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Choteau Montanan

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1916

Page

6

Montana Plans Federal Aid to Build Five Road Units

Montana Highway Commission outlines a federal aid program under the 1916 act. It proposes five initial units with two to four counties each, matching federal funds with state and local expenditures. Key routes include Glendive to Sidney and Red Lodge to Great Falls, aiming to upgrade through tonnage highways and relieve local burdens.

Montana Uncle Sam State Highway Commission Glendive Sidney Red Lodge Lewistown Great Falls Missoula Beaverhead County Butte-Helena Havre Hamilton Kalispell-Libbey United States Secretary of Agriculture Washington, D. C Department of Roads Federal Department Department State Highway Department Federal Department of Roads Highway Commission State Department Northern Pacific Great Northern Glendive-Sidney

Wall Street Magnates Hunt Far From The Marts In Montana Paradise

William E. Corey hosts a hunting party on the upper Madison River near Yellowstone park with major industrial leaders. The guests include Clarence McCormick of Salt Lake City, R. L. Agassiz of Calumet & Hecla, James McNaughton of Calumet & Hecla, John Reece of United States Steel, P. Hill of American Tobacco, Bulkeley Wells of Telluride, E. M. Allen of Refractories, A. D. Johnson, T. P. Kelly, and T. M. Schumacher.

William E. Corey Madison River Yellowstone Park Clarence McCormick Salt Lake City R. L. Agassiz Calumet & Heela James McNaughton John Reece United States Steel Corporation P. §. Hill American Tobacco Company Bulkeley Wells Cal E. M. Allen Refractories Company A. D. Johnson T. P. Kelly T. M. Schumacher Beaverhead Madi

Six Auto Makers Plan 955000 Cars in 1917

Announcements from Willys Overland Studebaker and Chandler show planned 1917 output totals. Willys Overland aims 300000 cars, up from 200000. Studebaker 120000, up from 75000. Chandler 30000, up from 15000. Together with other producers these six firms foresee about 955000 cars for 1917, up from 603755 in 1916.

Willys-Overland Co Studebaker Corporation Chandler Motor Car Co Wall Street

Fergus County Voters Decide 10 Year Ground Lease for Fair

Fergus county commissioners vote to lease fairgrounds for ten years with automatic transfer of ownership if rent is paid. Backed by farmers and Pure Bred Livestock association, the move supports an annual fair and aligns with state fair prize incentives. Preliminary plans for 1917 fair and sponsorship boosts begin.

Lewistown Fergus County Fair Association Pure Bred Livestock Association

Montana Highway System Plan Aims for 2000 Mile Main Network

A proposal outlines a 2000 mile system linking major routes from Monida through Beaverhead to Kalispell and Libby, using tonnage and through roads to form a maintained main network. It envisions freeing local roads for distributing use and cheaper transport for state products.

Red Lodge

Automobile used to haul the hay crop on California ranches

John R. Leland, a Santa Cruz mountains rancher, demonstrates the motor car’s utility by towing hay from field to stack over a mile and moving the wagon with his Maxwell touring car. He notes the machine indispensable for ranch work across California’s valleys and mountains.

Dobbin California John R. Leland Santa Cruz Mountains Leland Maxwell

Old Potts Harrison Horse Ranch Is Sold

The Lucerne ranch near Townsend, once linked to General Harrison and General Potts, has been sold to Mrs. Gilham and Mrs. Al Wright of Townsend. The 400 acre alfalfa farm, previously used to feed thousands of horses and mules, is expected to yield 1000 to 1500 tons of alfalfa annually.

Old Potts-Harrison Horse Ranch Townsend Benjamin Harrison United States Benjamin I.’. Potts Montana Territory Northwest Lucerne Potts-Harrison Horse Company Gilham al Wright Harrison Committee On Territories United States Senate North Dakota South Dakota Washington Idaho Montana Union General Potts Grant Helena American Sheep and Land Company Messrs. Gans and Klein Townsend Realty & Investment Company

Ford Distribution Is Revolutionized

The Ford company supplied 533,921 of the 2,445,644 cars registered in the United States this year. Factory extensions aim to produce 1,000,000 cars next year. Montana dealers feature the new streamlined Ford with a rounded radiator. State distributors will wholesale. garage owners will sell retail. Prices will be lowered.

Ford Company Census Bureau United States Ford Montana

A Clever House Organ for Montana Auto News

The Monthly Auto Graphic, published for Northwestern Auto Supply of Billings and Great Falls, is edited by Henry M. Cady. It provides Montana automotive news with polished editing and attractive illustrations, serving as a house organ for the company.

Auto Graphic Northwestern Auto Supply Company Billings Great Falls Henry M. Cady Montana

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