Desirable irrigated five acres in orchard homes Missoula
Describes an eight room modern home with 200 acres irrigated land near Eureka Montana. Sale by owner. Water rights private. $1,500 to handle. Write C. E. L. Eureka Mont. Also lists numerous other sale items including tractors automobiles furs assays and dogs with contact lines across Montana Oregon and the Northwest.
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Northwest
Listin Corporation
McKay
Portland
Ore
Missoula
L. B. Simes
Mont
le Just
Eureka
Arzona
Motana
Montana Editors Elect Weare Montana State Press President
Henry O Weare editor of The Chester Reporter was chosen president of the Montana State Press association at its 40th annual convention in Livingston. Martin J Hutchens and Joseph Gehrett were elected first and second vice presidents, with Charles H Draper as third vice president. The group elected S E Peterson secretary treasurer. Billings chosen for 1926 convention. Governors Erickson and Leavitt urged solutions to reclamation roads and Indian development issues.
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Henry O. Weare
Chester Reporter
Montana State Press Association
Livingston
Weare
Association
O.S. Warden
Great Falls
R. G. Limebarger
Havre
Martin J. Hutchens
Missoulian
Joseph Gehre
Butte Miner
S. E. Peterson
Billings
Leavitt
Erickson
Scott Leavitt
Montana
O. S. Warden
R. G. Linebarger
S. BE. Peterson
Yellowstone National Park
J. H. Btrawd
Glendive
Montana Osteopathic Association
Missoula
C. &. Spohr
Wellington Dawes
Bozeman
Asa Willard
Good Price for Montana Wheat
A carload of Montana grown wheat sold in the Minneapolis market for 1.79 per bushel, the day’s high price. Grower Martin J. Holton of Archer Montana supplied the grain to McCaull Dinsmore company, grain merchants on the Minneapolis and Duluth boards.
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Montana
Minneapolis
McCaull Dinsmore Company
Grain Commission
Duluth
Martin J. Holton
Archer
Livestock Market Report by Weiller & Weiller Co
Market review notes Monday runs lead the season with lighter Montana cattle otherwise steady with some weakness spread. Expect prices to ease for common cattle while high quality killers and feeders hold. Hogs show slight uptick, sheep and lambs receipts rise, bedding cars urged to protect stock from shocks during transit.
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Montana
Japan Cuts Workforce Across Navel Arsenal Stations
Japan announces workforce reductions across its naval arsenals, streamlining labor numbers at multiple bases amid broader defense restructuring. Officials cite efficiency and modernization goals as the primary rationale for the cuts.
Cuticura Toilet Trio Promises Clear Skin Routine
Advertises Cuticura soap ointment and talcum as a complete daily skincare set. Claims cleansing purifying soothing healing and fragrance benefits with a price of 25 cents per item.
Crossword Puzzle Solve The Fuzzle
How to fill the diagram from definitions listed as Horizontal and Vertical. Words begin at numbered squares and run across or down until a black space ends the entry with abbreviations noted for certain clues.
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Ehow
Fire Destroys Polson Elevator and Wheat Stocks
Fire of unknown origin totally destroyed the Polson farmers elevator on the lake shore. It held several hundred bushels of wheat. Moving on, funeral services for John Shober, prominent business figure, were held in Helena under Masonic auspices. Dr. O M Lanstrum named state Red Cross chairman for the ninth annual drive opening Armistice Day and running through Thanksgiving.
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Polson Farmers’ Elevator
John Shober
Promeer
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
Helena
C. B Nolan
O. M. Lanstrum
Red Cross
First After-Dinner Speech Relayed by Telephone
The first such speech was delivered 25 years ago by Chauncey Depew. From his Washington office he spoke by telephone to a New York banquet.
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Chauncey Depew
Washington
New York
Red Lodge to Host New Pea Canning Plant Next Summer
M. H. Mann of Woodcross Canning Co plans a Red Lodge pea cannery within a year. The project envisions 700 to 1 000 acres the first year with a central threshing point and cooperative grower shares. Carbon county farmers anticipate 60 bushels per acre and worm free peas for canning.
