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Newspaper

Baker Sentinel

Location

Baker, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1917

Page

5

Judith Basin ranch lands offered for retail sale

J B Long & Co of Great Falls subdivides about 20 000 acres of the Judith Basin ranches near Stanford Montana for retail sale. The land features Surprise creek water, rich dark loam soil and substantial grass and grain yields with 22 inches annual rainfall. The sale offers favorable terms and company support for new farmers.

Montana J. B. Long &Co Great Falls Judith Basin Long Investment Company Stanford J. B. Long & Co West Ewing Long Coming of Railroad Great Northern Railroad Billings J. B. Long and Company Surprise Creek Little Belt Mountains Apri Dover Merino Ig

Studebaker Offers Twelve Monthly Pay Plan For Montana Farmers

L C Stevenson of the Automobile Warehouse Service announces Studebaker will again sell on a 12 monthly payment plan to farmers ranchers and professionals in Montana western North Dakota and northern Wyoming. Fours and Sixes priced with only one third down plus freight and insurance the rest paid monthly at 6 percent interest. The program is designed to boost business and is backed by a trust company securing the car as sole collateral.

L. C. Stevenson Automobile Warehouse & Service Company Studebaker Montana North Dakota Wyoming Mr. Stevenson

Birthday Bequest Of Robert Louis Stevenson Tale

A charming 19th century anecdote recalls Robert Louis Stevenson visiting a California friend and bonding with the host's young daughter. When she complains of February 29 birthdays, Stevenson drafts a playful will bequeathing his birthday to her, forever gifting a date that does not exist.

Robert Louis Stevenson California Adelaide Ide

New Agricultural College to Rise at Fort Assinniboine

Northern Montana anticipates a major agricultural school at Fort Assinniboine after a federal state deal. Montana gains fort buildings and property for an enhanced agricultural program, with $40,000 allocated for maintenance. The school will join Bozeman as a branch and aims for future significance.

Montana Agricultural College Fort Assinniboine Bozeman Agricultural College

Man’s ascent breeds lone pride after early aid

A fragment notes that after reaching the top a man tends to believe he made it alone, forgetting the friends who helped him. The remark reflects on reliance and memory of support in rise to success.

April U S War Month Says Captain Verge

Captain Walter L Verge, newly elected county attorney of Teton County, cites April as the start month for major U S wars. He notes April dates for the Revolutionary War April 19 1775 Fort Sumter April 12 1861 Mexican War April 24 1846 Spanish American War April 21 1898 and Black Hawk War April 21 1832.

United States Walter L. Verge Chateau Teton County Montana Verge Concord Lexington Mexico Fort Sumter

Poslam Skin Remedy Ad Claims Rapid Relief

An old advertisement touts Poslam for inflamed and itching skin with quick improvement by night use. It promises immediate relief from itching and disclaims harm, urging daily use of Poslam Soap to clear and brighten skin and offering samples from Emergency Laboratories in New York.

47Th St New York City

Hungry for Land Montana Draws Thousands of Settlers

Montana lands attract thousands of prospective buyers said C. M. McCutcheon of McCutcheon-Fagan-Price. Spring immigration will originate from Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin and the Dakotas as settlers seek privately owned tracts with money equipment and livestock to profit quickly from farming.

Montana C. M. McCutcheon McCutcheon-Fagan-Price Mr. McCutcheon Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin Dakotas

Frank Linderman to Live on the Flathead

Frank Linderman plans retirement to Lake Flathead. He will enjoy a quieter life at his lakeside home while his book Indian Why Stories continues to sell well and generate royalties. Publishers press for a new Indian story as a strong compliment to the successful volume.

Frank Linderman Lake Flathead

Kalispell Youth Build Bird Houses Under Civic Club

Kalispell boys and girls from grade schools work on bird houses under the Kalispell Civic Club and the club women of the city guiding their project.

Kalispell Kalispell Civic Club Club Women of

The Quiet Man Won't Get In Dutch in Silence

A compact proverb notes that silence earns endorsement while one who speaks excessively risks remorse. The quip contrasts restraint with chatty behavior, suggesting prudence in communication.

No Joke Rhyme Warns of Fame Fading Wealth

A short verse warns that popularity will not outlast money. The quatrain satirically contrasts status with financial fortune, suggesting social fame fades as wealth declines.

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