Eastern Hunters Still Lust for Buffalo Blood
A Great Falls, Montana, buffalo hunt sparks eastern interest after a humorous local story. Frank Brown received over 300 letters from would be hunters in New York and other eastern states seeking terms and rates for buffalo hunts this fall.
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Montana
Frank Brown
Great Falls
Brown
Frank
John Curry
Eatern
New York
Mr. Brown
Wall Street
F. Brown
Flour shortage prompts fifty fifty wheat substitute rules in Montana
Food Administrator Atkinson orders Montana to sell wheat flour only with equal weight of substitutes. Acceptable substitutes include cornmeal, corn starch, corn flour, hominy, barley flour, rice flour, oatmeal, rolled oats, buckwheat, potato flour, and more. Potatoes must be four pounds per one of flour. bran and shorts excluded. Meat and dairy shortages spark beef surpluses and rationing in England.
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America
France
Atkinson
Bozeman
Federal Food Administration
Montana
Mortana
London
England
Bulletin of Land Seekers In Montana Land Inquiries Published
Commissioner Charles D Green of the department of agriculture and publicity announces a bulletin publishing the names of all land inquiries from eastern buyers. The spring interest in Montana remains high despite wartime conditions, with many seeking farmland for stockraising, dairying and mixed farming.
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Charles D. Greenfield
Department of Agriculture
East
Matana
Middle West
Farmers urged to use early hail insurance savings
Montana farmers are urged to act quickly on a new hail insurance plan from the American Society of Equity. The program eliminates advance agent commissions, allows flexible crop soaking and area coverage, and permits cancellation by May 15 without obligation. It aims to cut costs, streamline office work, and boost acreage while preserving farmer control and potential savings.
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Insurance Department
American Society of Equity
Insurance Department of the American Society of Equity
Stanton Bank
Great Falls
Montana News In Brief Roundup of Local affairs
Diverse notes from Montana cities report fairs set for September 16, women chosen as election judges, a fatal mine accident, land transactions and new bank opening. Other items include a war service league formation, a factory proposal, promotions, seed grain shortages, priest illness, anti criminal laws, grain market moves, and local legal cases.
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Lewistown
Fergus County
Tony Polich
Conrad
Farmers’ State Bank
War Service League
Frank B. Connolly
United Products Company
R. D. Jenkins
Quartermaster’s Department of the Army
Missoula
Guy Fitzpatrick
Montana
Butte
San Francisco
Father de Siere
Havre
W W. R. Judy
Great Northern
Helena
Chamber of Commerce
Hoover
Harlem
Electrical Construction Company of
St. Paul
St. Ignatius
Meyers
Congress
Whitefish
Clara Taylor
Dean Kerr
Adams
Barnes
Livingston
Matt Pearce
Easton Rothwell
Hazel Clark
Libby
Thelma D. Hammond
M. J. Connell
Archie R. Dav'dson
Davidson
W. R. Hopkins
Hill County
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Bulletin of Land Seekers
Tn Thinbinanco
Wy Meowcee
Ebs Wee Certain-teed Products Corporation
Sou
Cette
Sloan
Eve RasiGh
Ottley
iStoain
Linimeroul
Farmers Organization
Danvers
Kolin
Moccasin
Benchland
Windham
Utica
Denton
Scott
Calgary
Alberta
Townsend
Central
Montana Sheepgrowers’ Association
Jeff D. Doggett
Emil Kuickbusch
William Ragen
Malta
Missouri
Mars Severson
Thirty Mile
Severson
James Dorsey
Sinois
Red Lodge
Red Lodge Miners’ Union
Red Cross Fund
Ford
Dottie Hazard
Hazard
Dr. King
Mayer Shoes
F. Mayer Boot & Shoe Co
Milwaukee, Wis
Typewriter
Montana Typewriter Co
Butth, Montana
Yellowstone Chemical CO
Miles City
Mont
Pato
Fada
Barkemeyer
Grain and Seed Co
Montang
S. C. Huseth
Gotician
Falis
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