Public land offers and bargains in Great Falls Montana ads
Classified notices advertise land scripts and government title services by Shafer Investment Co and The Montana Land Co. listings include 1200 acre tillable tracts near Great Falls with Milwaukee railroad access, 1800 acre stock ranches with timber, 1100 acres plow land, 40 acre diversified farms, and relinquishment bargains sought near rail lines with payment terms.
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Shafer Investment Company
Central Avenue
Great Falls
Milwaukee Railroad
Price & Gibson
First National Bank
Montana
Fagan & McCutcheon
Dunn Bik
Mont
Duma Block
Trade offer for Montana land seeks Spokane Seattle properties
The New Montana Land Co of Great Falls invites property owners in Spokane and Seattle to trade houses and other real estate for Montana land. Box 733 is the contact.
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Bynum
Montana
The
A Montana” Land Co
Great Alls
Spokane
Seattle
Montana” Land Co
Great Falls
Anaconda Mining Company Earning Million a Week
The Anaconda Copper Mining Company, successor of the Amalgamated, is earning about $1,000,000 per week. Copper sold recently at 34 cents, with 40 cents per pound predicted.
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Anaconda Copper Mining Company
The
Amalgamated
Boston
Daylight Saving Plan To Be Considered At Convention
Adoption of daylight saving by advancing clocks one hour from May 1 to September 30 will be discussed at a New York convention on January 30 with representation from chambers of commerce and boards of trade nationwide.
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United States
New York
Chambers of Commerce and Boards of Trade
Taxidermist ad promotes lifelike mounts and fur items
Frank Lemmer taxidermist advertises mounting birds and game and tanning hides into robes and coats. Offers ladies fur trimmings made to order. Mentions a Medal at the 1915 Panama Pacific Exposition. Address 1001 Central Avenue Great Falls Montana.
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Frank Lemmer
Central Avenue
P. O
Great Falls
Montana
Clarke's Income From Verde Mines and Jerome Camp Growth
A profile of W A Clarke and the United Verde copper mine at Jerome Arizona. Once a small mining cluster Jerome has become a vast, dry temperance camp employing thousands of miners and attracting capital through mergers. Clarke’s Jerome property and Montana holdings push his wealth to multiple millions as copper profits surge.
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Montana
W. A. Clark
United Verde
Jerome
Arizona
Aldergulch
Clark
Leadville
Cripple Creek
Bannack
Virginia City
Gold Creek
Deer Lodge
Chauncey Depew’s Rules for Living to Old Age
Chauncey M Depew offers guidance for long life advising not to retire at sixty or seventy stay active pursue interests whether sport or public service and keep an eye for a pretty girl while openly praising one’s wife in a youthful mindset
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Chauncey Depew
Chauncey M. Depew
David
Ford Auto Pull Lets Farmers Plow With Car in Montana
A Montana device called the Auto Pull adapts a Ford to tractor use, enabling more than 300 farmers to plow, seed, harvest, and haul with a car. Inventor C. L. Olmstead, formerly of Great Falls, created the simple attachment with two tractor wheels and a 12 to 1 gear reduction that makes a Ford function as a tractor in minutes.
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Ford Automobile
Montana
C. L. Olmstead
Great Falls
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Ford
Isador Weiber
Roberts
Idaho
C. A. Hunt
Helena To Build New Theater At Cost Of 100000
T A Marlow, a leading state banker, raised the funds for a new Helena theater in half a day. The feat drew a banquet from grateful townsmen, marking a notable local achievement celebrated by 50 Marlowesque supporters.
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Helena
T. A. Marlow
Lawyer's Fee Sparks Suit Overcharged Client
A client accuses an attorney of overcharging, claiming the lawyer demanded a nominal fee yet billed a phony excessive amount. The dispute centers on alleged greed and improper billing practices.
Proper Care Of The Automobile Finish And Tops
An article advises gentle washing to protect car finishes and warns against gasoline on mohair tops. It explains two-layer surfaces with color and varnish, plus the dangers of gritty cloths and junky body polishes. Use castle soap and lukewarm water on tops.
Ford Company pays 15 percent commission behind in orders
I L Klingensmith Ford treasurer testifies in Dodge Brothers suit that Ford agents received 16 percent commission plus bonuses up to 38 percent for volume. Dividends for year ending July 31 1916 totaled 13 million dollars plus 60 percent regular 1.2 million. Special amounts were 5 million and 8 million in prior years. The company is 150000 cars behind for immediate delivery and 6000 for future delivery.
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I. L. Klingensmith
Ford Motor Company
Dodge Brothers
Ford
Special
Rise in 1915 US Vehicle Registrations
The 1915 census by the Department of Agriculture records 2,644,993 registered motor vehicles in the United States. Montana shows about a 60 percent rise over the previous year, and if this trend holds nationwide, nearly 4,000,000 cars could be registered this year.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Montana
Auto bearing figures for 1917 production outlined
The article estimates 30 million anti friction bearings and 7.5 million demountable rims will be required for 1917 automobile production. It also projects 1.5 million ignition systems and an equal number of starting and lighting systems to meet next season’s supply goals.
Long Journey With Freight Autocar Truck Heads to New York
An Autocar delivery truck carrying ham bacon and other pure food products left Chicago City Hall for a cross country test delivery to New York. The trip marks a notable long distance freight run planned to showcase the vehicle and goods carried.
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Chicago
New York
Some Girls in South Barrow Firecracker Pageant
A brief mention notes a local pageant with several contestants described as belles and strong personalities. The item hints at community interest in the event and potential judging details.
Studebaker Head On Car Quality
J G Heaslet of Studebaker argues the public is more motorwise but still often chooses by impression over comparison. Hedetails how choosing higher quality parts and careful engineering adds cost but yields greater power roominess finish and reliability.
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J. G. Heaslet
Studebaker Corporation
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