Montana Woolgrowers Secure Over 1 Million in Loans
W A Cruickshank of the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank reports Montana Woolgrowers Association loaned 1 041 applicants $1 063 850 in the state. About 5.5 million pounds of wool handled by the group, with total shipments near 6 million pounds. Wool prices down from last year but growers faring well amid water shortages and improving range conditions. Hay contracts at $9–$10 a ton. plans for wider wool pools face scheduling issues with W R Denman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pefoves
Montana Wool * Cooperative Company Sheepmen of
Montana
W. A. Cruickshank
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of
Spokane
Helena
Woolgrowers’ Association
Gome
Radio's Rise Gives Singers Modern Security and Style
The article discusses how radio transformed the singing profession from itinerant minstrel days to a stable career. It highlights Taylor Buckley, a New Jersey radio star, who performs daily to a nationwide audience and credits radio with providing income stability, family life, and broader audience reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Taylor Buckley
Trenton
New Jersey
New York
Mr. Buckey
Montana flockmasters plan fall meeting dates
Montana Walgrowers Association directors will meet on September 26 to fix the date for the next state convention. The subject is marketing farm products and a big midwest meeting is scheduled for the week of September 23 to 28 following the Iowa State fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Middle West
Walgrowers’ ‘Association
Ducks Scarce as Dry Season Bites Montana Ducks
Helena Montana. George Mushback federal game protector for Montana says fall duck hunting may yield empty bags unless early rain occurs. Dry water holes and streams this summer hampered nesting and duck rearing, shrinking Montana hatch. He notes conditions in Southern and Eastern Montana and believes similar patterns exist statewide and in Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
George Mushback
Billings
Federal
Montana
Mushback
Canada
Klebba Place Sold to Mr and Mrs Johnston
Mr and Mrs Mace Johnston purchased the five acre ranch home of Mr and Mrs Joe Klebba one half mile west of the city on the river road. The property includes a six room house large barn and other buildings. Mr and Mrs W H Johnston and Mildred Johnston are due to arrive from Missouri to live there. Purchase price not released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mace Johnston
Joe Klebba
W. H. Johnston
Mr. Johnston
Mildred Johnston
Missouri
Lucky Lady Tourists Find Precious Metals
Virginia City report says Anita DuBarry and Catherine E. Ray camped on Spring Creek and found uprooted rock with precious metal values. Assay showed $1,700 per ton and they filed five mining claims with the county clerk and recorder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia City
Anita DuBarry
Catherine E. Ray
Spring Creek
Madison
Montana to Feature Industrial Exhibits at State Fair
At the 27th Montana State Fair opening September 23 for a full week, a special building will host displays from 500 Montana mines prospects and smelters. Crude ore concentrates and finished products will be shown with working models from the School of Mines. The exhibit highlights Montana minerals and production rankings as of January 1 1929 and promises a vivid portrayal of the Treasure State’s resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elena
Montana
School of Mines
Butte
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Great Falls
St. Paul
Minnesota
Permanent Wave Order Sparks Domestic Laughs
In Amarillo a beauty parlor operator jokes about a man seeking a permanent wave for himself after asking about size style and durability. The clerk suggests his wife visit to see her hair and the man explains the perm is for him because his wife loves curly hair.
Beaverhead County Examiner Promises Countywide Focus
The Examiner pledges to serve Beaverhead County with coverage that reflects local interests. It aims to inform residents, highlight community events, and support informed civic participation across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Examiner
Beaverhead
County
Nine original Montana counties and seats listed from 1865 act
In 1864 Montana territory formed nine counties by the 1865 act. Beav erhead Bannack Deer Lodge Silver Bow Chouteau Fort Benton Edgarton Lewistown Clark Silver City Gallatin Hast Gallating Jefferson Jefferson City Madison Virginia City Missoula Hell Gate Big Horn. Only Chateau and Madison retain their original seats. Big Horn covered eastern Montana.
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Beaverhead
Bannack
Deer Lodge
Silver Bow
Chouteau
Fort Benton
Edgarton
Lewis and Clark
Silver City
Gallatin
Hast Gallating
Jefferson
Jefferson City
Madison
Virginia City
Missoula
Hell Gate
Big Horn
Prominent City Native Milton Davidson Returns to California
Milton Davidson a longtime city resident and Los Angeles businessman left yesterday for his southern California home. He was accompanied by his son Robert and had stayed with the Elie brothers and at the E. O. Selway ranch during his visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Davidson
Los Angeles
California
Robert
Elie Brothers
E. O. Selway
Ducks Hit by Pat Sullivan in Centennial Valley Hunt
Pat Sullivan from Butte traveled with his son in law Frank Paul to Bedrock lakes in Centennial Valley to begin the duck season with a two day hunting trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Sullivan
Butte
Frank Paul
Bedrock Lakes
Centennial Valley
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W. R. Denman
Federal Farm Board
You Querie da
New Order
Klebba Place
The
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Amarillo, Tex
Amarillo
David Hilger
Historic Library of
Territory
Chateau
Big Horn County
Kodak
Geo. M. Gosman
Rexall
Dilton
Chevrolet
Fisher
Flint
Michigan
AU Prices I.o. B
Mich
Montana Auto Supply Company
Dillon, Montana
H. T. Kraabel
Lima, Mont
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