Wool market signals early recovery and improved prices
Montana Wool Growers secretary H. H. Figott says the wool market shows an early recovery with buyers in the states seeking wool at current prices. Reports of offer bids around 42 1/2 cents and a Bar X Livestock sale in Idaho illustrate rising demand and cautious optimism about sustained gains.
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Montana Wool Growers ’Association
Madison County
Idaho
Bar 5 Livestock Company
Rupert
St. Louis
Pigott
Commercial Bulletin
Boston
Bradford
Texas
Library Methods Topic of Lecture at Mt St Charles
Miss Lilliquist city librarian of Spokane Washington addressed Mt St Charles summer school last evening on library methods Her demonstration of book repairs the Toronto method was especially educative.
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Mt. St. Charles
Lilliquist
Spokane
Wash
Toronto
Mystery on Signal Mountain Reignites Goilsey Bowman Feud
In Chattanooga Tennessee on June 26 Associated Press reports the disappearance of Dr W D Mason a local veterinarian and surgeon and Lawrence Bowman a suspected moonshiner near Signal Mountain. Sheriff officials believe the feud between Goilsey and Bowman has flared anew as a car used by the missing men was found abandoned with bloodstains.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Associated Press
W. D. Mason
Lawrence Bowman
Signal Mountain
Mason
Bowman
Ginor Nellie Ross leaves for governor's vacation conference
The report notes Nellie Ross departing for New York tonight en route to the annual governor's conference at Poland Springs Maine. She tells friends there will be no place in the life of a woman governor for vacation.
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As Press
Ginor
Nellie
Ross
Nelli ‘Aylee
New York
Governor's
Poland ‘Springs
Theresedma
Butte Plans Grand July Fourth Celebration
Butte hosts a multi day Fourth of July festival beginning July 2 with a large circus parade featuring over 100 vehicles and thousands of Montanans in costumes. The event draws business leaders and out of town showmen, with cash prizes, pageants, and a boxing exhibition adding to the amusement.
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Fine
Seattle
Penby
James H. Rowe
Idleton
Cheyenne
Bozeman
York
Jer
Columbia Gardens
Los Angeles
Shriners
Broadway Theater
Tommy Lieutenant Hitt
Miss Dening
Ryan
Snell
Montana
Sof
Ing
Dickinson Named Chief of Montana Horticulture Division
A. H. Bowman announces Edward Dickey of Kalispell will become chief of the division of horticulture in the Montana department of agriculture, effective August 1. He will succeed William L. Skovell of Missoula, who has led the post for several years. Dickey is praised for his knowledge of Flathead valley horticulture and potato industry development.
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A. H. Bowman
Edward Dickey
Kalispell
Department of Agriculture
Dickey
William L. Skovell
Missoula
Montana
Flathead Valley
Bust on Golf Course Astonishes Players
Two golfers began a round at a London course and discovered a stolen bust of Nelson sitting on the tee. The sculpture had last night vanished from a local school. Edward Dickey is identified as a Pioneer fruit man from the western region.
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London
Nelson
Edward Dickey
Hinckley Konsmo Unite in Maine Wedding on Coast Trip
Miss Alice Hinckley of Blue Hill Maine and E Konsmo of Great Falls united in marriage June 24 at the home of Mr and Mrs William L Jones in the Valentine apartments. After the breakfast the couple left on an extended motor trip to the coast. Mr and Mrs Cosmo will be at home in Great Falls after September 1.
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Alice Hinckley
Blue Hill
Maine
E. Konsmo
Great Falls
William L. Jones
Valentine Apartments
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