Cut Out the Middleman Grower Realizes Bast Possible Price
Utah wool marketing officials push pooling as the preferred channel for this year's clip. McKay urges Utah Wool Marketing Committee to act as the marketing medium, arguing pooling offers benefits over independent buyers. Italian growers seek only temporary cash relief, while the plan aims for cooperative marketing advantages.
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Utah
Dd, McKay
Utah State Lab Area
Zaraburean
Utah Wool Marketing Committee
Salt Lake Tribune
Italy
Farm Bureau
Free Trial Remedy for Asthma Sufferers Offer
A scam style notice claims a free trial of a new asthma relief method that promises rapid relief from wheezing and difficult breathing. It urges hopeless cases to mail in with no postage and insists the reader pay nothing today. The ad pressures urgency and obscure contact details.
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Guy
Sorey
Brontier Asthma CO
Niaeara
Indian Streets
Buffalo
Utah Wool Pool Aims Permanent Cooperative Market
Wool marketing officials tout a state wide cooperative pool that advances growers 8 to 32 cents a pound and promises to stabilize prices for grades from fine to half blood. They cite large sales through farm bureaus, with 1 100 000 pounds sold to mills and 1 500 000 pounds in May, asserting pooling protects growers from price dips and reduces costs vs independent buyers.
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McKay
C. J. Fawcett
American Farm Bureau, Federation
Tegard
Béncd
Utah
Qhis
Utah Wool Marketing Committee
Waet Marketing Committee
MichLican Saien
Fim Bareatt
Waol Salea
Waol Warketing Department
Michigan
Tureaut
Delaine
Buvenus
Dolla
Farm Bureau
Carmers
Thia
New McKay Joys Special
Atvesa
Co-Operative Marketing Plain
Final Exams Near at Montana Wesleyan Amid Student Worry
Montana Wesleyan students show concern as final examinations approach over the next two days. Some hope for high grades and exemption, while many must complete postponed work before Friday night. Social activities continue amid exam pressures and campus life.
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Montana Wesleyan
Montana
T Hose Wa Secord
Rajeed By
Finnena
Poisoning Claim Against Cook At Philipsburg Mine
A miner near Philipsburg in Granite County claims poisoning by a cook at the mine. He reports pain in the lower limbs, dull morning headaches, and impaired hearing. The accident board has received a letter detailing the alleged poisoning around May 7 and asserts unfitness for work as a stationary engineer.
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State Industrial Accident Board
Philipsburg
Granite County
Governor appoints orthopedic board members yesterday
Governor appoints Dr. W. F. Cogewell and Dr. J. Wigett to state health and medical groups, with Mrs. Mary Sales Mis and Mrs. DiIaven among appointees, forming a Montana orthopedic commission authorized by the last legislature, alongside representatives from women’s clubs and tuberculosis prevention groups.
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Desent M. Bixon Yextenlay
State Board of Health
J. Wigett
Roundy
State-Medieal Association
Mary Sales Mis
Garn
Montana Xreucnthan
BR. DiIaven
Uillings
Scherrer Funeral Held on Wednesday in Helena
Funeral services for Fred J. Scherrer of 713 Ninth Avenue were held Wednesday afternoon at the Consistory temples. Rev. James F. McNamee preached. burial followed at I.O.O.F. cemetery. Pallbearers were J. T. Bevans, By Anderson, G. M. Tinker, G. F. Van Winkle, M. Wyse Hoge, and John Winkelman. Mrs. Scherrer, long Helena resident and veteran rail service employee, attended with family and friends.
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King .Salormon-ledge
A. Foanta
Fred J. Scherrer
Ninth Avenue
Odd Fellows
James F. McNamee
Hurial
C. F
J. TG. Bevans
Anderson
Tinker
G. F. van Winkle
M. Wy Hoge
John Winkelman
Scherrer
Helena
Rilney Meil
Lady Militants to Give a Card Party under auspices
A local group called the Lady Militants plans a card party Friday in 10.0.7 hall. The event runs from 2 to 5 PM with auctions in the afternoon and 9 to 11 PM in the evening. Refreshments will be served. The notice promotes New GO. D. shirts at 4.50 and cotton socks at 15. Army & Navy Store is the venue.
