Montana notes and local incidents span court to cattle sales
The Montana notes summarize a supreme court disbarment of J. W. Callicote for liquor violations, bishop John P. Carroll's talks on diocese matters, a possible Hebgen base ball park site in Butte, land productivity claims, a Billings lumber yard fire causing $50,000 loss, and a $1,417 settlement for Carl Ryders. Additional items include a dental accident with eye injury, park grazing land debates, Simpkins Trail dormitory closure, a Missoula auto crash death, Jersey cattle sales, county auto license warrants, a burglary discovery, and December war savings stamps by county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Carroll
Butte
Anaconda
Bozeman
Missoula
Rome
Carroll
Great Northern Railway
Hebgen
Russell
Billings
Carl Ryders
State Industrial Accident Board
Ryders
Montana
Treasury Savings
War Savings Organization
Minneapolis
Central Accounting Post Office
Helena
Federal Reserve Bank
Fergus County
Lewis and Clark County
Silver Bow County
Bounty laws hardest to trace in Montana revision
Helena report notes the bounty laws are the most difficult statutes to trace revise and fit into Montana code. I W Choate and Ginrod have traced history of all laws and work to align them with the four codes while noting county boundary changes and unconstitutional provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
I. W. Choate
Choate
State Law Library
Ginrod
Office of
Jowell Denies Stakes In Montana Horse Shipment
Mele Jowell writes from Tulsa Texas to the Big Timber Pioneer denying reports that he shipped two cars of Montana horses to Texas oil fields. He says 22 head were his own, shipped with John Flohr from Arco Idaho, with Ed Shaw inspecting. He accuses Frank Lavigne and W T Donald of misinfo and notes Flohr’s branding and Willams’ lack of interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber
Mele Jowell
Tulsa
Texas
Big Timber Pioneer
Montana
W. TL. Donald
Melville
Frank Lavigne
Jowell
Idd Williams
John Flohr
Arco
Idaho
Bank of Commerce of
Ed Shaw
Flohr
Willams
Vlohr
State requisitions infantry equipment for Montana unit
Requisitions totaling 250000 dollars to equip and train a Montana infantry battalion are being sent to army depot quartermasters nationwide. The supplies include uniforms ordnance gear motor trucks harness and ranges and will be delivered to Montana at no cost to the state. The drive seeks restitution for government takings when the Second Montana infantry entered federal service in spring 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Army
United States
Greenan
Montana
National Guard
War Department
Montana Infantry
Beaver Dam Floods Land Prompt Permits to Trap
Beavers in colonies along the river west of Corvallis are flooding land as they build dams. Residents seek permits to trap the animals citing uprooted trees two feet in diameter used in dam construction and land damage advised by local landowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corvallis
West Side
Record cattle and sheep shipments from Montana in 1919
The 1919 movement of cattle from Montana reached an estimated 500000 to 600000 head, far exceeding the usual 200000 to 800000. Sheep range stock moved 400000 to 500000, sent to Dakotas, Nebraska, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Texas and New Mexico, with ongoing distribution into drought regions and future grazing prospects. News notes adequate Northwest feed and no anticipated shortages, plus planned future cattle and sheep movements to Michigan and nearby areas for summer grazing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
MontAna
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department
Northwest
Dakotas
Nebraska
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Upper
New Mexico
Texas
Michigan
Pageant Directed by Mrs Frazer in Washington Event
Mrs James Carroll Frazer, vice president of the Navy league, directed a league pageant and ball in Washington on Lincoln’s birthday night. The show depicted American history with 600 participants as Mrs Frazer portrayed Mrs Van Rensselaer in Dutch settlement scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Carroll Frazer
Navy League
Washington
Lincoln
Frazer
van Rensselaer
New York
Cultivate Mental Control and Build Character
Specialists say most abnormalities are mental and character depends on mind balance. Seek victorious heroes who mastered self and rise with them. Mental control banishes weakness, you have one character to build, every impulse fuels progress with the right motive. You must strive for goals and realize your ambitions.
Good Local Talent at the New York theater cartoon
Uncle Ezra praises local talent in a cartoonish exchange about actors living in New York. George asks where they reside and the reply confirms they live in New York, with humorous local pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Ezra
George
Ezra
New York
Providing Shelter for Sheep in Storms
An advisory urges farmers to shelter flocks from wind and rain to prevent deaths. It notes sheep losses due to exposure cost more than shelter investments and argues that protecting livestock improves national wealth.
Profit From Baby Beeves on Pasture and Silage
Farmers with pasture can raise nine baby beeves profitably with a silo and a single crop. Supplement silage and pasture with sailing crops, some hay, and enough grain to finish calves for market.
Live Stock Thru Notes on Pasture and Feed
The water supply is crucial for raising animals and pigs grow quickly with pasture and some grain. Beef cattle convert hay stover and silage into meat, making silos indispensable for diversified farms. Beef pork milk or mutton are produced more economically from good pastures than by other means.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Brantley
Supreme Court
J. W. Callicote
Bowdoin
Philips County
Office of the Attorney General
Callicote
Qo O
C.D. Greenfield
George Diedrick
Farmers State Bank
Highwood
Postal Department
Yellowstone National Park
Stephen T. Mather
National Parks
O. M. Holmes
Chamber of Commerce of
Livingston
Cit Riddick
Park County
Livingston Chamber of Commerce
Simpkins Trail
the State University At
Cora Kennedy
Miss Kennedy
Jersey
Toi Long Logan
Stevensville
C. T. Stewart
George King
Cambridge
Mass
Erivan
Capital
Armenia
Robert Underwood Johnson
Italy
New York City
Owen Johnson
Dunkirk
Aoa
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!