R. I
M. A. Welstaner
Imogene Howell
Washington, D. C
Cooperative Sheep Company
Sheridan
Twin Bridges
Whitehall
Three Forks
Toston
Aids Husband in Essential Travel and State Development
The text describes a company organized to profit while aiding travel for a partner, highlighting its usefulness to state development. It notes diversification and substantial farmer profits, despite private interests and government agencies' temptations. It praises Congress for supporting national policy promoting transportation, resource development, social well being, and unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Priva
Governmn Res
Congress
Roads built in 1928 cost 12 dollars per person
United States residents collectively owe roughly twelve dollars each for the 1928 highway program. The American Automobile Association announces a $1.36 billion highway outlay for 1928, projecting over 600,000 miles of surfaced highways and a federal aid system nearing two thirds completion by year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashington
D. C
United States
America
American Automobile Association
Bureau of Public Roads
Congress
Three Burglaries Reported Near Town
Three burglaries were reported to the sheriff yesterday morning. The Continental Oil Co soft drink shop at Alder and a similar place at Mill Point each reported gasoline losses. Authorities suspect a connection but no arrests have been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Oil Company
Alder
Mill Point
Will Make 125000 Automobile License Plates for Next Year
DEER LODGE Sept 25 Work on manufacturing automobile license plates for 1929 has been delayed while a large die for numbers, weighing over 800 pounds, was sent east for sharpening. Registrar Austin Middleton reports about 650000 plates already made and with the die returned production will resume at 1800 plates daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Austin B. Middleton
Oregon
Middleton
Boley
Easy Lessons in Auction Bridge Begins in Examiner
The Dillon Examiner, through Wynne Ferguson a noted bridge teacher, will publish thirty six weekly lessons under the title Easy Lessons in Auction Bridge. The first lesson releases October 10, offering beginner guidance and helpful problems for players at all levels. Don’t miss an issue of the Examiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Examiner
Wynne Ferguson
Dillon Examiner
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Penwell
Second Cooperative Sheep
Washington,d. C
John M. Evans
B. K. Wheeler
J. E. Hrickson
Geo. M. Bourquin
Co-Operative Company
Herbert Hoover
California
Levi Strauss
Levi Strauss & Co
San Francisco
Levi Straus
McCracken Bros
Ford Motors
Shady
Prises
Ford
General Motors
First National Bank
Dillon, Montana
Irretn
Chas, H. Niblack
Fmiliar
The
Radio
Beaverhead Motors CO
Atwater Kent
R.C. A
Bea
Verhead County
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