Wool Prospects for 1931 Mixed With Trade Shifts
A 1930 survey by the U S Department of Commerce and the National Wool Marketing corporation notes a sharp drop in imports of foreign combing and clothing wools to 69 000 000 pounds, and 98 000 000 pounds of carpet wools, with total foreign wool imports at 162 000 000 pounds. Domestic mills increasingly use American wools due to tariff protections, reducing foreign wool consumption by 30 percent from 1929. The report highlights improved domestic wool prospects and a smaller stock of imported wools, while also recapping 1911 era notes and local real estate transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Commerce
National Wool Marketing Corporation
United States
Beaverhead Auto Sales Expansion Led by Tom Moen
The Beaverhead Auto Sales enlargement nears completion under superintendent Tom Moen and his expert crew. The extra story adds storage space and reflects a well conceived improvement. Contractor Mr Hamill and the foreman’s team receive praise for swift, skilled work on the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead Auto Sales
Tom Moen
Hamill
Moen
First National Bank
Dillon Examiner Foreman J N McCully Stricken With Pneumonia
J N McCully shop foreman at the Dillon Examiner is confined to his home with pneumonia. Mrs McCully and their daughter Dorothy are also ill but not seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. McCully
The
Dillon Examiner
Get Your Eyes Right See Dr Scarborough at Andrus
A public eye care notice promotes an eye examination event with Dr H H Scarborough at the Andrus Hotel on Monday March 28 offering vision checks and corrected glasses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. H. H. Scarborough
Andrus Hotel
Foley's Honey and Tar Promises Nighttime Cough Relief
Coughs and colds worsen at night and disturb the home. Foley's Honey and Tar is advertised to soothe irritated throats and clear nasal passages. Claims include a sedative effect without opiates and mild laxative action. promotes a family size bottle sold everywhere.
St Patrick’s Day Ball Planned at Argenta
Forty years ago the Tribune notes preparations for a grand St Patrick's day ball at Argenta with several hundred expected to attend. James EL Phillips writes from Old Missouri about a family reunion with corn pone possum and punkin pie served. Ben Froman arrives from Dell and tours the metropolis. Jolting weather humor and sleighing reminiscences appear in the rural column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the. Tribune
James
EL Phillips
Missouri
Dillon
Ben Froman
Dell
Argenta
Salvation Army Baptisms Amid Beaverhead River Waters
In Beaverhead county five people underwent baptism in the Beaverhead river last Sunday evening performed by the Salvation Army. The county currently feeds nearly 8,000 head of beef steers for spring trade, the largest number in the area's history. Bannack Tribe No. 16 of the Improved Order of Red Men was organized here last Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Salvation Army
Beaverhead
Beaverhead County
Bannack Tribe
Ten new Scouts joined Troop 14 in investiture ceremony
Troop 14 welcomed ten new Scouts last night with an investing team from Troop 42 led by Scoutmaster Calhoon confer the Tenderfoot rank. The ceremony impressed the candidates and reflected well on Scouting as a whole. After the investiture, a brief business meeting followed by general fun with visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calhoon
Methodist choir set for Friday evening rehearsal
William Rosenbaum is in town from Ziegler Springs. Mr and Mrs James Johnson of Jackson visited Dillon yesterday. Dr Erick B Balmer of the Northwestern University medical faculty warns against marrying your secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rosenbaum
Ziegler Springs
James Johnson of
Jackson
Dillon
Erick B. Balmer
Northwestern University Medical Faculty
Forest Insect Control Plans For Madison District
Forecasts for cattle ranges depend on snow and spring rains to maintain high mountain range productivity. Insect control in the Madison forest will begin between the 15th and month end to curb the Mountain Pine Beetle outbreak that has spread from the Big Hole region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Forest
Forest Service
Big Hole
Mild winter explained by persistent high pressure over Rockies
Forecaster CLI Mitchell of the Weather Bureau says this has been one of the warmest, driest winters in years. A high pressure area since last November over Utah and Idaho traps heavy air, keeping arctic cold away from most of the United States and redirecting winds, leaving New England with a normal winter so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cli Mitchell
Weather Bureau
Utah
Idaho
Rockies
Arctic
United States
Mitchell
New England
Fortnightly Dancing Club’s Last Dance of Season
The Fortnightly Dancing club held its final dance of the season on Thursday evening at the guild hall on March 19. Guests wore Hard Times costumes and were hosted by Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Gilbert and a long list of local couples including Mr. and Mrs. T. Lee Mc Cracken, Mr. and Mrs. James Dodd, Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Galt, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hartwig, Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Brundage, Mr. and Mrs. Warren M. Stone, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. J. An son Baxter, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Morse, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wilkin son, and Dr. and Mrs. Walter Stephens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild Hall
T. E. Gilbert
T. Lee McCracken
James Dodd
D. A. Galt
W. B. Hartwig
Hiram “ Brundage
Motion denied in water suit over Junction Creek claims
In district court Judge Rodgers denied a motion by Andrew Salmonson and Chris A Hansen for a bill of particulars in the Gleed Bros. water suit concerning the waters of Junction Creek. The ruling was delivered Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Rodgers
Andrew Salmonson
Chris A. Hansen
Gleed Bros
Junction Creek
Bergeson Motors Unloads New Ford Shipment
A Monday unload by Bergeson Motors brings a shipment of Ford cars to the lot. The display rooms feature two DeLuxe models admired by customers.
