War's effect on livestock prices in a wartime economy
An editorial review traces 1913–1918 price trends for steers hogs lambs and hides in Chicago, noting major price jumps after U S entry and warning against overproduction despite wartime prosperity. It urges caution as World War II looms and markets swing.
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Beaverhead Ranchers See Livestock Market Boom
War in Europe boosts demand as buyers from Iowa Ohio and Tennessee seek Beaverhead lambs and cattle. Major outfits including Gilbert Livestock Co Selway Sheep Co and John Anderson sold recently while Armstead ships Idaho lambs. About 75000 Beaverhead and Madison lambs expected to ship in the next month.
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Armstead
Emma Yeaman
Madison
United States
Baptist Ladies Aid Meet at Miss Plant Home
The Baptist Ladies Aid will be entertained at Miss Clara Plant’s home at 512 South Washington Street Thursday afternoon. The business meeting starts at 3 o'clock sharp, followed by a short program.
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State agency inspects Missoula trucks for permits
The state railroad and public service commission assigns an inspector in Missoula to check incoming commercial trucks for operating permits. Two drivers were found with no MRC plates and each fined twenty five dollars.
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Mussolini neutral stance looms amid European tensions
The piece surveys Italy under Mussolini amid German Polish war moves and Britain France pressure. It contrasts Italy’s neutrality with Hitler’s west wall strategy, noting Italian public mood, possible shifts, and political risks, plus related war shadows and public reactions across the United States.
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Farm Workers Given More Jobs in Montana
Montana unemployment service reports 2 205 farm placements in first seven months of 1939, a 396 rise from a year earlier. Demand rose as a bountiful harvest loomed, with workers from southern states and reductions in beet field placements due to migrant labor. Sugar companies pledged to send workers home after harvest. sheep ranchers helped lift lambing season placements by about 25 percent.
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Montana
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Mining freight contracts and local news from Dillon
M J McCune contracted to ship 1050 tons of ore from Bannack to Dillon for Golden Leaf Mining. The first load arrived last Tuesday. Poindexter and Orr sent 15 carloads of horses from Livingston to South Dakota, about 400 head started overland for the same point. Craig Snyder, 12, was injured after a horse accident near W M Olivers. Miss Alta Westbrooke will be assistant principal of Salt Lake City schools. The diamond drill is active at the 240 foot Legal Tender shaft. Miss Alice Dingley will join Miss Darrow’s academy in Butte. Miss Mabel Brock and Miss Comfort Neal left Dillon for Cleveland to study music.
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Butte
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Walter Grimes Heads to Spokane Post Office
The Tribune notes Walter Grimes left for Spokane to take a post office job. A street roller damaged the Lovell barber shop wall during Bannack street work but did not topple the cellar wall. A 25 acre forest fire near Farleys in Elk Horn springs district is being battled by 20 men with more expected. Beaverhead County Pow Wow Roundup in Dillon slated for next Friday and Saturday hinges on weather. Mr and Mrs Jack Dodge welcomed a baby boy on September 6. A F Waldorf departed for Los Angeles to visit his mother.
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Anaconda Country Club Hosts Fall Picnic Event
The Anaconda Country Club will host a fall picnic at the Anaconda clubhouse starting Sunday at 9 o'clock with Dillon Country Club members in attendance. Leonard Schulz announced the event and the chairman T Blair asked attendees to notify him of plans to attend by Thursday noon.
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