Montana Board to Oversee State Land Settlement Plan
The Montana land settlement advisory board, meeting in Helena, outlines a state wide program with policies and committees in every county. It will include ex officio members from Montana State College and the state commissioner of agriculture with a secretary to manage by laws and county committees to assist settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Land Settlement
State Commission of Agriculture
Ascher
Baned Rote
Helena
State Department of Agriculture
Land Settlement Board
Advisory Board
Montana State College
State Commissioner of Agriculture
Division of Land Settlement
Department of Agriculture
Alfred Atkinson
J. L. Humphrey
L. A. Campbell
United States
Montana
Commissioner of Agriculture
Smith- Hughesman
Chamber of Commerce
Trail of Montana Pioneers and Fort Phil Kearney History
A historical survey recounts pioneer trails in Montana marked by brutal clashes with Indians, the Bozeman Trail opening, and the Fetterman Massacre at Fort Phil Kearney. It notes the Wagon Box Fight and Powell’s defense strategy, plus land settlement efforts and governmental committees guiding agricultural development in Montana.
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Martha E. Plassmann
Montana
California
Rocky Mountains
Jed
Fort
Phil Kearney
Fetterman
Forsyth
Carrington
Powell
Major Powell
Red Cloud
Montana farm publicity and irrigation proposals urged by chambers
State chambers and development groups are urged to set aside 10 percent of publicity funds for a statewide Montana publicity fund. The plan supports land classification work with the U S Department of Agriculture, funds for permanent land settlement, study of irrigation laws, and an unbiased education program about Montana farming and settlement. A nationwide campaign to promote Montana as a home for settlers is proposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers of Commerce and Development
Montana
State Experiment Station
United States Department of Agriculture
National Congress
State Department of Agriculture
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Union
California
Department of Agriculture
United States
Thene Creek
Kevin
America
Butte
Helena
Golden Rule Sunday urged for Near East relief work
December seventh is International Golden Rule Sunday endorsed by President Coolidge. Families are urged to eat a simple meal and donate the savings to Near East Relief, aiding orphans and refugees in the Near East. Contributions go to Mrs. Wallace Perham in Glendive Montana or 722 Peyton Bridge Spokane Washington. The piece notes the Near East Relief's history and aims. It also mentions the United States copper mine in Lake Superior as a separate fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Geneva
Near East
Near East Relief Fund
Brotherhood of Love
Smyrna
America
abjJe
Near East Relief
Wallace Perham
Glendive
Montana
Peyton Bridge
Spokane
Wash
Powell Receives Brevet for Command at Battle
A relief force from the fort reinforced natural defenses with cannon and the battle ended with three white men killed and two wounded. Indians reportedly suffered about eleven hundred killed and wounded. Major Powell earned a brevet promotion to Lieutenant Colonel for his brilliant command.
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Quartermaster's Department
Powell
Major Powell
Red Cloud
Useles
Corral
Automobiles Sold Exceed Four Million in 1923
The year 1923 saw automobile sales surpass four million units, reflecting a strong market expansion. Industry data highlight rising production and consumer demand as manufacturers expanded output to meet the growth.
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Missouri
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Land Board
State Department of Agriculure
Electric & Radio
Central Ave
Great Fails
RADIO
Radiola III A
Montana Electric Company
East Broadway
Butte, Mont
BE. Eee Mene
Lake Superior
East
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