Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-03-18
Local Industries
Generates Enthusiasm

In spite of the most adverse wealth
er conditions large crowds of the
citizens OF Sheridan county who are
sincerely interested in the develop
ment of Sheridan County thru. the
promotion of Home Industries, local
natural resources, home trade, and
home institutions, attended the meet
ing, heard the discussions, and re-
viewed the fine exhibits displayed
by the Home Industries of Sheridan
county. Great enthusiasm was gen
Grated that is bound to result in
better patronage of Home Industries
already established in the county and
the establishments of more of these
enterprises in the not distant future
The Exhibitors.
Those Home Industries having ex-
hibits at the meet were: The Plenty
wood Flour Mill, the Plentywood Bak-
ery The Wildwood Beverages, The
West Creamery, The H. Nelson and
The Hanisch Tailor Shops, The Peo-
Piles Publishing Company, the Plen-
tywocd Machine Shop, The Plenty
wood Coal Co., the Storaasli Coal
Mines, and Sheridan County Farm
Products by County Agent Ostby and
Dan Mckay's Redstone brick. The
exhibits by the above Home Indus
tries occupied one side of the FARM
er-Labor Temple for nearly the en-
tire length of the hall
Meeting Passes Appropriate Resolu-
tions.
At the afternoon session, Chair
| man krogman appointed a committee
composed of A. F. Ziebarth, Jack
White, O. A. Moe and S. j. Palubicki,
as special committee on resolutions,
to report proper resolutions to the
meeting, which were reported by The
Committee and read by O. A. Moe as
| spokesman for the committee which
are as follows:
Resolutions
We the Special Committee of the
aome Industries meeting, duly ap-
| pointed and qualified and acting in
behalf of the convention. hereby
present, recommend and urge that
the following resolutions be adopt
ed b. this conventions:
w it~I cas- toilSi1Qdn 1Uuntf-
| Montana, possesses excellent facili-
ties in tho following industries:
farming, dairying, mining, flour
milling, merchandising, banking,
baking, machine repairing, black
smithing, bottling, tailoring, print
ing and other activities. and
Second: Whereas, we Of the Com
mittee know that jail sections of
the people residing in said County
have access to all OF the afore-
mentioned facilities and are able
to secure ample services and ac-
c0mm0dations for its ondeavors,
| and
Third: Whereas, Ii is to the best
interest of all of Sheridan County
and its people to avail themselves
of these facilities, qualities, prices
and services being equal
NOW THEREFORE, BE 1T RE-
SOLVED that the general public
be urged to support the said home
industries and increase its popuIa-
tion and wealth by patronage of its
stores, factories, shops, mills and
mines, which patronage of its
stores, factories. shops. mills and
mines will revert to the well being
of the people of said County, and
which is bound to help build bet
ter homes, shops, stores. mills,
mines and factories and roads, and
which will in turn increase the
value of farm lands and city real
estate.
This Committee further recon-
mends that the public be urged to
assist in the development of petro-
leum which the government geolo-
gist advises exists within Sheridan
County, Montana.
And it is further resolved that
copy of these resolutions be sent to
all newspapers in the county.
A. +. ZIEBARTH
JACK WHITE