Federal seed loan collection in Montana eyed by official
A federal official visiting Helena states Montana farmers should repay most seed loans advanced by the government. He notes: of 1921 loans totaling 1,044,578.00, Montana paid 642,514.25 by June 3, 1925, or 61 percent. 1922 loans of 7,922,000 saw 6,848,407.75 paid by June 3, 1925, about 68 percent. Indebtedness was reduced last year and further cuts may come this year.
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Montana
Tof White
Uo Department of Agventure
Helena
White
Jay G Dulemand
Federal Bureau of Crop Estimates
Forty Million Fish In Montana Planted This Season
Approximately 40,000,000 fingerlings have been planted in Montana lakes and streams this season. C. Takaways, superintendent of hatcheries for the Montana Fish and Game Commission, reports the figures. A federal fish car from Dubuque, Iowa, under Capt. R. E. Lamon, is cleaning the Great Falls hatchery and delivering the last car of native trout to Augusta for Sun River and the Dearborn forks. Twenty cans will be released at Wolf Creek.
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Montana
Takaways
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Dubuque
R. E. Lamon
Great Falls
Augusta
Sun River
Three Forks
Dearborn
Wolf Creek
Jakaways
Miss Katherine Nagle Dies in Seattle At 70
MISS KATHERINE NAGLE formerly of this city died Friday in Seattle in her 71st year. Her son Thomas Nagle left for the coast to attend the funeral and burial. She came to Helena in 1881 and with sisters ran restaurants and hotels before moving to Seattle. Born in Dubuque Iowa she is survived by brother Thomas P. Nagle of Helena and sister Miss Jane Nagle of Seattle with nephews and nieces in Helena Seattle and Centralia.
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Mice Katherine Nagle
Uptena
Searte
Toubuque
Thomas P. Nagle
Helena
Jane Nagle
Seattle
George
Raymond Nagle
Sylvester Nagle
Horeman
George F. Nagle
Gracs Valley
Calif
Margaret
Mary Nagle
C. C. Goff
Centralia
Wash
Campbell Well Near Teigen Nearing Sand
Campbell and Gordon Campbell reported from the Teigen well last night that water control work is finished and drilling should resume this morning. The well reached 730 feet when water struck and only a few days more drilling to reach the first sand with production expected. conditions remain favorable and the prospect appears encouraging. Royalty sales in Teigen field have tightened prices, with drillers reportedly purchasing some royalty interests at this well.
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Rewistown, Ang
Gordon Campbell
Teigen
Campbell
Teton Co Sheriff Chases Women In Car With Contraband
In Chateau on August city notes County Attorney George Coffey Jr and Under Sheriff J 3% Billings pursue a car carrying suspected contraband. Three times they stop the vehicle and the women at the wheel evade capture, finally escaping toward the boundary as Sheriff Tiny Barnes later assists in the pursuit. The incident highlights tensions around bootlegging and law enforcement actions along the Aurunta line near Lewis and Clark county.
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Ladies of Fortune
Tiny Barnes
Lplena
President Rudd Sees Healthy Montana Crop Outlook
President Jalph Rudd of the Great Northern reports that the Montana grain crop should be about as large as last year with farmers receiving similar returns due to current prices. He notes good storage readiness, elevator dealer input, and strong preparation for the grain movement, after touring Glacier Park and Spokane with company officials. A brief BC curiosity note on a new white bear species and a sun sphere temperature mention follow.
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Montana
St. Paul
Une
Minnesota
North Dakota
Jalph Rudd
Great Northern
Glacier Park
J. R. O'Neill
WR Smith
Cen
Vera Disteiet
Huda
Box Trick Exposed by Bunko Scheme in Anaconda
Anaconda authorities investigated a bunko sting after John Diminsky reported losses totaling about $4,000 from a scam claiming a box press could print fresh $20 bills. Two men, pictured in the Standard, allegedly convinced Diminsky to sell stocks and fund the box, then vanished with the money. Diminsky believes the pair are the swindlers who have preyed on locals in recent years.
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Bunko
John Diminsky
Venusylvania Avenue
Diminsky
Bunko Ten
Unite States
Salt Lake
Dimi
Buiko
Niety
Dimimsky
May Calmn
Dr. Minimsky
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