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Choteau Montanan

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1919

Page

2

Milk river irrigation boosts farm profits in Montana valley

Two farmers report 200 acres of alfalfa yielding strong returns under Milk River irrigation. Tom Everett earned 18400 from 200 acres, James Rannell projects 21200 from 200 acres and straw. The Harlem Development association pushes district formation to irrigate more land from Lohman to Coburg.

Tom Everett James Rannell Milk River Reclamation Service Thomas M. Everett Harlem Development Association St. Mary’s Montana Lohman Harlem Coburg Harlem Water Users Association

State Lands Sell Well to Natives in 1919 Sale Totals

The 1919 state lands report by Sidney Miller shows 159540.38 acres sold for 2501633.78 dollars an average 15.58 per acre. Blaine county led with 31030.29 acres at 16.53, Sheridan averaged 19.18, Big Horn averaged 10.83. Most land sold was grazing land, boosting value over time.

Sheridan County Blaine County Big Horn County Toole Hill Blaine Phillips Park Sweet Grass Broadwater Missoula Concece Ravalli Sanders Lincoln Plathead Rosebud Custer Beaverhead Madison Jefferson Big Horn Catdon Cascade Chouteau Weetenenes Lewis & Clark Sheridan Gallatin Powell

Montana Farm Giant: 1920 to Be Big Year for Campbell's Trust

Thomas Campbell, master farmer in charge of Montana Farming Corporation financed by J Pierpont Morgan, says 1920 will be Montana’s biggest farming year. The company leases land on Crow reservation near Hardin and Fort Peck, plans 50 000 acres in grain, 10 000 acres of flax, 25 000 acres spring wheat, and uses 76 large tractors and 3 500 gallons of daily gasoline in peak season.

Thomas Campbell Montana Farming Corporation Montana J. ‘Pierpont Morgan Department of the Interior Crow Reservation Hardin Fort Peck Campbell North Dakota No. 52

Irrigation Spurs Land Value Growth Near Billings Montana

The Living Spring ranch southwest of Billings, once owned by Judge James R. Goss, sold for 42 000 dollars at 175 dollars an acre, illustrating how irrigation boosted Yellowstone county land values since 1900. Judge Goss and Paul McCormick recalled predicting city-area land would reach 50 dollars per acre amid skepticism. The ranch, homesteaded 1882 and bought for 12 60 per acre in 1902, became highly productive, yielding 14 tons of beets per acre in 1913 on 93 acres.

Paul McCormick Yellowstone County Thomas McKittrick Billings Living Spring James R. Goss Northern Pacific Railway Judge Goss

Cuticura Toilet Trio Ad Warns Of Superior Talcum

Advertises Cuticura Talcum as a versatile antiseptic powder for face skin baby and dusting needs. Claims its fragrance makes other perfumes unnecessary and promotes the Cuticura Trio including Soap Ointment and Talcum.

Oldest Active Pressman Ira Cole 960 in Washington

Ira Cole 960 an employee of the government printing office in Washington since 1876 is believed to be the oldest active pressman in the United States.

Ira Cole Government Printing Office Washington United States

Delco Light Plant Widely Used by 75000 Homes

Delco Light has moved beyond experiments into 3.5 years of production with 75000 customers. Plants are in many homes and neighbors can share experiences. It saves time and labor and pays for itself through the work it performs.

Delco-Light Delco- Light

Chicago union membership swells to over six million

Current unionists in Chicago surpass 6,000,000, a sharp rise from 2,600,000 in 1914, reflecting widespread organizing and growth across industries. The figure underscores long term labor mobilization and changing workplace demographics in the city.

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