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Lady Millianthy
GO. D
Army & Navy
Public Eating Sanitation Crackdown Expands in Montana
A campaign forces Montana eateries to maintain cleanliness under new health laws. H E Shea, director of the state board of health food and drug division, returns from inspections praising improvements. board secretary Fy Cogswell revokes the Malta cafe license of Krank K Nishinaki for noncompliance. More licenses to be revoked as state urges immediate cleanup. another inspection trip soon planned.
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Montana
H. M. Shea
Food and’ Drug Division
State Board of
Shea
Hearing on Montana Express Rates Proposed 46 Percent Increase
The Montana Public Service Commission held an express rates hearing in the state capitol to consider allowing American Hallway Express Company a 46 percent rate increase for in state shipments. Expert witnesses for the company and shipper representatives testified. C. S. Brainist of St Paul, former Minnesota PSC chair, led the case for Express. I. O. avates chaired the commission’s examination.
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Public Servics Commission
Montana
American Hallway Express Company
Express
Atonlang
C. 5
Brianist
St. Paul
Public Service Admission of
Minnesota
pexPress
I. O. Avates
Musical memory test unique program by AGH pupils
Under the public schools department of music the musical memory contest was held in the High school assembly room evening. Lois Lonestate won first prize of 10 dollars. John Pent and Helen Melntire tied for second, runoff awarded Fenn winner and Bliss Melntire third with prizes 750 and 5 dollars. Judges were Professors Trans ton Bray and Miss Nellie Mrs and Mrs Pearl Johnson. Selections were played by the high school orchestra under Lauren McAdam.
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Pubic Schoors
Department of Music
Ethel, Meigs
Tosque
Lois Lonestate
John Pent
Helen Melntire
Fenn
Bliss Melntire
Paris man ordered to pay for wife’s hats in divorce case
Associated Press reports from Paris that Frank F. Gould must pay about $000 for hats bought in May 1918 for his divorced wife, Witla Kelly Gould. The ruling, issued in the sixth chamber of the civil tribunal, states Gould refused to pay but had married Miss Kelly under a separation of property agreement.
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Associated Tress
Paris
Frank F. Gould
Hfe
Witla Kelly Gould
Tofay
Elgil
Gould
Aliss Welly
Formal Opening Planned for Helena Country Club
Helena citizens anticipate the formal opening of the Helenn Country Club on Saturday June 4. Special events include a dinner and dance with an informal dinner, while Great Falls opens May 28 drawing some members away. Plans aim to increase membership and introduce visitors to the new course praised as one of the finest in the northwest.
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Tbe
Heténg Country Club
Héen
Kavernl Wees
Seo Glyvemi
Great Falls
Helens
Che
Great Walls
Divertain
Helen Club
Helena
Conree
Iwelenn Cantry Club
Curtis L. Masher
Minneanolis
Élutant Federal Reserve
An- East
Espert Uisim
Iletown
Eler Soutar
Savear
Mont Wesleyan Academy Grads Make Final Bow on Stage
Mont Wesleyan Academy staged a spirited class day program featuring a college orchestra audition, piano duets by Vera Sweetland and Geraldine Grissom, a class history by Vera Sweetland, prophecies by Edward Haynes and James Mesowney, a class poem by Ella Ogilvie, and a concluding class song.
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Mont
Wesleyan Academy
Montana Weeleyar Acattolay Kentors
Watlensdey
Alartin B.vandemark
Vera Sweetland
Geraldine ‘Grissom
Fineltes
Edward Haynes
James Mesowney
Elia Qellvie
Jay Canary
Vera Hweetland
Milo Dean
Ella
Ogilvie
Elays Ak
Jas
Gay Canary
Edwin Dover
Deaconess Program at Montana Wesleyan Tonight
Pupils of the Deaconess school present an annual program in Helena hall at Montana Wesleyan College. Readings songs and the playlet Land of the Melle will be performed. The program was first given at the school in the galley last evening.
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Helens Hall
Montana Wesleyan College
Doorn Residents Rally Against Kaiser Sale Of Woodlands
Doorn Holland May 25 By Pic Associated Press The former German emperor provoked strong local anger by attempting to sell village woodland beyond his fences to raise income The Dutch government learned of the plan and banned sales of the trees in small plots The Doorn municipality moved to auction the woodland in question seeking to control the estate’s impact on the community
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Doorn
Holland
Pic
Associated Press
Syintis
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