Leedy Association Forms Over Fort Peck Flooded Lands
Farmers between Leedy and the Fort Peck reservoir head promote a Land Bank backed appraisal panel. Ed Andersonіст Garfield County presides with John Towne as secretary and treasurer. board includes William Armington Anton Hanry and Roland Matthews. Appraisers suggested include Fred Kelso of Malta and R S Nutt of Sidney. Major Thomas Larkin to relay recommendations to Washington. Shelterbelts built on dry land boost value by protecting stock and moisture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Peck
Musselshell River
Leedy
Ed Anderson
Garfield County
John Towne
Bervie
William Armington
Anton Hanry
Roland Matthews
Fred Kelso
Malta
Federal Land Bank
R. S. Nutt
Northern Seed Company
Sidney
O. Nesvig
H. S. Lantz
Phillips County
Thomas B. Larkin
U. S. War Department
Glasgow
Larkin
Washington
Water Conservation Could Secure Montana Agriculture
The Montana Standard editor outlines a statewide water conservation program as vital to stabilizing agriculture. He describes flood irrigation, soil soaking, and a new state authority to extend credit for irrigation districts, backed by federal public works funding, aiming to advance farming and ranching security across Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Leipheimer
United Press
Montana
Irrigation Committee of Montanans, Inc
Irrigation Committee
Montanans, Inc
J. S. James
Cooney
Washington
Roosevelt
Public Works Administration
First Buggy in State Cost $500 Becomes Montana Legend
A. F. Graeter bought a buggy shipped from the states for 500 dollars. The craft, built by his brothers in law, traveled from St. Louis to Fort Benton then via Virginia City and Helena, enduring floods and wastes for 51 years before its sale to the state historical society was declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
A. F. Graeter
States
St. Louis
Fort Benton
Missouri River Navigation
Virginia City
Bannack
Helena
Historical Society of
State
Dillion
State approves seven projects with Washington for final approval
D A McKinnon states seven Montana projects have passed local review and are sent to Washington for final approval. Total contemplated spending exceeds 14 million with over 675 thousand in loans and grants sought. 19 projects already approved totaling about 4.5 million. Entities involved include Circle Nashua Stevensville Plentywood Red Lodge and the Montana State Hospital at Warm Springs along with Powder River county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
D. A. McKinnon
Montana
Public Works Administration
McKinnon
Washington
Circle
State Hospital
Warm Springs
Powder River County
Stevensville
Plentywood
Red Lodge
PWA
PWA Legal Department
Cuticura Ad Promotes Soothing Baby Care
An advertisement touts Cuticura products for a baby named Rashee, claiming relief from itching and burning through hot baths with Cuticura Soap, followed by Cuticura Ointment and a dusting of Cuticura Talcum, priced 25 cents each, set beside a note about a barrel of flour containing 196 pounds.
Germany Plans Subsidies for Building Repairs Declared Successful
Germany announces subsidies to repair and renovate buildings and homes and asserts the program is a success. The move aims to boost housing quality and energy efficiency while supporting construction sectors and homeowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
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Prompt Returns
Honest Weights Sun Produce CO
Hughes & Company
Third Street
Griat Falls
S. C. Huseth
Optometrist and
Optician
Great Falls
Clark's Fork Valley
Blackfoot Land Development Company
Missoula, Mont
Montana Standard
Security Building & Loan Association
Billings, Montana
Stephens
Denver
America
Coyotes
E. A. Stephens & Company, Inc
Wazee Se
Colo
Martabltahes
U. S
Nashua
Boulder
Hot Springs Hotel
Montana's
J. A. Farley
Boulder Hot Springs
Helena, Montana
Vinke Brokerage Co
Billings
State Nursery & Seed Company
Bozeman Feed and Grain Co
Bozeman Farmers Elevator Co
Lewistown
Graham & Ross
Merc. Co
Miles & Ulmer Co
Miles City
Kalispell
Dillon Hi
Earl Clack Co
Havre
Missoula
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Anaconda
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