WANTED ADS TELL OF FARMS SHOPS AND SALES
Small, scattered classifieds offer farm for sale requests, various businesses for sale, and help wanted ads. Locations include Minnesota Wisconsin Montana and Canada with multiple contact names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Shepard
Oakland Av
Minneapolis
Minn
Parm
John J. Black
Chippewa Falls
Wisconsin
Little Bitterroot Valley
Mont
John Thiard
Murray
Idaho
Reid Bros
Bothwell
Ontario
Canada
Montana and Cities Face Various Local Developments
A montage of Montana notes: bills and meetings in Billings Forsyth and Helena. oil drilling resumes near Porcupine dome. wages cut for carpenters in Roundup. 4000 acres pledged near Havre. voting machines eyed in Cascade county. Polson gun club to sow wild rice. Justice Reynolds convalescing in Chicago. cement plant at Trident to resume. church funding in Butte. Missoula allocates 3000 dollars to fight spotted fever. Fort Benton pledges for summer follow. Ed Hall held for murder in Stanford. Yellowstone Taxpayers favor abandoning state fairs. university construction wage cuts. Cat Creek oil royalties. county tax levy authority affirmed. Culbertson boy scouts keep sidewalks clear. Neenan ill but saves his father. bid for Great Falls hatchery deferred. foxes taxed as livestock. annual interscholastic track set for May. Boulder suit over hotel management. February oil from Cat Creek. hitching post at state capitol remains as relic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Montana Association of Commercial Secretaries
Forsyth
Stellar
Porcupine Dome
Carpenters’ Union
Havre
Great Falls
Cascade County
Polson
Polson Gun Club
Flathead Lake
Helena
Frank B. Reynolds
Supreme Court
Chicago
Bozeman
Three Forks Portland Cement Company
Trident
Butte
Missoula
Missoula County
Fort Benton
Stanford
George Bratley
Ed Hall
Yellowstone Taxpayers’ Association
Lewistown
Joe Montgomery
Register of the
U. S. Land Office
Cat Creek
Boards of County Commissioners
Culbertson
Roland Neenan
The
Game Commission
Helenna
John Edgerton
State Board of Equalization
Boulder
J. R. Reynolds
James M. Reynolds
Boulder Hot Springs
Capitol
Diamond Dyes Offer Home Dyeing For Worn Garments
The Diamond Dyes ad promotes home dyeing for wool silk linen cotton and mixed fabrics. It claims no streaking running or fading and guarantees perfect results even for first timers. The product has marketed for fifty one years and touts many uses from waists and skirts to draperies.
Hatfield Leads Texas Oil Push From Mexia Field
Col B M Hatfield of the Texas-Mexia Drilling syndicate, an experienced oilman with ventures across two continents, advances a 9 200 acre development southwest of Mexia Texas. The co operative syndicate includes drillers machinists and investors and targets gas followed by oil in Crane Be tor and Kaufman counties with notable partners J H Fry and L B Duffy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fortune
Texas
Mexia
Col
B. M. Hatfield
Texas-Mexia Drilling Syndicate
Kaufman County
Humphreys
Julius Fohs
Trapshooter Reilly
Colonel Hatfield
Virginia
Hoe
College Mound
North
South America
Andes Mountains
Terra del Fuego
Straits of Magellan
Panama Canal
West Texas
Crane
Betor
Trans Pecos
Toyah-Bell
Irving County
Ector
Germany
Hatfield
Texas, Magnolia
Humble
Groesbeck
Mid-Continent
J. H. Fry
L. B. Duffy
State board approves commuting prison sentences
The Montana State Board of Pardons approves Governor Dixon’s recommen dations, commuting sentences for Charles Faulkner of Butte, Peter Mills of Kalispell, and Stephen Loomis of Jordan. In veterans news, John Mahan of Missoula elected state commander of Disabled Veterans. Missoula chosen as next meeting site for the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jackson
State House
Helena
State Board of Pardons
Dixon
Charles Faulkner
Butte
Peter Mills
Kalispell
George Masters
Missoula
James R. van Horn