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Ford
Bergeson Motors Company
Girl Scouts Organize New Examining Instructors
At a March meeting Mrs. Brundage explained a new operation plan for local Girl Scout troops. Community ladies will serve as examiners for tests including bed making first aid cooking nature studies and signaling. A group of scouts also sang at the P T A gathering on March 17.
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Cathering Brundage
Sacajawea
Beaverhead
Girl Scouts
Ross
Waldorf
Brown
Tragitt
June Roe
Gowen
Fielding Graves
Scout Work Program Outlined for 1931 Council
A report from A I Cashmore, delegate to the Silver Bow council executive board meeting at Deer Lodge, notes broad support for Field Executive A L Krauser. Anaconda, Deer Lodge and Dillon back Krauser, with quarterly visits funded within existing budgets. Local camps urged for two weeks per Scout at Camp Lowlands, area budget set at 3300, with Anaconda contributing 1800 and Deer Lodge and Dillon 650 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. .I. Cashmore
Silver Bow Council
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Dillon
A.L. Krauser
Krause
Kraused
Area Council
Seauts
Fis
Needle Club Entertained by Mrs. A L Anderson
The Needle club was entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. A L Anderson. Members gathered for a social meeting with light refreshments and discussion of upcoming projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Needle Club
A. L. Anderson
Local visitors and officials in city for official business
A. E. Barnes of Three Forks attended to city business. Francis Cashmore of Helena was here on official duties. Francis Carroll, Madison county forest supervisor, visited from Sheridan on Wednesday. Commissioner O. C. Gosman arrived by afternoon train for a special board meeting. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Trolinger plan to move to Sheridan after purchasing a ranch nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Barnes
Three Forks
Francis Cashmore
Helena
Francis ‘Carroll
Forrest
Madison County
Sheridan
Gosman
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Beaverhead Montana
In the Beaverhead County Montana district court the estate of William P Wall deceased will sell at private sale after March 8 1931. The undivided one fourth interest in the east half of section 17 and southeast quarter of section 8 township 13 south range 9 west totaling 480 acres with life estate held by Bessie B Wall and remainder to decedent. Ten percent of bid to be paid at bidding with balance cash on court confirmation. Bids to be received by administratrix at her Dillon home or at the law office of J E Kelly in Dillon.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Montana
Beaverhead
William ‘P
Wall
William’ P. ‘Wall
William P. Wall
Bessie B. Wall
Dillon
Senay
John Me. Baird
Alice I. Baird
J. A. Millicam
Harriet M. Millicam
Eflow Investment Company
Marle J. Andrus
Baird Realty Company
A Corporation
Miller
James EB. Kelly
Trussee
Corrine
W.C. ‘Orr
Beaverhead County
H. Hartwig
Foley Pills Diuretic Promises Health and Longevity
An old advertisement touts Foley Pills as a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys and bladder. It claims the product supports healthy kidney function, a longer life, and better overall health, urging readers to buy it everywhere.
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Tribune
Donlan
Montana Auto Supply Company
Folk
Othel
Hugh McCaleb
Agnes
H. H. Hanson
Cornell
Nelson
Charles’ Oberem
Myrtle Oberem
Centennial Valley
Jean F. Bishop
Charles Wilson
Weldon Else
Arthur .Hopkins
Wisdom
Mildred ‘B. Thompson
John F. Bishop
John and
Rose Keenan
Albina
R. M. Stone
A. L. Stone
Thomas Flynn
Blacktail Creek
Tte
Ahhaal
Elas
A . Hospital
Northwest Bancorporation
Carl. B. Taylor
Federal Land
Bank . of
Spokane
John B. McLaren
John Collins
Poindexter, Block
Department of the Interior US
Great Fells
David van Evans
Melrose
Gale
W. P.mthis
Daniel
Nicholaon
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