Farmers of Phillips County prove cooperative profits endure
In Malta Montana the Equity Cooperative Association marks its 10th year with a net profit of 16848 on 336776 in sales for 1925 26. Manager W A Newhouse credits hard work and fair dealing while farmer stockholders rise from 26 to 217 and receive 8 percent patronage dividends plus cash returns.
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Florence Kerr Facey
HILE
Phillips County
Malta
Equity Cooperative Association
W. A. Newhouse
Newhouse
Mangis
Equity
Equity Association of
St. Paul
Farmers’ Cooperative
R. T. Cookingham
J. H. Band
H. J. Rocek
Atate
First State Bank of Malta
Association
J. J. Brennan
Otto Munson
H.J. Rocek
O. H. Herschman
H. B. Martin
E. R. Riley
J. Hunneke
R. Cookingham
J. J. Bren- Dany
Cookingham
S. W. Winkenweder
Ona
Independence
H. L. Lantz
Montana Game Preserve at Ravalli A tourist marvel
Alfred Schak presents the Montana Game Preserve at Ravalli as a vast bison and elk range. About 1,283 animals live in an 18,000 acre area between Morese and Ravalli on the Flathead reservation, with calves and a few young elk, and efforts to manage elk numbers and introduce antelope while preserving space for wildlife and observing caretakers’ guidance.
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Department of Agriculture
Bipon
Morese
Ravalli
Flathead
Big Hill
Pioneer Builds First House at Miles City by the Yellowstone
Moberly Missouri native T. D. Coates known as Brick Coates recalls founding the first shelter on the Miles City site. His dugout on the river bank with logs survived Sioux attacks while soldiers under Lieutenant General Miles were stationed at Tongue River. A rapid tent city grew into more enduring structures as settlement began.
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Miles City
T. D
Coates
Moberly
Yellowstone River
Mr. Coates
Nelson A. Miles
Tongue River
Yellowstone
Teachers to Meet in Dillon Convention in Dillon October
Plans for the western division Montana Teachers association convention in Dillon October 29 30 and 31 are being formulated according to A T Peterson president of the division and Beaverhead County High School principal. All school executives instructors and former normal college students will attend the meeting described as unusually instructive this year.
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Montana Teachers’ Association
Dillon
A. T. Peterson
Beaverhead County
Normal College
Elephants Slain for Ivory Reach Twenty Thousand Annually
Conservationists report that around 20,000 elephants are killed each year for their ivory. The figures highlight ongoing poaching pressures and wildlife crime impacting elephant populations globally.
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Montana
Board of Directors
Rocek
Monroe
Missouri River
White Water
Saco
Odd Fellows Hall
Wilson
Roy Monroe
Ivor Rood
Henry Rocek
Mr. Lantz
A. H. Bowman
J. N. Mangis
C.S. Hoverson
Ed Downing
R. Southwick
F. Southwick
W. B. Thompson
Ed Eskilson
Equity Co-Operative Association of
Ravalh
Alfred Schak
United States
Silver Fox Farms
Hutton
Spokane
Kane
Minneapolis
Shasta Springs
Miles
Bayer