Great Falls
Service Star
W. T. Neubert
World mobs, strikes, and murders dominate March across nations
A global roundup shows March unrest with 66 killed in Irish disorders, coal strike losses projected at 65 million, and 46 killed hourly on German fronts. Domestic items note car thefts, banditry, court rulings, and sensational crime reports from Chicago, New York, Los Angeles, and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Washington
Harding
Berlin
Chicago
St. Louis
Henry Niebaus
Voliva
Zion City
Des Lacs
N. D
Denver
Casey Howell
Sand Creek
Colorado
Rocky Mountains
Los Angeles
Mike Kapalinich
Baltimore
Coal Operators’ Association
Association
Trinidad
Col
Colorado Coal and Iron Company
Paris
New York
Max Oser
Mathilda McCormick
John D. Rockefeller
Zurich
Switzerland
United States
Port Angeles
Wash
Sequiam
Prohibition
Uniontown
Charlie Martin
Ochicago
Bandit
Daddy
Thomas Murphy
Crete
Neb
Henry Kortman
Lynn
Mass
Arthur Matrona
Charlotte
Garden of Eden
Adam
Arthur Bowen
Emily Britain
Attorney General Opinion on Fishing on Private Land in Montana
The Montana attorney general states that holding a fishing license does not permit entry onto private land to fish. Trespass is civil, not criminal, and permission from the landowner is required. It is unlawful to enter private property to fish without authorization, and tearing fences or building fires within another’s inclosure is a misdemeanor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
C. A. Jakways
Freezone corn remover promises instant relief
An advertisement claims Freezone instantly stops pain when dropped on a corn. It says the corn can be lifted off with fingers soon after. The tiny bottle is sold by druggists for a few cents and removes hard and soft corns or corns between toes without soreness.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Montana Newspaper Association
Ford Parts
FORD
Montana Auto & Garage Co
A. Brogger
Rookery
Spokane
Ashland Realty CO
Ashland Realty Company
Ashland
Ore
Ben Harris
General Delivery
Winnipeg
Man
Wolf Point
Wim. Mindeman
Long Seed Co
Colo
Timothy
M. Meador
Norwood
J. H. Garey
Regina
Geo. Forest
Standish
Calif
Victor Kolitsch
Montague
Spencer
Pablo
W. W. Perkins
Camas
Bonebright
Chinook
Farmers’ Service
Twin Falls
OMY Sales CO
Montana Oil News
Kevin
Daily Leader
Montana Oil News Department
Thompson Falls
Clara Marches
MFG. CO
South Street
Boston
Dept. F
Morse
Butte College Telegraphy
Itliene Albert Thachers Agency
Peyton Bldg
Kentucky
Farmers Union
Mayfield
Titi Iit
Lhwis & Walker
Wyoming
National Surety Co
Helena Adjustment CO
Helena, Mont
Hazel House
Cal
Biarry
Oakland
Morrison
W. Holden
Seattle
Budd
San Francisco
Moose Jaw
G. E. Meldrum
Sask
British Columbia
New York Block
Deer Creek Ranch
Coutts
Alberta
Mirror Bay Hotel
Rollins
Valley CO
Caldwell
Ida
Route Two
Coeur D'Alene
Ilayden Lake
P. O. Box
Inglewood
Edwards & Bradford Lumber CO
Elk
Great Northern
Milwaukee
Milan Farms Development Company
Old National Bank
Fordsons
H. P
Maxwell Touring
Monarch
Schuttler
Chateau
Valley Hardware Co
Sidney
Holt
Carter
MR. Farmer
van Brunt
John A. Swanson
Bantry
N.D
A. Cook
Townsend, Mont
Laddie Fairfax
Louis Fairfax
Perfection Fairfax
Lindstrom Farm
Oberon
N. C
Tillamook
Atsinly
Smith
Oregon
A. F. Manty
Cascade
Donald Livestock Co
Melville, Mont
Darsh & Greenfield Co
Rhode Island
Ashmead Stock & Poultry Farm
Chester
C. W. Minorcas
A. Schmidt
Charlo
Mont. Thompson
Ray Leftwick
Tacoma Wash
Barron
Hollywood
Meckley
Glen Rock
J. W. Vogel
Winnett
Bf. Spencer
Inglewood Poultry Co
J. E. Love
Brooklyn Ave
Pasadent
Excellent
C. Raff Orpingtons
Dan Daniels
Winston
Ss. C. White Leghorns
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis Poultry Farm
Corvallis
Spencer Turkens
Case
Santa Cruze
S. O. Huseth
Optician Optometrist and
Optician
BE. N. A
Hatfield Lucky
Sloan
KY Pain
Ekinitch
Dr.Hobson
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