Additional Acreage Open for Settlement in Montana Lands
Government notice from Great Falls land office states open to settlement after February 21 1917 for surveyed land in Montana. Areas include parts of Townships 16 17 north and Townships 17 north ranges 1 2 west with multiple sections and lots. Applicants must file on or after February 1 1917 with fees and affidavits, noting no priority or forfeiture rights.
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Great Falls
Range
Montana Meridian
Township
Weat
Montana
Cost of Raising a Two Year Old Calf
Investigations by the department of agriculture show raising a heifer to two years costs about 61 dollars on northern dairies. Early care affects two year old value. ensure clean umbilical care, mother’s milk initially, gradual weaning by day four, regular feeding, and clean pails. Gradual milk reduction, grain supplementation, hay, and water access support a healthy calf.
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Department of Agriculture
Cottontail Rabbits and How to Trap Them
Montana farmers can reduce cottontail numbers in brushy areas with a sewer tile trap. Build a 12 by 6 inch tee tile with one end buried and a lighted large tile covered by soil, connect with six inch pipes, and hide the den with rocks. A dog can help locate dens and trap rabbits by hand. traps are long lasting and suitable for open plains.
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Pas
Montana
Paradox of Stamina Behind Successful Ventures
The remark stresses that enduring traits in a man are essential to start or sustain any enterprise, challenging quick success notions. It highlights that perseverance and steady effort underpin achievement across endeavors.
Montana Creameries Grow Despite Adverse Conditions
State Dairy Commissioner A G Scholes reports milk and cream from 12 792 cows go to 55 creameries and six cheese factories in Montana, up eight creameries and four factories from last year. He credits prudent department intervention and notes promoters’ efforts were thwarted by officials.
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Montana
A. G. Scholes
Scholes
Plahr
Arthur
Efficient trapping ethic guides the woodsman’s craft
The piece extols humane trapping built on love of the woods and patient study of animals. It urges natural skill, careful skinning, cool drying of hides, and prudent shipping to avoid deceitful buyers, warning that slick bait traps fools. The Northwestern Hid & Fur Co. appears as the issuer.
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The
Northwestern Hid & Fur Co
Tlugi
Erica Cea
Anders Heros
Dept
Minneapolis
Helena-Town awards and county notices headline Montana news
Montana towns report federal road funds of seventy thousand dollars and Anaconda Rotary's push for a federal building. Attorney General Ford urges county lawyers to enforce restricted district laws while Lewistown sees a homestead rush and Malta notes above zero temperatures.
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Helena
Montana
Anaconda
Rotary Club of
Ford
Lewistown
Malta
Kathleen Heath
John P. Neilson
Deer Lodge
David C. Irvine
Alder Gulch
Deer Lodge Valley
Great Falls
C. H. Mitchell
Milwaukee
Butte
Woodahl
City Health Department
Wheaton
Spokane
Lake Mason
St. Helena
St. Paul
San Francisco
Carrara
Italy
University of Montana
Institutions of
State Board of Education
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Carbon County
Are Buyers Tried and True
A compact note extols buyers as reliable and timely payers. It emphasizes efficiency and effect as crucial virtues, urging steadfast defense of these traits, and suggests their importance persists after a period of frosty market conditions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Nursery & Seed Co
Lewis Poultry Company
South Main
C. A. Hunt & Co
C.A. Hunt & CO
Montana-Idaho
Great Falls Dairy
Great Falls, Mont
State Dairy Commissioner
P. F. Vesey
Wibaux
Wibaux County
R. M. Grandy
Roundup
Electric Light
Roundup Coal Mining Company
Hopka
Straley
Edward Mageath
Livingston
Billings
Bess” Wolverton
Betty
Henningsen Produce. CO
Hughes Loan & Land Co
Fix Out &Nd
Northwestern Hide Fur CO
Minnesota
S. Silberman & Sons
Chicago
America
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