Montana Stock Shipments Reach Impressive Total
The Independent notes 10,015 stock cars moved from Montana and western states to the east between July 13 and October 23. Cattle and sheep totals imply over 820,000 sheep and about 15,170 cattle head, with rail lines like Chicago Burlington & Northern and Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul handling large shares. The article adds reflections on statistics and includes Nebraskan beet sugar factory reports with farmPayment impacts.
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Montauk
Minnesota
Montana
Chicago, Burlington & Northern Railroad
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago and Great Western
Wisconsin Central
Washington
Chey
Mt. Helena
Advertising Strategy Praised for Bargain Seekers
John Wannaaker explains heaviest advertising during dull times to catch buyers. He highlights presenting prices and savings, steady attention to his announcements, and choosing prominent publications to grow one of the nation’s largest advertising campaigns.
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John Wannaaker
Healed by Hood’s Pills and Shiloh’s Vitalizer remedies
A reader reports cures from Hood’s Pills for boils and a sick headache, and from Shiloh’s Vitalizer for indigestion and yellow skin. Mentioned are Mrs Nannie Latoon of Twin Bridges Montana and several family members, with claims of multiple ailments cured by patent medicines.
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Gudhe
Nannie Latoon
Twin Bridges
Mont
Hood
Proper Storage Methods For Onions In Various Conditions
Onions keep best in a cold dry room with circulating air. Do not store in damp cellars or near freezing. Avoid repeated freezing and thawing as they become soft and spoil quickly. Use slatted bins shelves or barrels with holes to promote air flow and keep them off the floor. For winter storage lay onions 18 inches thick then cover with hay or use waterproof bins. They can be kept in a well drained field spot protected from rain or stored in field bins.
Demorest's December issue promotes chrysanthemum art gifts
The December Demorest's magazine features chrysanthemums and Christmas themes with an Infant Christ in Legend and Art article. It touts an Exposition feature, fiction by Parker and Watton, Christmas poetry, and gift ideas. A framed chrysanthemum painting worth 1000 dollars will go to the subscriber who gains the most new Demorest's readers before April 1, 1806. Subscriptions cost 2 dollars annually from Demorest Publishing Company, 10 Fifth Avenue, New York.
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Demorest
Atlanta
Gilbert Parker
Joseph Watton
Paul de Longpre
Fitta Avenue
New York
Direct Route Ad for Thanksgiving Travel to Old Folks
An advertisement urges readers to use a direct route to reach loved ones for Thanksgiving and holidays. It promotes Durlington as the best option for timely arrival and asks readers to request folders from listed agents and offices for details.
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Durlinston
Pah Daniels
Tlr
Latte Mont
Meagher County Wool Growers Eye London Mutton Venture
Meagher County sheep raisers led by Ralph Berry plan a new market push shipping five thousand wethers to London via Baltimore with four thousand to follow. They will feed on Minneapolis screenings at $9 a ton, load first thousand on Thanksgiving, and employ five men per voyage to tend the flock. Transportation costs run about $1.25 per head, with animals weighing near 140 pounds in London. Berry aims to break Chicago’s hold and expand Montana mutton trade.
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Meagher County
Ralph Perry
Pine Tree
London
Berry
Wothers
Trevor
Wisconsin
Minneapolis
Baltimore
Trover
Liverpool
Chicago
Long
Independent on Montana gold boom and Chicago inquiries
Independent notes Uelena mining men expect a larger boom in Montana gold properties as Chicago and New York brokers report rising inquiries. Helena brokers cite Chicago as leading source, with over 100000 dollars invested in Montana gold within six months and more expected in the next half year.
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Uelena
Montana
Chicago
New York
Helena
St. Louis
Colorado
Northern Pacific Patents Filed for Billings Yellowstone Lands
Billings Gazette reports the Northern Pacific holds patents in Bozeman land office for about 30000 acres in Yellowstone county. Patents dated December 31, 1894 and January 1, 1893 were issued by land office officials, covering half of Yellowstone land and townsites Billings and Columbus, with limits east to Columbus. The company had an agreement with county commissioners not to advertise or sell unpatented lands for taxes in Montana counties.
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Congress
Jefferson County
Company
Circuit Court of the United States For
District of Idaho
Yellowstone County
Land Office
State Board of Equalization
Noorthurn Pacific
Billings
N. P. Company
Bozeman Land Office
Montini
Lamcreaux
General Land Office
Secretary of the Interior
Columbus
Lake
Montana
Beley and Polutnik sue Roth and Cornhauser for $188.80
Park County notices Beley and Polutnik have filed suit in Justice Rose's court to recover $188.80 for merchandise sold and delivered to Roth and Cornhauser. Engineer Charles Tappan works on a map of the Natural Bridge mining district containing over a hundred claims.
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Beley & Polutnik
Ontario State Game Laws Cited In Recent Attorney General Ruling
A previous decision by Attorney General Haskell extends the old game laws despite new code amendments. Prohibitions cover deer species mule deer mountain sheep Rocky Mountain elk antelope and other game from Aug 10 to Dec 15 with dogs banned from pursuit.
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Haskell
Suill
Brand
Mureh
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