Lewistown’s Year of Growth and Prosperity Reflected in 1811 Builds
Lewistown records mark a busy year with over 100 new dwellings and three major business blocks including Mackey and Wise, and the 37.14 Woodman building, costing more than 75,000. A new Lewistown Brick & Mol plant at over 20,000 adds industry and payroll. Churches, a new centerd school building about 60,000, and a 2 810.100 annex for the high school progress. Gravity waterworks cost around 190,000, sidewalks laid, and population surpassing 4,000. County growth includes Musselshell land shifts and a countywide agricultural boom with winter wheat yields near record levels.
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Weede
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Tawn
Iron Age Tragedy and Montana Grain Summary
A fragmented OCR describes a violent clash with Indigenous peoples near Fort Laramie in 1854, with casualties and testimonies about an emigrant wagon train. It shifts to a lengthy Montana agricultural report detailing county grain totals, yields, elevator sales, flax and timothy seed markets, and railroad progress through Lewistown and nearby towns. It also touches on horticultural notes, garden wonders, and literary reflections from unrelated sources.
Changes to Veowens and the Shakespeare era
A garbled OCR fragment describes changes across centuries involving Veowens, Ailaw, Treffert, and the Shakespeare era. It mentions love for Hower, references to Keo Teely and Kingle, and a vague note about digtingtdyh ie queen. The text is incomplete and contains multiple unreadable names and phrases.
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Hower
Dora
Oregon Rancher Passmore Withdraws From Active Life
An elderly Oregon rancher, Mr. Passmore, plans to retire from public and business life. He leaves behind farming, real estate work, his roles in the Montana Sunny School association, and active church and lodge involvement. His move follows a long career and a wish to enjoy Christmas share with friends and family.
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Pasemore
A AL McMillan
Passatora
Silver Iow
Passmore
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