Meeting of Taxpayers Clubs Elevates Montana Industry
The discussion links state development to intersector cooperation and citizen support. Anaconda Copper Mining and Montana Power executives highlight advances in metallurgy, zinc and copper production, roofing shingles, and regional resource use. Officials note Montana’s untapped coal, timber, water power, and farmland promise economic growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cresson
Feniana
Persis
Anaconda
Anila Copper Mining Company
Anaconda Copper ‘Trine
Matenfal
Trver
Tutte
Swansea
Hi Ontana
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Exzis
Anaconda Cop
Great Falls
Tes
United States
Wren
Montana
Nis
PSA
Montana Power County
EPCO
Ana- Waa Copper Mining Company
Sians Power Company
Iitax
Bute
Potatoes Growers Form an Organization in Phillips County
About eighty farmers met to organize the Phillips County Potato Growers Association with Jas Atwood elected president and Joseph Sklower secretary treasurer. The group aims to secure additional acreage and seed supplies, finance seed, and solicit bankers for favorable terms. A March 11 executive meeting will plan financing and seed contracts. Members are urged to join and obtain contracts at local banks or offices in Dodson Malta or Saco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Potato Exchange
Farm Bureau
Phillips County Potato Growers Association
Jas. Atwood
South Strater
Joseph Sklorer
Malta
Gerard DeWitt
Adolph Lafond
J. A. Testa
Dodson
Brook Stahlin
Wagner
Amos Wesley
L.C. Edwards
W. H. Frazier
Saco
F. A. Schempp
Mr. Atwood
First National Bank of
Joseph Sklower
Montana
Labor League urges repeal of Volstead act for light wines beer
The American Federation of Labor executive council urged repeal of the Volstead enforcement act and substitution of a measure permitting sale of light wines and beer. It denounced the Volstead act as a social moral failure and called for a non partisan campaign on election participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Executive Council
The
American Federation of Labor
Notice of Intent for Three Year Proof on Saco Land
John H. Mavencamp of Saco Montana filed intent to prove his homestead claim No 058170 for WIANW4 SEYNWY SWI4NEWY EWUSWY WISE Section 21 Township 36N Range 33E Montana Meridian. Proof before U S Commissioner W D Muller at Saco Montana on April 7 1922 with witnesses Roy V Wallis Walter McGavin Pearl Pressnall Rudolph Delke all of Saco Montana. E M Kirton Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Glasgow
Mont
John H. Mavencamp
Saco
Montana
Wise
Township
Range
East
Meridian
W. D. Muller
U. S
Roy V. Wallis
Walter McGavin
Pearl Pressnall
Rudolph Delke
E. M. Kirton
Devil Robot Terrorizes Hutchinson Barn Dances Revealed
Local report recounts a mysterious figure at Minnesota dances, later identified as a human in a Satanic costume with electric lights. A reward offered to trap the intruder led to a 14 year old shooting him, sending the man to hospital in critical condition.
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Buffalo Center
Hutchinson
Minn
Louise Miller
Minnesota
Dakota hard up writes Saco man
Harry Miller of Willow City North Dakota writes that Montana does not know hard times. He says farmers lack money and many are forced to quit due to no feed and seed. The winter was severe with several bad blizzards across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Miller
Willow City N. D
Montana
Industrial recovery drives a flurry of plant reopenings
Freight and steel mill activity surges as plants from Flint Michigan to Gary Indiana reopen or expand. Ford tractors cut prices while Belgium lace makers dwindle. Rail orders and steel output forecast a strong 1922, with New Haven shops, Great Falls mills, Paterson ribbons, and many others resuming full operations.
Hog yields from Armstrong farm highlight Duroc Jersey hogs
A Gayton Armstrong hog butchered a hog weighing 800 pounds and rendered 210 pounds of lard. The article praises thoroughbred Duroc Jersey hogs on the Armstrong ranch and notes the value of good breeding and corn feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gayton Armstrong
Armstrong Ranch
New Diseases Threaten Domestic Animals in Early Reports
Washington March 3 Domestic animals are threatened by a new disease that kills in 5 to 71 hours, per a Public Health Service bulletin. Efforts are under way to create an anti-toxin. The bulletin notes the organism may be related to the chicken ailment limberneck, but this has not been demonstrated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Public Health Service
Moen Files Three Year Proof on Montana Homestead Claim
Nora Ma Moen formerly Emtry of Genevieve Montana filed intent to prove up her 1916 homestead entry 044058 for SEY NW4 Section 7 Township 34N Range 35E M M. She will appear before A J Johnson at Barr Montana on March 7 1922 with witnesses Frank Ward Nels Hatton Louis Lindbloom all of Genevieve Montana and Mark Wright of Valleytown Montana. E M Kirton Register.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Glasgow
Mont
Nora .Ma- Moen
Emtry
Genevieve
Montana
Sey
Frank Ward
Nels Hatton
Louis Lindbloom
Mark Wright
Valleytown
E. M. Kirton
Register
Peru Andes Natives Touted For Harsh Population Culling
Dr. Joseph Barcroft reports Peruvian highland communities practice age limits and execution by village authorities for those past a certain age. He describes Cerro de Pasco life at 14,200 feet, with Quicha Indians living in adobe hovels, rarely moving, and chewing cocoa leaves.
