Sale of Townsites in former Fort Peck Reservation Montana
Regulations approved for public auction of unentered lots in Poplar Sprole Brockton Blair Chelsea Macon Wolfpoint Osengo Frazer and Milk River towns within the former Fort Peck Indian Reservation Montana Dates begin June 15 to July 14 with sequential sales. Bids in person or by agent only. minimum lot price ten dollars. payment schedules vary by lot price. forfeiture for missed payments. sale supervised by Superintendent of the Opening and Sale of Indian Lands.
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Lane
Poplar
Sprole
Brockton
Blair
Chelsea
Macon
Wolfpoint
Osengo
Frazer
Milk River
Fort Peck
Montana
Brackton
Oswego
Butte Anti-Suffrage Group Forms Among Elite Women
Prominent Butte society women wives of mining leaders bankers and merchants form an anti-suffrage association pledging to oppose equal suffrage in Montana. Mrs Clinton H Moore elected chairman notes the movement aims to influence public opinion through the home and schools. Twenty five signers pledge.
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Butte
Montana
Mont
Clinton H. Moore
Newpaper Donts For Readers And A Note On Local Prices
The excerpt mocks reader habits and publisher relations with a tongue in cheek guide on how to treat the paper and avoid petty missteps. It also ends with a lodge style aside directing visitors in Chateau to shop at a new cheap five ten fifteen and twenty five cent store for bargains.
Texas Potatoes Meet German Imports Stirring Farm Anger
American Economist argues Texas farmers confront frustration as German potatoes feed U S soldiers on the Mexican border. Texas grows vast quantities and resents imports undercutting local prices while the army favors European supply, criticizing the administration’s policy and the farmers who helped elect it.
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Texas
Germany
United States
Europe
Commissariat
Libby Hotel Owner J. W. McKnight Returns Home
Libby business leader J. W. McKnight returned from Spokane in improved health and will stay in Libby for most of the summer. He walked around and attended to business as Mrs. McKnight met him, and hundreds of friends gave him a hearty welcome back.
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J. W. McKnight
Libby
First National Bank
Spokane
McKnight
Strayed Black Horse From Farmington Pasture
Strayed horse six years old with a star on the forehead and a brand on the left shoulder. He has a splint on the left front leg, a heavy mane and tail, about 16 hands high and 1200 pounds. Last seen near Farmington. Liberal reward for return or information leading to recovery. Notify H. Metz Farmington or Chas Metz Choteau.
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Farmington
H. Metz
Chas. Metz
Choteau
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Nick Baatz
Great Falls, Montana
Collins
Great Falls
J. A. Gleason
Anti-Suffrage’ Association
Don’ts
Chateau
Bankers Association Travelers’ Cheques
Hirshberg Brothers
Choteau, Montana
Emerick
WEY Will
H. DD. Upmann
Choteavu, Mont
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