Reclamation push in Sun River country to add 200 homes soon
A Labor Department excerpt highlights Montana Sun River canal work expanding farming area, creating over two hundred new homes within two years and eventually reclaiming 7950 acres across Lewis and Clark and Cascade counties. It notes opportunities for settlers and workers, with political commentary about William Jennings Bryan and leaders like James K. Jones and Henry Watterson, and a Virginia Democratic meeting debate on Bryan’s candidacy for 1908.
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Tler
Montana
Sun River
William
James K. Jones
Bryan
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Nebraskan
South
Virginia Democratic Association
Montana settlers and Taft in Roosevelt era politics
The Helena Record excerpt contrasts frontier settler hardships with early Sun River canal wages and notes reformer Riis advocating Taft as presidential successor. It argues Taft would implement Roosevelt policies and mentions enemies within the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Riis
Taft
Great Talla Leader praised as splendid Reclamation edition
The note extols the Reclamation edition of the Great Talla Leader as an exceptionally splendid product. It praises typography and editing and suggests the book would enlighten eastern friends and relatives about North Montana.
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Montana
Belt Ranchers Report 117 Bushels Per Acre
Those Belt ranchers who report 117 bushels of oats per acre would seem to an outsider to have a fondness for dry humor as well as dry farming.
Much Wealth In Montana
The total assessed valuation of all taxable property in Montana is 201,325,719. J. J. Ryas of the state board of equalization compiled the figures. Real property totals 110,167,719. personal property 91,242,993. railroad property 13,816,035.
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Montana
J. J. Ryas
State Board of Equalization
Silver Bow County
Notice of Private Sale of McNeill Mining Interest
Administratrix Theresa Quara announces a private sale for cash of the estate of Samuel T McNeill deceased. The sale includes one eighth to several mining claims in Teton County Montana with various fractional interests and quartz mining claims, to be confirmed by the District Court, with bids due by November 4 1907 at her residence in Wallace Flathead County Montana.
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District Court
County of Teton
State of
Montana
Samuel H. McNeill
Samuel Tl. Mc- Neill
Samuel VW. Mc- Neill
Samuel He McNeill
County of
Beton
Staite
Clafins
Ruth
Wall
Badger
Butte
Diamond
Fox
Gray
Alan
Trommask
Bear
Lakeview
Mand and Lockhart
Green Mountain
St. Lawrence
Shamrock
Manac
Swift Current
Teton County
Monavia
Wallspell
Flathead County
Ind
Miniog Cleims
Notice to Creditors Estate of William Garland
Notice is given by guardian William Dawes for the estate of William Garland an insane person to all creditors and those holding claims to present them with vouchers within four months after publication at the guardian’s Shelby Montana office in Teton county. Dated Sept 28 1607. Attorney Pinus Cone represents the guardian. First publication Oct 3 1007.
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William Garland
Shelby
Teton County
Montana
WM. Dawes
Pinu. I. Cone
Guardian
Notice to Hunters on Cascade Land Co Ranches
Notice to hunters that no hunting or shooting is allowed on the Cascade Land Company ranches. Superintendent A F Corson issues the directive.
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Cascade Land Co
A. F. Corson
Job printing of all kinds at the Acanthia office
Local notice announces availability of printing services at the Acanthia office offering job printing of all kinds to serve businesses and individuals with typesetting composing and printing needs.
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Acanthia
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Nirshberg & Co
Geantha
A. B. Guthrie
Choteau
Montania
Subeer Vp
Og S
Steward
Labor
Ferguson
Lewis and Clark
Cascade Counties
Sunriser Ountes
William Jennings Urvan
Democratic Party
United States
Mr. Benedict
Sun River Canal
Rteider
Helena
William J
Roosevelt
Theresa Quara
Samuel T. McNeill
DL. Saari
Jackson Building
Hamilton Street
Choteau, Mont
Ge Gorham
Cc. L. Monroe
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