Peace Plan Prize Awarded by American Peace Award
The jury names Plan 1469 as the best practicable path for U S cooperation to secure world peace. It urges mutual counsel and a ban on war materials with aims to limit production and sales. The question to be voted upon presents the plan’s substantial provisions for public decision.
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United States
Elihu Root
James Guthrie Harbord
Edward M. House
Ellen Fitz Pendleton
Roscoe Pound
William Allen Whith Brand Whitlock
League of Nations
Authors Not Revealed Until After Referendum
In a note from the election office the treasure is attributed to Mrs Frank A Vanderlip, Cornelius N Bliss Jr, with the author not to be revealed until after the referendum.
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Frank A, Vanderlip Cornelius N, Bliss, JR. Treasure
Advertising and community action versus secret mail appeals
A discussion on how local newspapers unite homeowners, merchants, and public officials to oppose covert direct mail sales. It contrasts open newspaper ads with secretive campaigns, praising frank advertising as a safeguard for consumers and outlining broader messages about wage policy, prices, and public conduct. The piece ends with varied observations on commerce and advertising ethics.
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League of Nations
Ugg
Advertising ethics across media in selling ideas and products
The piece argues that advertising drives public persuasion for both goods and political aims. It contrasts billboards with newspaper ads, criticizing billboards as intrusive and inefficient while praising print ads for openness and accountability. It notes ethics in advertising and warns against quackery and unreliability.
Montana leads in hard red spring wheat prizes and dairy herd count
Montana shows the highest share of hard red spring wheat prading No 1 prizes in the nation and won the most prizes at the Chicago Inter-Nation Show. Billings dairy men organized a contesting association with 34 member herds totaling 448 cows.
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Montana
Union
Chicago
Billings
Scobey Named World’s Greatest Primary Wheat Market
For the third straight year Scobey holds the title as the world’s greatest primary wheat market. Grain shipments this year exceed last year with 1,180 cars shipped from July 1 to December 20.
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Scobey
Porcupine Field Progresses North of Forsyth
The Porcupine field 35 miles north of Forsyth is advancing rapidly despite cold weather, with operations proceeding at pace and crews pushing development forward in the frigid conditions.
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Forsyth
Porcupine Field
Here
Absaroka Oil to Drill in Woman's Pocket Structure
Announcement by Absaroka Oil creates new interest in local oil prospects as plans emerge to drill in the Woman's Pocket structure.
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Absaroka Oil Company
Catlett No. 8 Well Produces 90 Barrels in 18 Hours
The Catlett No. 8 well in the Cat Creek field's new extension area west home produced 90 barrels in 18 hours, marking a strong output for the field.
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Catlett No. & Well
West
Cat Creek Field
Oil Move From Homestake to Great Falls Refinery
Homestake Exploration moves 3000 barrels of stored oil from Kevin Sunburst field to its leased refinery at Great Falls, signaling a transportation and processing shift for the crude supply.
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Homestake Exploration Company
Kevin-Sunburst
Great Falls
Montana Oil Royalties Earned 90 876.28
For the fiscal year ending June 20, Montana collected 90 876.28 in royalties from crude oil produced on public land. The figure reflects the state’s share of mineral revenue from energy production.
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Montana
Montana puts faith in 1924 as industry grows
Montana Industrial review reports strong starting year with low unemployment and urges unity against radical action. The Butte Miners union disbands after long battles with the American Federation of Labor. Northwest canneries packed 4,500,000 fruit cases in 1923, including near doubling strawberry and cherry and prune outputs. Montana crop value for 1923 reaches 95,358,000, up 2,000,000 from 1922 and 25,000,000 above 1921.
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The
Montana Industrial Review
Butte Independent Miners’ Union
American Federation of Labor
Northwest
Montana
Lamb shipment planned from this point soon
A consignment of 3000 to 3500 lambs is to be shipped from this point in the near future, with the operation pending final arrangements and transport details.
Bank deposit gains show four percent rise since October
Statistics from 885 banks nationwide indicate savings deposits on November 1 reached 4 percent higher than on October 1. This nationwide sampling underscores a modest January style growth in retail savings during the period.
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United States
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