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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1928

Page

6

Learn to Fly on Payment Plan at Vance Flying School

The Vance Flying school offers a short course of eight lessons for 100 dollars and a complete solo course for 300 dollars. Additional solo time is 12.50 per hour for students, with 15 hours in the air in the solo course. Students must pass a local physical exam to obtain a U S student license, with payment terms of one half cash and the balance on time to responsible parties.

Vance Flying School Nine Mile River Nine Mile Valley Missoula Missoula River Milwaukee and Northern Pacife

Treasure State Farm and Livestock on Washington Potato Tour

Montana potato grower representatives will tour Yakima central Washington next week to study production and marketing practices. About 30 to 40 people including seed potato growers and agricultural agents will travel July 8 to 15, with Northern Pacific backing half-fare rates.

Montana Yakima Washington Montana State College Montana Potato Improvement Association State Horticultural Society Mr. Harrington W. E. Pollinger Ahorticultural Corvallis L. A. Campbell Northern Pacific Railroad Fred Parker Hamilton A. H., Small Creston F. A. Gi Missoula Northern Pacific Helena Ellensburg Kittitas Valley Naches Wapato Donald Lewis and Clark Ravalli Lake Flathead Butte Polson Kalispell

Shiloh Drain District Begins Work to Reclaim 1400 Acres

After five years of formation and a late bond delivery, the Shiloh drainage project near Billings Montana has started. Charles Basler of Basler & Ewing leads trenching with machines from Lovell Wyoming and Iowa, aiming to drain 1400 acres southeast toward Hogan slough.

Shiloh Shiloh School Billings Charles Basler Chicago Basler & Ewing Lovell Wyo Iowa Arnold-Marshall Co Yellowstone Valley Hogan Slough B. C. Lillis T. C. Armitage Robert Steele Ed Cardwell

Montana Officials Push Gasoline Tax Rise for $4.5 Million Match

Montana lawmakers and the Montana Automobile association urge raising the gasoline tax from 3 to 5 cents to secure a $4.5 million federal road funding match. The board also backs cleaving rights of way via immediate condemnation and notes large bond payments and school district refinancing amid statewide fiscal activity.

Moncey Chinook Montana Board of Managers Montana Automobile Association Board of Directors State Highway Commission

Montana Students Canoe Down Missouri to New Orleans

Walter Burrell and Tom Duncan of Missoula, journalism students at the University of Montana, travel a 15 foot canoe from Fort Benton May 18 toward New Orleans. They report a wonderful but rough trip with high water, rescuing stranded animals, and nightly camps on riverbanks.

Walter Burrell Tom Duncan Missoula Journalism School University of Montana Missouri New Orleans Sloan City Towa Burrell Duncan Fort Benton University Mr. Burrell

Farming Hay Cutting Tips and Fair Judge Appointments

Dairy specialist O Tretsven advises cutting alfalfa at bloom, red clover at full bloom, white and yellow sweet clovers at blossom stages, timothy early bloom, and corn fodder in the dough stage. Richland county fair judges named for livestock horticulture and poultry. crops and women’s departments pending. Agricultural economist M L Wilson spoke on Montana farming potential at Bozeman district meeting. Bureau of Agricultural Economics outlines major farm management studies across the United States.

Montana Department of the Disabled American Veterans of the James J. Miles Helena Earl Angle John J. Walsh Anaconda George Timmons Butte War Department Fort Harrison United States Veterans’ Bureau Montana State College O. Tretsven Montana Extension Service Richland County George J. Baker North Dakota E. E. Isaac John Osmundson M. L. Wilson Northwest Shippers’ Advisory Board Bozeman United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics United States Department of Agriculture

Montana dairy and honey quality push noted by extension service

The U S Department of Agriculture cites honey as clean and sanitary and explains modern, sealed, automated extraction. Montana County agents discuss range management projects after district conferences at Malta and Great Falls. Nine dairy herd associations exist, with testing to begin in several counties as schools expand nutrition studies.

District Court Cascade County Supreme Court Steve Gundarlo Deer Lodge Mary Bykari United States Department of Agriculture United States Malta Great Falls Montana Extension Service Gallatin County

Cuticura Ad Promises Skin Comfort For Babies

An old advertisement touts Cuticura products for soothing red rough itching skin with hot baths using Cuticura Soap and ointment plus Cuticura Talcum and Dusting Powder. Separately, a thief who attempted to rob Fischer's garage was stopped by a mechanic after the bell rang and the thief fled through a rear door while the proprietor was away at supper.

Saco Fischer

Great Northern beans boom in Montana acreage rise

Montana farmers planted 55,000 acres of Great Northern beans in 1927 up from 4,000 in 1922, centered in the Billings area. A Montana Extension Service study by E. J. Bell Jr. analyzes marketing, distribution, prices, storing costs, and potential markets beyond the southern states, noting no co op plan yet but outlining success factors for such a move.

Montana State College Montana Billings Montana Extension Service Agricultural Economic Department of the Montana Experiment Station E. J. Bell, Jr Idaho Wyoming United States Bozeman

New Railroad Extension Aims to Complete Casper Miles City Line

Montana's state railroad commission approves extension request by North and South Railway receiver R E McNalley to finish the 335 mile line from Casper Wyoming to Miles City Montana tapping Salt Creek Tongue River and Powder River oil fields. The project cost about 11.1 million dollars with work begun in 1923 and receivership in 1924.

Casper, Wyo Miles City Salt Creek Tongue and Powder River Country Montana State Railroad Commission North and South Railroad Company Casper Wyo Interstate Commerce Commission Wyoming Montana Railway Company Wyoming Railway Company North and South Railway Company R. E. McNalley Sheridan Tongue River Montana Commission

Castoria touted as safe for infant nerves and sleep

An advertisement urges parents to use Castoria to calm babies during overstimulation in infancy. It claims the product is pure vegetable, free of drugs, and widely used, with a mothering booklet included and Chas. H. Fletcher’s signature on authentic bottles.

Baby Chas. H. Fletcher

Rail line from Montana to Salt Creek Wyoming opens progress noted

The Montana Wyoming line from the state line to Salt Creek has been completed and put in operation. The 41.07 mile Salt Creek to Ilico segment links with the Chicago and North Western. Total completed cost is 1 715 772 with grading costs of 487 970 in Montana and 667 356 in Wyoming. Of 335 miles between Miles City and Casper, 138 lie in Montana and 1927 lie in Wyoming.

Wyoming Salt Creek Wyo Ilico Natrona County Chicago and North Western Montana Miles City Casper

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