Ranch for sale in East Boulder 1560 acres
Farm property listing notes 1560 acres East Boulder for sale via Cook ranch. Contact Cook Hotel for details. Also mentions Big Timber Supply Co offering farm machinery gas engines and cream separators. Also references 320 acres known as the Chas Enders Homestead and inquiry through H Topel and Bro Bozeman Mont with a separate number 246.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cook Ranch
East
Boulder
Call Cook Hotel
Big Timber Supply Co
Chas. Enders
H. Topel
Bozeman, Mont
Commissioners Proceedings December 4 1922
County commissioners met in regular session at 10 80 a m with Webb Bryan Cari and Lamb present. Minutes from the previous meeting and November 15 canvass were approved. Petitions regarding land valuation in sections 24 25 were discussed. Claims were audited and allowed for Poor Fund, Bridge Fund, Insect Pest Fund General Fund and others totaling hundreds of dollars. The board adjourned at noon and reconvened at 2 pm with all members present. Attest:
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Lew Webb
Chas. Bryan
W. A. Cari
G. B. Lamb
Board of Canvassers
D. D. Wirak
Pleun Roobol
Harry Allen
Churchil & Amery
Alma Cross
Churchill & Amery
Bill Grobrite
G. A. Windsor
A. G. Broughton
Thoreson Bros
Pepson
Kellogg Merc. Co
Csesececseeeese
Astoria Fire Wipes Out Business District
Astoria Oregon December 8 1923 fire destroys the citys historic business center. Hundreds homeless thirty blocks burned causing an estimated ten to twelve million dollar loss with banks hotels and newspapers wiped out. relief committees form to aid victims and shelter opened.
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Astoria
Ore
Oregon
E. B. Foster
James Bremmler
Portland
Seaside
J. S. Dellinger
Astorian
Toveri
Dellinger
H. Hoefler
St. Mary's Hospital
Y. W.C
Columbus River Packing Association
Oregon National Guard
Lee Drake
Astoria Chamber of Commerce
President Harding Maps Out Work For Congress
President Harding outlined national priorities for Congress including transportation coordination, rail labor reform, farm credits expansion, and prohibition enforcement. He urged strengthening the federal tribunal on rail disputes, possible railroad labor board abolition, and interstate commerce commission oversight with a Washington headquarters. He pressed for farm loan expansion, livestock credit provisions, aliens registration, and child labor constitutional amendments, plus unified energy and water power plans and fire protection in forests.
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Washington
Harding
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Farm Loan Board
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Jake Magelssen
Wilbur, Hathaway, Mort
Ben Mjelde
Motor Inn
Tom ‘Kue
American Eagle Cafe
Chas. Crum
Melville, Mont
Walter Shiplet
Rust
Mary
Big Timber
Big
Timber
Henry Stole
Mont
B. S. Heallopeter
W. R. Stokes
McLeod
Phillips Drug Co
R. Duncan
C. E. Wickland
Missoula Pee Co
Montana Pepper Mills Co
Frank J. Croto
Timber Pioneer
W. D. McKensie
E. A
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W. Ay
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Business Protective Association
G. A. Williams
Mabel Payne
Vioneer
Howard Apartments
Posg
Charles W. Campbel
Goodkind
A. P. C.leary, M.D
DR. D. Claiborn
L. W. Baskett
Montana Power Co
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M. W. Barr
S. F. Garrison
J. M
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H. C. Roquet
F. M. Nelson
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F.C. Belle
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J. J. Gallagh
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Silver Moon