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Red Lodge
M. H. Mann
Woodcross Canning Company
Woodcross
Utah
Mr. Mann
Carbon County
Mann
Red Lodge Cannery Eyes Old Brewery Site
The cannery project proposes using the old Red Lodge brewery building as a location. Local finance is expected to cover about 25 percent, with strong interest from businessmen and farmers reducing anticipated difficulty this quarter.
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Red Lodge
Montana Customs Office Abolished and District Consolidation
The United States Customs district No. 33 covering Montana and Idaho will cease to exist on September 17. Great Falls remains a port of entry with one deputy collector. District 33 is merged into districts No. 30 and 34 in Washington and North Dakota, with Idaho merged into Seattle district and Montana into Portal, North Dakota.
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United States Customs District No
Montana
Idaho
Great Falls
Washington
North Dakota
Seattle
Portal
N. D
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B. Palmer
Andes
Joseph J. Carigman
Avondale
F. C. Cine, Billingsundry Co
Billings, Mont
Billings Laundry Co
Montana Meat and Commission Co
Butte
Goenck
Dawis & Walker
N. Wyeming
Butte Mont
KODAK
Eharantead
Phete Service
Fargo, D
Good Town
Jack Briscoe
Lewistown
Molalla
N. A
R Wells
H. B. Warner
Sand Springs
W. D. Alexander
Hydro
Okla
Je Ee Cuno von Hagenstein
Arthur Anson
Mose
N. Dak
Route 1
Kalispell
Carl McDowell
Rockford
Wash
C. W. Grubbs
River Front St
Pascagoula
Miss
Budd
San Francisco
Calif
Fireside
Denver
Colorado
C. M. Brinton
Marcus, Wash
Hanson Auto & Tractor School
Fargo
American Telegraph College
Salt Lake City
Moler Barber College
Sairts
Ae Moncy
Sta. C
Los Angeles
Cal
Steele Bldg
Great Falls, Mont
Budd-Fisher Drug CO
Eastman K Kodak Agency
Ss. O. Huseth
Great Wales
Optometrist
Gplicta
H. C. Woare
Convention OF Press Association
Weiller & Weiller CO
South St. Paul, Mian
Japan
Egypt
France
Lordly & Philippine Islands
Leestrade
Lee
NIS
Dwight N. Mason
Alva C. Baird
Solicitor of Internal Revenue
Washington, D.C
Phil Chevalier
Doggett & Poole
Townsend, Mont
M. Poole
Chicago
Roundup High School
Rottman Herfert
Roundup Contractors
FB. L. Dye
Roundup
Lake County
W. C. Larson
Immigration Department
Northern Pacific Railroad
F. G. Moore
Bitter Root Valley
Flathead Reservation
Bitter Reot
Carpenter Creek
Great Halls
Central Neibart Mining Company
Beaton
Frank Wifes Fro
Montana Good Roads and Automobile Association
Chamber of Commerce
Thompson Park
John H. Taylor
Deer Lodge National Forest
Katherine Minassin
W. A. Clark, III
Carbon County Federation of Women's Clubs
Luther
Warden
Howard Stanley
Great Falla
Montana Deaconess Hospital
Mr. Stanley
Fred SK. Long
California
J. E. Link
Montama
Glacier Park
Blackfeet Indian Reservation
F. C. Campbell
Maj
Ilugh L .Scott
Rs. Scott
Belknap
Fort Buford
Fort Wotten
Great Lakes
Princeton
Moontana Livestock Loan Corporation
Sus Filver
George Sanford
Sam Stephenson
T. O. Larson
Chateau
Montana Livestock Loan Corporation
Pedri Lee
Fairfield
Atarah
Montana Customs Office
Federation
Marquis Grewa
Montana Agricultural College State Nursery and Seed CO
Helena, Montana
Lederle
Blackleg Aggressin
Montana State Veterinary Department
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
E. M. Knowles
Silver Black Fox Company
Missoula, Montana
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