Montana Rail Freight Shifts Fuel 1924 Year End Report
Helena reports state railroad commission analysis shows a fiscal year ending 1924 with total carloads of 26 551 loaded in 1824 and 324 711 in 1923. Major commodities rise including hogs up 1 612 cars cattle 716 sheep and goats 201 and horses 191 with wool at 663 carloads. Small grains fall except flax and a 82 707 car total in 1923 due to carryover. sugar beet and sugar rise sharply as crude oil traffic declines slightly.
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Helena
Montana
State Railroad Commission
Hveatéck
Slytop
West T Cas
Raiload Compassion
California Livestock Embargo May Be Modified
Helena reports Dr. W J Butler state veterinarian urges modifying the western embargo on California shipments of live stock and produce. If adopted, the change would allow movement from uninfected California areas under strict inspections with governors’ approval and state-by-state rules.
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Helena
California
West
W. J. Butler
Western States Livestock Mulitary Association
Butler
Montana Livestock Commission
Door Bell and Alarm Repair Service Ad
Door bells annuncilator and fire alarm repair done prices right contact 241 Broad Ave phone Western Union or 16.
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Broad Ave
Western Union
Dentitt Clinic Seeks New Occupant In Vacant Suite
Readable fragments indicate a former occupant Dr. WR Bathbone vacated a paneed space. Contact phone 6GhW for inquiries about the suite at the Dentitt premises.
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Bathbone
Montana Livestock Outlook Sees Demand and Cattle Weakness
The September livestock and range report by George Scott notes abundant range grass in most eastern districts and a large surplus of inter feed. Montana ranges stand at 93.2, down from last month and a year ago, with cattle at 101 and sheep and lambs at 102. Weather and drought flash through western counties but overall stock remain in good shape while winter outlook darkens and eastern Montana eyes higher sales and wintering on markets.
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George
Scott
Montana Co-operative Crop and Livestock Reporting‘service
Montana
Madison
Sil
Pow
Madison Valley
Forest Supervisors Named Deputy Health Officers in Montana
The Montana board of public health deputizes all forest supervisors as health officers under a cooperative agreement with the forest service. Supervisors may act on unsanitary conditions on private lands incidental to forest work with instruction and public health support. The deal also ensures health department aid in forest fire prevention and reporting, while forest camps maintain sanitation standards.
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Missoula
Mont
Board of Public Health of
Montana
Forest Service
State Health Department
Department of Public Health
Department of Pubic Health
Health Department
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Madison Counties
Link’s Business College
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