Marking Montana Historic Spots by D A R Chapters
Laura Tolman Scott writes on Montana D A R preservation of historic spots. Chapters report locating preserving and marking sites along Lewis and Clark route and plan for a National Road Guide while urging Indian history education and youth involvement.
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The
Montana
Great Falls
Missouri
Gates of the Mountains
Three Forks
Two Forks
Lewis and Clark
SacasJawea
Historic Boots
Main
Julia Hancock Shapter
Lewistown
Geen
Musselga Cell
St. Louis
Jefferson
Horse Prairie
Bedrock River
Armstead
Clark
Captain Clark
Billings
Shining Mountain Chapter
Pompey
William Clark
Socajawea
Beaverhead
Short Line
Dillon Station
Lewiy
Ed Clark
Woodside
Montana Auto Supply Company
Hilger
Bitter Root
James Mansfield
March 1929 Livestock Summary Reflects Weather Impacts
March 1 stockman reports show February cold and heavy snow reduced range feeds, left hay stocks generally ample, and cattle and sheep with notable shrinkage. Cattle on March 1 averaged 97 100, sheep 96, with Montana leading western states in condition. some 1929 lambs contracted at 10 12 cents per pound, little wool contracted.
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Federal Crop Reporting Division
Montana
Colorado
Oregon
Examiner markets ads as big returns from small investment
An early 20th century examiner touts the idea that placing want ads yields substantial returns from a modest initial outlay. The piece argues for investing in classified notices to reach broad audiences and grow business at low cost.
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Examiner ‘Want
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By Laura Tolman Scott
Court House
Dillon
Anaconda
Beaverhead Rock
Sacajawea
Baptiste
Bampe
Pompey’s
Black Eagle Chapter
United States Geological Survey
Saint Mary’s Mission
Bannack
Fort Benton
Fort Union
Missoula
Livingston
Kalispois
Big Hole
America
Indian Bureau
Bureau
Ramnyay
D. A. R. Marker
Big Hole Battle Ground
Kelvinator