Lecturing Staff On Train Tour Promotes Montana State Fair
The article lists the lecturing staff aboard a Montana agricultural train tour including J. M. Hamilton and F. S. Cooley in agronomy and horticulture chiefs like O. B. Whipple. It notes newspaper writers on board and jibes the event as a strong advertising medium for the state fair.
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J. M. Hamilton
Montana Agricultural College
F. B. Linfield
F. S. Cooley
Farmers’ Institutes
Alfred Atkinson
H. F. Patterson
O. B. Whipple
R. A. Cooley
D. B. Swingle
M. L. Dean
Daniel Scouts
R. W. Clark
W. J. Taylor
H. P. Griffin
W. F. Schoppe
A. W. Greeley
Dakota Farmer
Aberdeen
S. D
J. B. Nelson
J. A. Shoemaker
Montana
For rent modern store room on McLeod street
For rent a modern store room on McLeod street measuring 30 by 60 feet with hot water heat and all conveniences. Basement full size of building. Inquire of Robert Brownlee Big Timber.
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McLeod Street
Robert Brownlee
Big Timber
Ideal locality for horticulture in Sweet Grass County
The professor emphasized this area could become a famed Montana fruit producer. He urged careful variety choice and cultivation, noting apples offer great returns and that Sweet Grass County could grow into a major apple market with prudent, intelligent orchard practices.
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Montana
Sweet Grass County
Nature
Representation plan via Pray votes in Montana counties
A table presents county by county Republican votes from two years ago. Delegates are approximated by dividing each county's Pray vote by 65, yielding a major fraction as the county's representative.
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Montana
Pray
Laurel Fire Destroys Three Buildings. $30,000 Loss
A Monday evening blaze in Laurel destroyed three structures including a hardware store, the Outlook, and the Mutual Telephone Company building. Firefighters faced ammunition explosions hindering salvage. no injuries reported. Building losses about $15,000 with stock and fixtures making up the rest. The cause is thought to be defective wiring in the hardware store. Also listed are perishable goods prices for oats to citrus and livestock values, reflecting the era’s market.
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Laurel
the Outlook
Mutual Telephone Company
Three Great Wool Clips Sold in Montana Sale records largest wool clips
The three largest Montana and U S wool clips—C M Bair Billings 1 5 million pounds Rea Bros Forsyth 900 000 and J B Long Great Falls 1 million—sold to Jeremiah Williams Co Boston. Negotiators were J A Hanlon and Ernest May for Bair and Rea, W E Walker for Long. Two thirds of Bair shipped, Rea entirely forwarded, Long under way.
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Montana
United States
C. M. Bair
Billings
Rea Bros
Forsyth
J. B. Long
Great Falls
Jeremiah Williams & Co
Boston
J. A. Hanlon
Ernest May
W. E. Walker
Reward Out For Bill Stuart Murderer in Langston Killing
A double reward is offered for the arrest of Bill Stuart the murderer of Gordon Langston shot near Melville on May 20. $300 is offered for arrest and extradition. $250 more upon conviction. Sheriff Fallang has issued postal cards with a minute description and broadcast them.
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Bill Stuart
Gordon Langston
Melville
United States
Fallang
First Reports Prove Not to Be Justified
The text argues that dry land farming using the Campbell system can ensure a crop even with variable winter snowfall and scarce irrigation. It contrasts irrigated farmers with dry land cultivators who conserve moisture, claiming the latter have a reliable “water right” through conserved soil moisture and are as certain of their crop as the seed sown.
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Campbell
Big Timber Market Report Adds Potatoes Melons and Strawberries
New potatoes and watermelons from California join home grown strawberries from Yellowstone and Gallatin valleys in the weekly market. Strawberries rise to 20 cents a box, melons and potatoes 4 cents a pound, with no other price changes except in feed and hay. Growers expect field supplies after the Fourth and a drop in potato prices as local production ramps up. Timothy and alfalfa prices are listed, with baled hay and bluestem figures included.
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California
Yellowstone
Gallatin Valley
Timothy
Weather for May at Big Timber Sweet Grass county
May observations at Big Timber in Sweet Grass county recorded at 5 p m show weather conditions for the month of May 1210 with entries incomplete likely noting temperature precipitation wind and sky condition but missing specifics in the fragment.
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Big Timber
Sweet Grass County
Yellowstone Park excursion tickets on sale July 4 and Aug 9
The Northern Pacific offers special Yellowstone Park excursion tickets including continuous passage to Gardiner gateway and the standard five and a half day Park tour. Tickets go on sale at No. 7 on morning of July 4 and August 9. Rates are $44 for adults over 10 years and $28.25 for ages up to 10. Call an agent for details. H. J. Nelson, Agent. Big Timber.
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Sherwin
Winliams
Northern Pacific
Yellowstone Park
Gardiner Gateway
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Jeffy Johns
Bermuda
Bair, Rea Bros
Long Wool
Stuart
Big Timber Market Report
U. S. Department of Agriculture Cooperative
F. A. Severance
Cooperative Obesiver
Oman
H. J. Nelson
D. H. Marsh
Big Timber, Montana
Sixth Ave
Bramble St
Rock Island
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Roy Osborn
C. N. Skin
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U. S
J. A. BaiLey
Notary Public
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