Montana towns weigh projects from paving to sugar factory
Reports show Troy backs gravity water, Butte weighs Harrison avenue paving. Hobson and Judith Basin enjoy ideal crop prospects. Sidney eyeing a lower Yellowstone sugar factory. Billings reports a 150000 pound wool clip sold for 57000. Shelby’s Queen City well earns over 2000 barrels daily. Kaseming Oil plans two tests west of Lost Soldier. Sunburst Refining posts 31221.98 first five months. Scobey sees best rains in years. Bozeman awards total 24809 for cattle barn and poultry classroom at State Agricultural College. Calimont Oil prepares to spud a section 33-35-1 West well in Kevin Sunburst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calimont Oil Company
San Francisco
Kevin-Sunburst District
Railroads to spend 150000 on land settlement ads
The Great Northern, Northern Pacific and Burlington railroads plan a 150000 advertising push for land settlement in Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, Oregon and Washington. The Journal of Lorain Ohio notes that bad legislation and high costs are equivalent prohibitions, while fundamentals remain sound for business if prospects aren’t harmed by avoidable mistakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Journal
Lorain
Ohio
Local Happenings Include Visits and Sales in Dillon
Dillon residents report various visits from Medicine Lodge Armstead and Helena. Edgar Kenison advertises cottage for sale at Elkhorn Springs. Furniture deals and services are promoted by Dillon Furniture Co with eye tests by Dr. Morand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhorn Springs
Edgar Kenison
Dressmaking notices and local visits in Dillon area
Mrs Della Boatman advertised dressmaking and a phone contact. Matt Kay of Horse Prairie conducted business here Saturday. Roscoe Hand visited from Reichle. Frank Birrer drove from the Quarter Circle Ten ranch near Blaine on Sunday. Miss Mary Funk of Sheridan stayed with the Gelhaus family Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. H. Wolff
Missoula
Dillon
Wolff
Forestry Department
Elkhorn Springs
J. B. Sommers
Matt Kay
Horse Prairie
Frank Birrer
Quarter Circle Ten Ranch
Blaine
Mary Funk
Sheridan
Joseph Gelhaus
This City
Barrett Family Returns From Horse Prairie Visit
Mrs. Robert Barrett and son Jack, and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Barrett return to Dillon by auto after a several days visit on Horse Prairie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Barrett
Jack
Martin Barrett
Dillon
Horse Prairie
Judge Family Visit Spends Days in Sheridan Area
Mrs. Mary Judge and the Misses Ester and Marian Judge, and Mary Gelhaus motored to Sheridan Saturday and spent several days visiting friends and relatives at Sheridan, Laurin, Alder and Home Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Judge
Ester
Marian Judge
Mary Gelhaus
Sheridan
Laurin, Alder and
Home Park
This Week Our National Pride and Global Trade View
A patriotic feature extols England’s Wembley exhibit showing empire wealth and global maps lit with red lights. It notes British leadership, compares armies to Holland and Spain, and claims Everett Cotton Mills closed, with England exporting colored cloth to the U S. American pride urged via a map of U S assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Wembley
Everett
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Sheep and oil field activity across Montana and nearby regions
The report notes sheep shearing underway on northern Montana ranches and Silvester No 3 well in the Kevin Sunburst field producing at 1500 feet. Midwest Refining moves a rig to the Putnam farm in the Lake Basin field while commerce officials prepare a glossary for American advertising in England. Magnetic seed cleaning used in Cambridge England. magnetic powder aids dodder seed separation. The Gainsborough painting Blue Boy is owned by H J Huntington of San Merino California, linked to a dispute with Sir Joshua Reynolds over blue’s prominence in portraits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwest Refining Company
Putnam Farm
Lake Basin
Gainsborough
Bountiful Talk On Goods Births And Growth In Canada Calf News
A speaker extols buying American made goods while noting England and consumer trends. The piece cites U S population growth from births outweighing deaths and immigration, urges rapid population growth, mentions Canadian calf birth weight and artificial selection as potential farm profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Canada Sunday schools draw over a million youths
More than one million boys and girls attend Sunday schools across Canada. The Great Falls T F O Connor Company plans to build a mortuary at a cost of $5000. In Glasgow work will start on the Nashua Frazer highway a $114 486 53 project. Ten of eleven state legislatures meet this year have passed over 4000 new state laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Mississippi
Niagara Falls
Rockies
Sunday Schools of
Canada
Great Falls
T. F. O’connor Company
Glasgow
Nashua-Frazer Highway
Marines Use Airplanes to Deliver Aid in Haiti
American marines in Haiti employ airplanes to move medicine supplies animals and mail pouches to hard to reach areas by road and sea. The German government discourages radio and requires licenses of six dollars a year for listeners. Sets are single wavelength and tuning into foreign stations is forbidden. No one may build their own and no one under twenty one may own a set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haiti
Also Mentioned on This Page
BAYER
Bists
Spirin
Troy
Butte
Harrison Avenue
Hobson
Hobson Territory
Judith Basin
Sidney
Yellowstone Valley
Martinsdale Sheep Company
Shelby
Queen City
Kaseming Oil Company
Red Desert
Lost Soldier Field
Sunburst Refining Company
Bozeman
State Agricultural College
Farmer-Labor
Duncan McDonald
Illinois
Wm. Bouch
Washington State
Grange
Farmer- Labor
St. Paul
la Follette
Tattersall’s
George Bigham
Melrose
Hazelbaker
James Mansfield
Medicine Lodge
Carl C. Hansen
Armstead
W. Johnson
Ike Rife, Jr
Frank Gorman
Elkhorn Mines
Tonney-Baxter Orchestra
Grant
Emma H. Wells
H. W. Brenner
Nicholas Birrer
Near Dell
Our City
Dillon Furniture Co
Wm. Nelson
Sherman Hughes
Jasper Nelson
Murray Hospital
George B. Conway
Alice Conway
Helena
Ella Peterson
Walborg Peterson
Spokane
Wash
Ted
Jack Bowman
W. Allen
Anaconda
New Haven
Conn
Yale College
Forsgren’s Grocery
E. W. Johnson
William Fulwood
McHesser Creek
Maxwell
R. R. Price
Tattersalls
Valma
Ruby Wratt
Lois Tello
Argenta
Otto Schultz
Elmer Gordon
the Inn
Dillon Furniture
Lyman H. Bennett
Virginia City
District Court
William Dunn
Jack Lasich
Margina
Chester Wyant
Point of Rocks
Alfred Peterson
Jackson
Robert and
Willis Funk
Normal College
Della Boatman
R.—Advy
Roscoe Hand
Reichle
Silvertown
Goodrich
Cord
Barry & Hopkins Garage
Australia
South Africa
MacDonald
British Empire
Holland
Spain
Arthur Brisbane
Silvester
United States Department of Commerce
Cambridge
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