Montana Livestock Show Announces Grand Prizes and Classes
The Montana Livestock Show outlines transport terms with rail tariffs, free return within thirty days, and full show rates. It lists auction sales, national judge prestige, and record cash prizes. It details fat cattle, carload feeders, lambs, swine, Herefords, Shorthorns, and Jerseys with multiple classes and champions, plus prize announcements to come. For more details contact Montana Livestock Show, P. O. Box 296, Dillon, Montana.
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Jersey
Holstein
Guernsey
Timothy Hay
Timothy
Allyke
Montana Livestock Show
P. O. Box
Dillon
Montana
Drilling Contractor Builds Warehouse at Kevin Scene
J. W. Elliott, a drilling contractor in the Kevin-Sunburst field, is constructing a warehouse at Kevin in anticipation of a busy spring season.
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J. W. Elliott
Kevin-Sunburst
Kevin
Baby Beulah Marie Howell Dies in Kerosene Accident
A 17 month old girl at the ranch home of Mr and Mrs Wylie Howell near Dillon tipped a lamp and was strangled by kerosene. A physician arrived but could not save her. Funeral held Tuesday at Mountain View Cemetery. community offers sympathy.
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Wylie C. Howell
Dillon
Beulah Marie
Mountain View
DeMolay Quint to Meet Columbians in Here Tomorrow
Beaverhead DeMolay basketball hosts the Columbians of Butte in the high school gym tomorrow night. It marks DeMolay’s first game against an outside team this season with several former high school stars on the squad and a close contest expected.
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Beaverhead
DeMolay
Columbians
Belt Creek Bridge Complete
The new bridge across Belt creek is completed and open for traffic. Concrete work and railings finished, enabling safer passage over the waterway. Local officials praised the project for reducing travel time and improving connectivity for nearby communities.
May Grow Beans Here This Year
Farmers in the area consider contracting bean crops this spring to diversify farming and add income. The success of local pea planting has led to 2,000 acres being contracted for this year.
Legion Minstrel Manager Chosen Plans Outline
Frank Ashworth selected to lead the annual Legion Minstrel and Vaudeville show. He is choosing his staff and finalizing plans. Dates have not yet been set.
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Legion
Frank Ashworth
Beans 90 to 100 days Grow Great Northern Variety
Mr Pearl J Smith shares correspondence on the bean industry. W D MacKay of Billings says Great Northern beans need 90 to 100 days and suited to similar altitudes. Advises moderate first year plantings, seed purchases in weeks, mortgage loans rise, and group pooling for machinery.
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Pearl J. Smith
United States
Michigan
New York
Iveyvalent’s Fourth Bright Production Delivers Growing Appeal
The annual Iveyvalent entertainment event in February or March draws larger crowds each year. This year marks the fourth show and organizers promise it will surpass previous productions in fun and music.
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Iveyvalent
Masons Form Acacia Dancing Club in Local Post
Local Masons form a Acacia dancing club to be called the Acacia. The first dance is set for Thursday evening February 7 with four or five dances planned biweekly. Membership restricted to Masons in good standing. Dr. R D Curry heads the membership committee. Linson's orchestra provides music.
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Rk. D. Curry
Linson
Beavers and Butte Highs Debate in Butte
In Butte this afternoon H. S. teams from Beaverhead and local high schools argued the question, Resolved That the Federal Government of the United States Should Adopt the Cabinet Parliamentary Form of Government. The Butte team defended the negative side with Ivan Innes, Lansing Waldorf and Richard Cos grove. Butte had defeated Dillon in last year’s debate by two to one.
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Foams
Beaverhead
Butte
United States
Ivan Innes
Lansing Waldorf
Richard Cosgrove
Dillon
Baptist Aid society hosts officers at Fairbanks home
The Baptist Aid society was pleasantly entertained Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Karl Fairbanks. The hostesses were the outgoing and incoming officers of the society.
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Baptist Aid Society
Karl Fairbanks
Hotesees
Society
Bean growing potential boosts farmer education and gear
Geere plans to organize enough farmers to field a college for shelling and to justify purchasing two or three bean planters and cultivators. Six carloads of peas shipped. Roberts Bros of Salt Lake and D. M. Ferry of Detroit contracted for over 2,000 acres. Ferry’s year yield doubled last year’s projection. Mr. Smith promotes bean cultivation if conditions allow.
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Roberts Bros
Salt Lake
D. M. Ferry
Detroit
Ferry Company
Smith
Greatest Stock Show Ever Held In State to Be Here
The Dillon event will be Montana's largest live stock show held in conjunction with the Montana Stockmen's Association convention. U S Secretary of Agriculture H C Wallace will attend, with top stockmen, prizes in cattle sheep hogs hay and grain, and a 26 000 square foot fire proof warehouse venue. Dates set for late April with Beaverhead County backing the plans.
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Dillon
Montana
Montana Stockgrowers’ Association
Montana Stockmen’s Association
Frank Hazelbaker
U. S
H. C. Wallace
Beaverhead
First National
Violin Virtuoso I L Tello To Perform At College Recital
State Normal college Lyceum committee promotes a February 8 recital by violinist I L Tello. Tello trained in Brazil Mexico and Berlin studied under Joseph Joachim and has toured 13 years in the U S. Accompanist will be Mrs Margaret Tello. Admission 75 cents general 50 cents for students. tickets on sale February 6 at Thomas Book Store.
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State Normal College
Tellof
Tello
Brazil
Mexico
Berlin
Germany
Joseph Joachim
Margaret Tello
Thomas Book
Butte Central to face B C H S in Dillon clash
Butte Central circles the Beaver schedule for Friday in Dillon. MacKenzie leads the Blue and Gold with a strong scoring record as coach Roberts molds the Beaver quint into a potent unit. Tickets go on sale for the Dillon game as Rooter club plans cheering sections.
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Butte Central Circle
Dillon
Roberts
Beaver
Association
Rooter Club
Chargre
Malta Growers Report Sugar Beet Trial Success
Malta growers report sugar beet trial success and plan continued shipments with twelve carloads of beets being sent. Forest highway funds for Montana in 1924 total 325000 dollars.
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Malta
Montana
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