Farm Machinery Sale Ice Plow In Good Condition
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS- FARM MACHINERY A SALE 10-inch ice plow in good con dition. Box 2, Troy, Montantana. Typo errors present but conveys sale of a plow and contact box.
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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1927
Page
7
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS- FARM MACHINERY A SALE 10-inch ice plow in good con dition. Box 2, Troy, Montantana. Typo errors present but conveys sale of a plow and contact box.
Roger Monroe returns to Noel Leonard after a two year coma to find her waking at last on Christmas morning. Noel recalls old affections, confesses past engagement, and the couple face a new chance as a former lover and friends gather for a celebratory awakening breakfast at the Leonard chalet.
Charles W. Cook 87 died at White Sulphur Springs after a two week illness. Born February 24 1839 in Unity Maine he joined the Yellowstone expedition of 1868 to officially record facts about Wonderland. He helped develop Montana sheep raising and was a pioneer historian. Funeral services were held by the White Sulphur Springs Masonic lodge.
Wyllys Hedges cites Cornelius Hedges’s companions Charles Cook and David Folcom who explored the Yellowstone region in 1869 to verify reports of its wonders. They found the tales far short of reality. their manuscripts were rejected by eastern magazines for fiction. Cook settled at White Sulphur Springs in 1874 and remained nearby thereafter.
A worker credits Tanlac for improving health after severe stomach pain and fatigue. He says overwork and illness caused listlessness and insomnia, and Tanlac helped him regain strength and end stomach distress.
Helena report says Secretary of State C T Stewart used patronage to publish notices of constitutional amendments. Senate motion by Sen Tom Kane calls for state accountant to report costs of 1924 and 1926 amendment notices. Kane cites wide county publication variance from 200 to 2200 dollars across papers.
Revival prospects emerge for the Gilt Eye district with indications that the John A. Drake legacy of gold output may inspire renewed mining activity.
Litigation over the Mam moth group, long idle under Judith Basin Consolidated Mining, ends as Montana investors lease the property. Supplies are moving in and a small mill is planned for early spring with a capable work force ready to begin extraction.
A new 1000 kilowatt transformer, rated at 1368 horsepower, has been installed at the Missoula Service Company power plant. The upgrade doubles the plant's capacity and allows drawing power from Montana Power Company at Thompson Falls when needed.
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