Goza Heads Stop Waste Campaign In Montana
Sam D Goza of Helena named state campaign manager for a Montana drive to enlist housewives in the national food administration to save waste during October 21 to 28. Lafollette coordinates publicity with posters and plans to meet national organizers in Idaho for the statewide effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
National Food Administration
Federal Food Administration
United States
Food Administration
Sam D
Gaza
Helena
Guy BH. Lafollette
Agriculture and Industry
Sam
Northwesterns
Lafollette
Hoover
Montana Club
Ments
Atkinson
Pocatello
Idaho
Goza
The
United States Food Administration
Hortense Clarifies Lantern Jaw Not Brightness Comparison
The speaker states Hortense and the man with the lantern jaw are not necessarily brighter than the average person, arguing against a simplistic judgment of intellect based on appearance.
Quarter once bought meals now seen as insult
The obsolete value of a quarter as a meal purchase has declined, leaving a small coin regarded as an insult rather than a tip or useful payment.
Nuxated Iron Promises Youthful Vitality for Fifty
A promotional claim extols Nuxated Iron as a miracle for men around fifty, asserting improved vigor, strength, and endurance after two weeks to weeks of use. It contrasts iron forms and warns against old preparations while offering a money‑back pledge if results are not seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Galden
Duddera
Neumonis
Gett
E. Saver
Isuc
Pioneers Secretary Recalls 1881 Indian Raid Near Huntley Billings
Henry Frith, secretary of the Eastern Montana Pioneers, recalls archival notes on 1881 Yellowstone valley raid near Billings. Settlers were marooned as ice broke, a rescue by Frith, Muggins Taylor, and others saved lives, while Indians raided homesteads and stock was stolen west of Huntley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Frith
Eastern Montana Pioneers
Yellowstone Valley
the Pioneers of
Montana
Billings
Frith
Huntley
Baker's Battlefield
Mr. Frith
Muggins Taylor
Taylor
Robinson
Pompeys Pillar
Stearns
Guy
Magegius Taylor
Sid Erwin
Forsyth
McClure
Erwin
Brith
Bill Deal
Misosuri
R‘d
United States Army
McKenzie
A. W. Greeley
Artic Exploration Fame
Eleventh Infantry
Custer
Standingle Agency
Great Montana buffalo reserve protected by government care
The Jocko river range between Dixon and Ravalli, within the Flathead Indian reservation, houses a growing herd of 165 buffalo along with elk and antelope. Under Andrew R. Hodges, the 18 521 acre 29 square mile reserve secures habitat for these species, while keeping intruders at bay despite occasional wire damage.
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Northern Pacific Railroad
Montana
Jocko River
Dixon
Ravalli
Prairies
United States Department of Agriculture
Andrew R. Hodges
Flathead Indian Reservation
Flathead River
Thhe Range
Boston Bison Society
James J. Hill
Newport
N. H
Montana Community Notes Across Cities
Multiple Montana towns report new developments from flour mills and hotels to highway paving and farm loan actions. Officials in Helena Kalispell and Dillon announce projects, appointments, and corporate moves affecting commerce, public works, and state funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belt
Chamber of Commerce
Ingomar
Bainville
Hardin
Three Forks
Dodson
Dodson Trading Company
Dooley
Federal Farm Loan Association
Col White Boosts Montana Land Deals and Realty Vision
Col A A White of St Paul, who two years ago bought Wild Horse Island from the government and several villa sites in Flathead, spoke yesterday in Butte about Montana’s outdoor appeal. He backs a new Northern Pacific branch opening from Dixon to Polson, predicting residents will become familiar with this growing region and its potential real estate values.
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Dillon
Andrus _ hotel
K—E_ G. Shaffer
Columbia
Falls
Kalispell
Baker
Martin Baker
Bowman
N. D
Dengel
Batte
Pipestone Springs
Helena
Montana
Post Office Department
Issoula
Edward Addison Wolf
Butte
Marcus Daly
Flathead
Ford
Hart
John Mahoney
Sven Dyvil
S. A. Cooley
W. C. Riddell
Bozeman
E. K. Houston
General Federation of Woman’s Clubs
W. S. Higgins
Deer Lodge
Lewis and Clark
Cascade
Park
Custer
Wibaux
Dawson
Madison
Lincoln
Blaine
Hill
Big Horn
Forestry Service
Tenth Regiment of Engineers
France
Northwest
Bunker
Cascade County
Bunker Hill
D. W. Raymond
State Livestock Commission
Solomon Star
Deadwood
S. D
Star
Lewis and Clark County
United States Land Office
Edijner Hanson
Alaska
Sidney Miller
Register of the State Land Office
Fund For
Secretary of State
Continental ‘Oil “Company
Standard Oil’ Company
Denver
Yan
A. A. White
St. Paul
Wild Horse Island
Jake
Yeaterday
Lake
Pacific
Dixon
Polson
Sumer
Sean
Renlin
Athens
Sheds Protect Stock from Cold Weather
The article argues for livestock sheds or dense brush shelter to save cattle during harsh winters. It notes that missing shelter harms cattle and increases risk to farmers who cannot afford losses, urging homesteaders to provide protection as in the old range era.
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Society of Equity
Thas
Land Bias
American Society of Equity
America
Insurance Department
Stanton Bank
Great Falls
Mont
Stop Waste Campaign
Quy Lafollette
Huntley Flat
Keogh
Bennett Ergek
Antley
sYogoi Mining
Musselshell
Cawinter Trading
Baleineaise Nase
Zdirin Sylowery Musee
Ghee
Ravali
Fine Buffalo Range
Col. White
Sicocan
Ebs Paes
M. N. A—Wk
Frank Lemmer
Central Avenue
P. O
White Sulphur Springs
Montans
Boulder Hot Springs
J. M. Reynolds
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