Good Congress Farmer Warns on Free Trade Cattle Losses
The piece contrasts Congressman Good as a farmer warning that Democratic tariff policy has cost Iowa cattle farmers about 23 million dollars, with cows rising under free trade pressures from Canada and beef imports from Argentina. It notes declines in cattle prices, profits skimmed by middlemen, and consumer impact. It also critiques Massachusetts and general legislative overreach, urging adherence to the moral law.
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Cedar Rapids
Good
Farmer Good
van Buren County
W. C. Brown
New York Central Railroad
Washington
Canada
New York
Boston
Commission
Congressman
Legislation Mad and Farm Advice Across the Nation
A Western legislator drafts a sidewalk line bill with fines and jail time that collapses under ridicule. The piece then extols farm advisers who boosted crops from alfalfa to Kaffir corn, noting government importations and stations that aided growers from cotton to tobacco and citrus.
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Asia
United States
Russia
South
California
San Jose
Connecticut
Washington beef imports surge under tariff free list
The department of agriculture reports October and November imports of foreign beef and products reached 18 million pounds, over triple 1912's total. 1,800 pounds were condemned after inspections by the bureau of animal industry. Canada supplied about 8 million pounds, Argentina 6 million, Australia 2 million, Uruguay 550 thousand, with 200 thousand cattle head exported from Canada and Mexico.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Canada
Argentine
Australia
Uruguay
Mexico
Sewing for Boys Aims at Practical Skills in Schools
Readers note discussions from the Butte Tribune-Review and other papers on a Minnesota agricultural school teaching boys to sew. The program covers button sewing, darning, patching, and other plain sewing tasks, sparking questions about future gender roles and practical education for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota School of Agriculture
Butie Tribune-Review
Well lighted streets bring Warren pride in new lighting
Two years ago Warren Ohio residents approved a shift to enclosed arc lighting then to incandescent lamps after a trial on a residential street. The business district now features ornamental standards with concealed conduits and bright night illumination enhancing daytime beauty. Public praise followed the formal completion.
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Warren
Board of Public Service
Montana Reclamation Projects Advance With Major Allocations
Helena Record reports that Canals and distribution works for the Milk River irrigation plan will finish in spring 1914 with St Mary storage works in 1916 and the Sun River project 75 000 acres ready to deliver water in 1917. Glacier National Park highway work to Lake McDermott proceeds as Great Northern builds a 264 room hotel. Supervising engineer HI N Savage says reclamation service activity is up. total expenditures near eighty million dollars with about twenty million available now and construction at a rate of one million dollars per month.
German Colony Expands Farming Near Twin Bridges
The German colony on Big Hole beach reports success with the dry land method after two years in South Dakota. They have bought 640 acres from the state and hold homesteads, forming a pool to purchase a traction outfit and plan to break land next month. They aim to plant at least 2,000 acres this year.
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Big Hole
South Dakota
Charter Day parade thrills Missoula crowd
With a perfect day and a splendid crowd the twenty first birth a Charter Day celebration in Missoula drew local residents and visitors to the downtown marches and ceremonies.
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Missoula
Mi o na Tablets Advertises Despensia Cure
A health ad claims Mi o na tablets cure despensia and related digestive woes by rebuilding stomach walls and glands. It urges immediate use for relief from irritation fatigue and headaches and promotes Potts druggist as the source.
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Potts
Former Beaverhead Student to Represent Helena at State Contest
Leslie Shobe member of the high school senior class will represent the local school in the state speaking contest at Bozeman next week. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Waller Shobe of Twin Bridges. His father is superintendent of the state orphans home. Charter Day observed at the University of Montana Friday marking the 1906 signing of the act creating the university by Governor Richards.
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University of Montana
O. J. Craig
Richards
Thirteen Died in 1913 Society Banquet Set
The Society of Pioneers of Eastern Montana lists thirteen deaths in 1913 and announces its annual banquet on March 6. The year’s losses are noted as part of the society’s remembrance.
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Society of Pioneers of
Eastern
Montana
Society
Delinquent Taxes Reported for 1918 in Oklahoma County
State Tax Commissioner notes few delinquencies in 1918 with only a small group of individuals owing taxes. One Oklahoma county records a total of fifteen thousand in delinquent amounts.
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Ulence
Toute
OPER
Oklahoma
The Montespan Cabinet Mystery Deepens in New York
In a tense exchange, the Armands’ 15 000 franc Montespan cabinet sale becomes central. A phantom buyer used Vantine’s name to reclaim the piece, plans failing after Vantine’s death. A clerk’s sudden resignation hints at a broader conspiracy, while a formidable mastermind Armand lurks as the greatest criminal of modern times.
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Armands
Philip Vantine
Vantine
New York
The
Montespan
Paris
Boyle
Godfrey
Vantine House
Spanish Text Books In Stock At Tribune Book Store
The Tribune Book Store in Dillon lists Spanish in Twenty Lessons for $1.50 and El Final De Norma for 85 cents. Continued next week.
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Tribune Book
Dillon
Montana
Tribune Book Store
Dillon, Mont
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department Meeting Schedule
The Dillon Volunteer Fire Department holds meetings on the first and second Thursday evenings each month. A meeting call is signaled by three taps on the courthouse bell, repeated three times.
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Dillon
Court House
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Massa
Charles F. Scott
Helena Independent
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Virginia City
Madisonian
George Fitch
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George
England
Butte Tribune-Review
Hari-Kari
Helena
Goethals
Butte
Montana State News
Milk River Project
Charter Day
Beaverhead
By Burton E. Stevenson
Burton BH. Stevenson
Drouet
Armand
Osteopath
George Brownback
H. F. Best
Johnson & Boone’s
R. R. Rathbone
Hughes and McCaleb
Rhode Island
C. L. Worth
Carl Bond
Glendale
Royal Cafe
Centennial Cafe
Charles Stafford
Montana Street
Oscar Dunn
Tattersall’s
Singer Sewing Machine
Bell Coal and Transfer Co
Johnson & Boone
Colorado
C. W. Scott
Foster Tailoring Co
Tribune Pub. Co. Dillon
Typerwriter
American
Tribune Pub. Co
Beaverhead County
Denison's Best
Pearl I. Smith
Beaverhead Brewing “Company
Bayerd
Ciair
Jay
Boxer
Jake Swingman
Lew L
E. J. Callaway
W. T. Scully
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Jefferson County
Madison County
Chambers
J. B. Pompexxter
Willliam A. Clark
Klein's
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Seattle
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