Splendid Openings for Homeseekers in Montana
The Minneapolis Journal highlights Montana as a land of opportunity for homesteaders. It notes 39 million acres total with 19 million open to settlement, 18 million reserved, and 35 million unsurveyed. Irrigation projects, dry farming, and vast cattle lands promise future wealth in grain and alfalfa production.
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Services In St James Church Easter Week
St James Church outlines a full Holy Week schedule with multiple services. Thursday morning at 10 o'clock, Thursday evening 7 30 Holy Communion celebration, Good Friday 12 to 3 with cross church pastors, 7 30 evening illustrations and music, Saturday 10 baptism, Easter Day services 7 a.m Holy Communion 11 a.m Morning Prayer sermon and second Holy Communion with music, 4 p m children's service. All the news in the Examiner.
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A. J. Wedum Lumber Co Forms After Buyout
Announcement that the Dillon Lumber Company plant and Armstead location, plus F. P. Birrer lumber stock, are bought and consolidated under A. J. Wedum Lumber Co. The new firm, with nineteen years in the business and seventeen in Montana, pledges quality, fair prices, prompt mail orders, and courteous service to local and country customers.
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Why Wood Decays and How to Preserve It
Missoula report explains decay by fungi and bacteria needing air moisture and heat. Submerged timber stays sound, air dry also resists decay. creosote treatment plus oiling seals pores and blocks moisture. Forest Service partners with railroads to extend timber life, saving labor and material costs.
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Sleeping car comfort improved on Southwest Limited trains
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway introduces white counterpanel or bed spreads replacing woolen blankets on Southwest Limited cars between Chicago and Kansas City. Blankets remain in reserve for cooler nights, promising a more inviting bed experience for sleeping car travelers.
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