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Boston
Mas
Andes
Peru
Joseph Barcroft
Autor
Cerro de Pasco
Barcroft
Lowell Institute
King’s Colege
Cambridge University
Royal Society
Quicha
Record Herald
Bank Robberies Hit Three Cities in One Day
Columbia Ohio sees Trust and Savings bank robbed of 4000 dollars at gunpoint. Covington Kentucky reports First National bank robbed of 7000 dollars. Chicago sees jeweler Samuel Cadich robbed of diamonds worth 50000 dollars. Indianapolis reports five armed bandits rob Fletcher Savings Trust Co. and escape with 3000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Ohio
citizens /Trust and Savings bank
Covington
First National Bank
Chicago
Samuel Cadich
Indianapolis
Fletcher Savings Trust Co
States Win Chance to Regulate Rail Rates Court Ruling
Supreme Court decision strips states of authority to regulate interstate and intrastate rail passenger and freight rates. Government asserts full federal control over rail commerce. The ruling marks a major shift since Civil War era state rights precedent.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Egypt to decide fate of ancient civilization homeland
Lloyd George asserts Egypt’s destiny lies in Egyptian hands as control shifts from British martial rule. England kept Egypt under martial law to shield foreigners and safeguard its business interests, and the new government must guarantee foreign protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd George
England
Egypt
Slattery Noted For Fine Record As U S Attorney
John Slattery has established a strong record as United States district attorney and has won five cases before the court of appeals. The public rarely secures counsel of Slattery's caliber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johm Slattery
United States
Court of Appeals
Slattery
Fire destroys Vago store in largest loss for town
A dramatic Monday night blaze gutted Harry A. Vago’s frame store in northern Montana, starting from a basement furnace and unlocking a mass of flames. The building, over 50 years old, housed a priceless curio collection and the Masonic lodge upstairs, both ruined. neighboring properties suffered minimal damage while the proprietor faces heavy uninsured losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Vage
Notting
Mr. Vagg
Montana
Saco
Masonic Lodge
Eastern Star
Mr. Waze
Lig
Wagg
Home Made Tillage Implements On Display
Farm Bureau displays models of popular home made tillage implements at First National Bank Dodson Malta and Farmers and Merchants Bank Saco. Exhibits show machines efficient for weed control and summer fallow at low cost, aiming to boost adoption in Phillips County amid tight finances.
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Farm Bureau
First National Bank
Dodson
Farm Bureau Office
Malta
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Saco
Phillips County
Milk River Irrigation Project Receives $550000 Funding
Congress appropriates 550000 dollars for the Milk River Irrigation Project with hopes funds aid construction this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milk River
Congress
Marriage of Princes Mary to Viscount Lascelles Stuns Society
The marriage of Princess Mary to Viscount Lascelles of England on Tuesday marked one of the era’s grand social occasions. The ceremony drew prominent figures and wide attention from society pages and onlookers alike.
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Mary
Viscount Lascelles
England
Fortification Work Halts Amid Government Orders
The Japanese government orders a halt in fortification industry work at Fes mosa and Pescartores amid broader forestery to the We& a etre ren ly. The action marks a significant pause in defense related construction with further guidance pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Fesmosa
Pescartores
We& A
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Elly DioGlecto
INE
Ivors Taxpayers’ Clubs
Dustries
Teng
Organized Labor
Gers
Federation
Tribune
Hutchinson Devil Human
Dakota Hard UP
Saco Man
Atlanta, Ga
Buck
Flint, Mich
Champion Ignition Co
Flint Mich
McKeesport Pa
Paterson, N. J
Belgium
Henryetta, Okla
Detroit
Park Falls
Ford
Wash
Smith and Wesson
Springfield
Mass
Gary
Ind
Great Southern Steel Corporation
Birmingham
Ala
New Haven Road
New Haven
Conn
Chicago and Northwestern
Ohio Steel Foundry
A Ma, O
Allegheny Steel Co
Brackenridge- Tarentum District
New York Central
Motor Wheel Corporation of
Langanz. Mich
Harry Vago
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