Sheep Prices Seen Peaking Then Declining Outlook
Washington Aug 20 AP The Agriculture Department says the sheep industry is at the end of a period of high prices with lamb prices likely to ease in spring 1926 and 1927 while wool prices may fall unless demand rises. Beef prices could rise later. overall output growth may push lamb supply up as breeding ewes and lambs increase.
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Washington
Associated Press
Department of Agriculture
Department
Europe
Sweden Soberer Than Neighbors in Liquor Policy
Stockholm reports Sweden, a non prohibition nation, claims the soberest record among Nordic states. Restrictions cap four liters per household monthly. Stockholm consumption fell from 24 liters per person yearly to 12. public offences dropped to 19 per thousand, while hospital treatments rose to 36 per ten thousand. Aerial news note on X ray corn removal follows.
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Stockholm
Associated Press
Finland
Norway
Sweden
May Seymour Chases Money and False Love in Atlantic City
May Seymour returns to her hometown after a year away and drains her fortune chasing a moneyed marriage. In Atlantic City she mingles with Carlotta Frosking Dan Sprague and Herbert Waterbury, aims for Waterbury, is duped, loses her last money, and soon faces hunger and hard work while contemplating a return to a ruined life until a chance meeting offers renewed hope.
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May Seymour
May
Atlantic City
Carlotta Frosking
Dan Sprague
Carlotta
California
Waterbury
Sprague
Cuticura Heals Widespread Skin Blisters Says Patient
A reader from St Louis recounts severe body and hand blisters with intense itching that disrupted sleep. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, plus the Ornement, she reports complete healing and urges daily use to keep skin clear and pores active.
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Misa Mary M. Mingis
Maple Ave
St Louia
Forester to View Cooke Route in Red Lodge
Red Lodge Aug 20 States Forester Ureeley plans to survey the Red Lodge Cooke route. He aims to inspect Cooke ore deposits and assess commercial value, pending travel from the Teton mountains and meetings in Denver and Helena before a Red Lodge visit.
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Red Lodge
Ureeley
Red
Shelley
Snong
Teton Mountains
Congressional Committee On Public Lands
Denver
Helena
Roote
Cotnt
Cooker United
Insane Miles City man sent to Warm Springs asylum
Theodore Matzen of Miles City and his 10 year old daughter were removed from a train at Deer Lodge after the man was declared insane by a commission. The daughter was placed in a home for care. The article also notes Girl Scout camp plans for Aug 22 to Aug 29 at Steyer ranch with instructors from Red Cross and locals. Other items include marriage congratulations for Mr and Mrs Harre Speck and various visits by residents to Butte and Anaconda.
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Deer Lodge
Theodore Matzen
Miles City
Warm Springs
Stejer
Arvid Andresen
Talfona? Red Cross
Frank Conley
Lou Boedecker
E. J. Cummine
Larable
Butte
Leo LaSalle
J. Marchion
Anaconda
Dorothy Mayo
Bbutle
Leo W. White
Melena
Oil Production Rises at Kevin Sunburst Field
Shelby reports daily oil output from the Kevin Sunburst field averaging about 12 480 barrels for the week ending August 13, a rise of around 2 980 barrels from the prior week. It marks the first time the field’s reports exceed 13 000 barrels on a reliable average.
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Kevin-Sunburst Dome
Shelby
Kevin-Sunhurst
Anaconda Driver Killed in Crash
Anaconda August 20 William Derray twenty two son of Mr and Mrs John Derray of Big East Park avenue was killed in an automobile crash on Mill Creek canyon three miles east of Anaconda The three companions Sharles Stith Riussell Mar shion were hospitalized in a dazed condition with noncritical injuries The Hud son sedan collided with an oncoming car headed toward Butte The other vehicle fled after the crash and was not identified The deceased was a trusted driver for Kelly tonmer cial rampats and was driving when the accident occurred
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Anaconda
William Derray
John Derray
Big East Park Ave
Shorty
Sharles Stith
Riussell Marshion
Brandy Road
Mill Creek Canyon
Butte
Patrick McMay
Base Wight Avenue
Car Overturns Pins Driver to Ground in Harlowton
In Harlowton on August 20 a car overturned trapping a driver beneath it. Dick Cesgniss allegedly overturned the vehicle, causing injuries to a passenger described as badly hurt and bruised. Mr and Mrs Alfred Van Taney were among those first on the scene, with Cosgrift taken to Flarlowton for care.
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Harlowton
Dick Cesgniss
Ittle Hope
Murphy
Jose Ceriously
Aera
Alfred van Taney
Aloyeay
Cosgrift
Flarlowton
Billings Youth Held on Check Forgery Charge
Billings, Aug. 2. Fanil Long, 21, is jailed again on passing checks after being released four weeks ago. He previously forged as "J. H. Clark" for $7.50 at Montana National Bank, pled guilty, was sentenced 10 months to three years, suspended on restitution, then released after four days. He allegedly passed a $3 check a week later at a nearby grocer. Washington dispatch notes radio, rail, schedules, and rate changes from the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Waterbury
Herbert
May
Herbie
Fortier
Billings
Phyllis Quenten Ee
Modland National Bank
Clark
Steenda District Court
Bong
Coget
Long
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Montana Typewriter Company
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Ocean Avenue
Miss Minney
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Mr. Saller
Ar. Salter
Mr. Salter
Nome
Havel
Marcel
John Seymour
Cooke
M. W. Kyde, M. D
U.S. Furniture Company
O. P. Gilmore
U.S. Furniture Co
Ago Long
Grolcery
The
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Weggenman Market
State
Helena Business College
Independent
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