Market notes on cattle pricing and instrument flying safety
The report discusses the shift away from dollar-per-head cattle pricing to actual weights at central markets, noting lower risk and clearer costs for buyers. Cattle prices hold steady with demand for eight to nine hundred pound steers. hogs and lambs show mixed outlooks, while calf quality limits top prices. The piece also explains instrument flying training for National Parks Airways pilots, contrasting hooded flight with reliance on instruments and noting strict department of commerce regulations and safety benefits.
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Los Angeles
West Texas
Panhandle
Department
Ralph Fry
R. O. Bain
National Parks Airways
Nate Hooded
Department of Commerce
Grace Methodist to Hold Services in Armstead and Lima
The Rev. J. A. Meeke will conduct services at Armstead school house at 2 30 Sunday afternoon and at Lima Methodist church at 7 30 Monday evening in a local church schedule announced by Grace M E.
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J. A. Meeke
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Armstead School House
Lima Methodist Church
Retired Montana Teachers to Get 70 Dollar Payouts
Montana public school teachers retirement fund board announced quarter ending September 30 payments of 70 dollars to each of 179 retired teachers. Previous quarters paid 125 to 171, then 85 to 159. fiscal year total distributed was 375 per retiree. Board members listed include Elizabeth Ireland and F EB Williams.
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Montana
Stockmen Seek Rate Change on Montana Livestock Freight
Montana stockmen and bankers plus Armour and Company representatives met at the Placer hotel to seek a unified freight rate for live cattle and sheep and for slaughtered meats. A formal complaint has been filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission as conferences continue across the West to equalize shipments and cut combined rate structures.
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Montana
Armour and Company
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Helena
J. H. Carmichael
Augusta
Sam McKennan
A. T. Hibbard
Jacobsen
Taylor B. Weir
Fred Sheriff
Fred Heinecke
R. E. Towle
Dr. W. J. Butler
G. M. Robertson
Murray E. Stebbing
Paul Blanchard
E. N. Wentworth
Armour and Company of
Placer Hotel
New York
Murray E. Stebbins
Montana Woolgrowers' Association
Tran
Gas Tax Fees in September Set Monthly Record
Montana records show gasoline tax receipts for the first half of September totaling 316 633.88 dollars, surpassing August’s 307 952.47. For the first two months of the fiscal year starting July 1, collections reached 633 264.37 dollars, below the same period in 1931. September 1931 alone yielded 422 353.93 dollars, the highest monthly total last year.
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Montana
Phil Greenan
State Board of Equalization
Skyscraper Souls Heads to Hartwig with Star Cast
Hartwig theatre gears up for Cosmopolitan production of Skyscraper Souls based on Faith Baldwin novel. Warren William stars male lead with Maureen O'Sullivan as the heroine. Gregory Ratoff Anita Page Verre Teasdale Norman Foster George Barbier Jean Hersholt and Wallace Ford also appear in the ensemble cast.
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Faith Baldwin
Misa Baldwin
Cosmopolitan
Hartwig Theatre
Warren William
Maureen O'Sullivan
Gregory Ratoff
Anita Page
Verre. Teasdale
Norman Foster
George Barbier
Jean Hersholt
Wallace Ford
Hedda
Chinese pheasants liberated in Montana
More than 4000 Chinese pheasants have been liberated across 51 of Montana counties this year according to J C Hendericks superintendent of the Warm Springs state game farm. An additional thousand pheasants may be released after the three day open season that ended yesterday.
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Helena
Montana
J. C. Hendericks
Warm Springs
Charles B. Marrs
Two Amendments On State Ballots In Montana
Montana voters will face two constitutional amendments at the coming general election. The secretary of state confirms no initiative or referendum measures will be distributed. One amendment covers filling legislative vacancies by the county board of commissioners in death cases. the other expands voting eligibility provisions.
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Montana
Albert 8. Baker
Secretary of State
W. E. Harmon
Legislative Assembly
County Board of Commissioners
Spokane Men Form New Company to Work Alder Mines
Spokane investors create Virginia City Gold Mining Company to develop the Prospect group at Virginia City Madison county Montana. Walter K Mallette as president Fred W Calloway VP and Edward Pohlman secretary treasurer oversee mine repairs sampling and ore milling with 40000 tons of ore valued at 14.21 per ton and plans to install new equipment within about 90 days.
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Helena
Virginia City Territory
Sunday Spokesman-Review
Spokane
Virginia City Gold Mining Company
Montana
State Department of
Olympia
Walter K. Mallette
Fred W. Calloway
Edward Pohlman
Mallette
Prospect Group of
Virginia City
Madison County
Malletto
Burton Gulch
Alder Gulch
United States
Standard Stock Exchange
Mariette
Chevrolet dealers report over ten percent sales rise in early September
Detroit reports that Chevrolet dealers saw more than a 10 percent increase in new car and truck sales in the first ten days of September compared with August. H J Klinger, vice-president and general sales manager, notes this marks the fourth straight ten day period of growth versus the previous month despite the usual slow late summer season.
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Chevrolet
United States
Klingler
Dallas
Atlanta
Detroit
Mich
H. J. Klinger
Chevrolet Motor Company
Kingler
Little Hope For Communists In Montana Election
Helena reports Montana records show scant support for a Communist congressman this year. Clarence Hathaway cited nationwide hopes, but Montana’s second district options include Leavitt Ayres Fuerstan and Mathieson, with minor parties lacking strong showings in six previous general elections.
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Helena
Montana
New York
Clarence Hathaway
Communist Party
Examiner 1 local paper of DBeaverhead county
The Examiner 1 presents county news with focus on local affairs and community interests. The report highlights ongoing events and concerns impacting residents across DBeaverhead County.
Telephone usefulness on trips saves time and costs a few cents daily
Everyday use of the telephone proves valuable for travel and time efficiency, with the cost pegged at only a few cents per day. The message highlights practicality and affordability of telephone service for routine needs.
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L. A. Foot
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School of Dancing
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