Pray's Record Gates Unopposed for Congress at Missoula Nomination
Returning to Montana, Representative Charles I Pray faces renomination after a record of hard work in Washington. He highlights his role in Mine Rescue Stations with $160,000, creation of Havre land office, Flathead reservation opening, Glacier National Park, and various surveys, river and rail bills, and home stead relief efforts.
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Washington
Chas. I. Pray
Missoula
Montana
Pray
Havre
Flathead Reservation
Glacier National Park
Bureau of Mines
Polson Bay
Flathead Lake
Postal Savings Bank
Missouri River
Collins Way Finds Green Range and Growing Settlers
Rains brighten the Collins area with lush wheat and a thriving community. School starts with strong attendance and an eager staff after a productive institute led by county superintendent Mrs. Anderson. Locals note a famed mule team of Mr. Lindsey from Oklahoma and report on homesteaders and upcoming temperance talks by Mrs. Ida Waterman. Lost a Methodist minister between conference and Collins Way. finder should return him to Collins.
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Colins
Cactus Grove
Anderson
Cullum
Great Falls
Collins
Benoie Fiest Hag
Russia
Women’s Christian Union of
North Dakota
Temperance Society of
Farmington
Conference
Collins Way
Finder
Colline
Dairying In The South Advances For Cotton Growers
Dairying grows in the southern states with the dairy cow boosting soil fertility and farm profits similar to the wheat belt. The USDA has supported southern dairying, challenging politicians who oppose dairy growth by linking oilseed use in oleomargarine to cotton profits. A government data review shows cottonseed oil sold yields 1.5 cents per cotton acre in oil production and 170 dollars of butter output per dollar of oil, urging cotton producers to back dairy expansion.
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South
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Reward for info on mill break in and wire theft
Ten dollar reward offered by Hirshberg Brothers Bankers for information leading to the arrest and conviction of parties breaking into or stealing from mill property or taking electric light wire from Shrine. 5 12k
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Shrine
Hirshberg Brothers
The Sun’s Heat Prolonged for 30 Million Years
The Sun is predicted to emit its current level of heat for about 30 million years, according to scientists. The estimate suggests a stable solar output persists well beyond today.
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R. Mollman
Odenwald & Sons
E Choteau
Choteau and
WM. Hodgskiss
Choteau, Mont
W. J. DE Coursey
Choteau
Moro Taita
H. W. Bateman, M.D
Choteau, Montana
George W. Magee
Telephone Dupuyer, Mont
J. E. Webs
F. H. Federhen
U. S
Justice of the Peace and Notary Public
A. C. Warner
J. F. Maule
Bynum, Mont
ODD Fellows
Chateau Lodge No. 11
Connor Building
J. Roberson
N.G Chas
H. Connor
Sec’y
Queen Rebekah
MO. C. Ferris
U. S. Commissioner and Notary Public
Collins Teron County
BE. J. Roberson
W M. John Moore
Golden Rot Creamery
Rochester
New York
Metropolitan Furniture Company
Great Falls, Montana
Dutton Hardware
Dutton, Montana
Tindsey
Lindsey
Oklahoma
Spring Coulee
Rolland Lutz
Hal Hoyes
Chateau
Solling
Phil I. Cole
the Tailor
C. M. Nordhagen Tailor
Byron Corson
Overland and Metz Automobiles
Zenith
Best Heath
Millegno
N. Whitacre
Independent
Robert Henderson
Henry D. Robison
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