Opened homestead lands in Montana and Colorado
The Interior Department announced that 16 087 acres in Teton and Chouteau counties Montana will be opened for homestead filing by ex service men on April 18 with a 91 day preference. After the period, lands remain available to the general public and may yield wheat oats and flax on deep clay loam soil. About 30 000 acres in Colorado’s Huerfano and Pueblo counties are opened concurrently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton and
Chouteau Counties
Interior Department
Washington
Department
Huerfano
Pueblo
Colorado
Hogs Grow in Fallon and Carter Counties Montana
William Nims of Ekalaka shipped 63 carloads of hogs from Baker in the past year. James Pepper, a local hog purchaser, shipped three carloads this week and expects rapid growth in the hog industry. Hogs, dairy and poultry rise with more corn acreage boosting farmers buying power in Fallon and Carter counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Nims
Ekalaka
Baker
James Pepper
West
Montana
Fallon
Carter
Furs Repaired and Assayers Advertised in Montana Paper
A busy classified page lists fur repairs by Hoenck's Fur House in Butte Montana and assayers and chemists in Butte. It includes marriage ads from Mrs Martin Wichita and Mr Hyde San Francisco, plus cattle and poultry buyers and land sale notices. The page mixes business services with personal introductions and farm listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoenck
Butte
Montana
ETO
Is & Walker
Wyoming
Mont
Martin
Wichita
Kansas
Hyde
Sancisco
Fair managers agree on dates for regional fairs
Montana and neighboring state fairs set dates from September 1 to 27 with Midland Empire fair in Billings September 16 to 19 and Montana State fair in Helena September 23 to 27. They standardize exhibits and harness and relay races to attract larger entries and unify rules across circuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Billings
Helena
North Dakota
Sheridan
Wyo
Forsyth
Mandan
N. D
Stark County
Dickinson
N.C
Sheridan County
Rosebud County
Montana State Fair
American Trotting Association
Departments of Agriculture
Bert Hammond
Ekalaka
The Rising Cost of Education in Public Schools
In its Eighteenth Annual Report the Carnegie Foundation argues education costs rise with more students and expanded subjects. It warns against blind public support and notes luxuries like chewing gum and jewelry echo the burden. It stresses value of education beyond dollars and cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Tick Control Efforts Spotlighted by Missoula Rotary
Dr. R. R. Spencer reported investigations in Washington show the virus of tick attacks is most deadly in spring. He and Dr. Parker will resume Bitter Root tick work with funds from national epidemic safeguards. Dr. Knowles warned of veterinarian shortages, noting 7000 vets nationally and 125 grads yearly, stressing tuberculin testing to protect milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Spencer
Washington
Spencer
Washington, D.C
Bitter Root Laboratory
R. R. Parker
Dr. Spencer
A. D. Knowles
Montana Cedar Wanted on Coast
Cedar buyers from the coast show strong demand for Columbia Falls timber with J. L. Van Slotte of Spokane and Horace Thornton inspecting Webster and Pass holdings near the North Fork river. Their visit signals growing interest from national timber buyers in the Columbia Falls district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Falls
J. L. van Slotte
Spokane, Wash
Horace Thornton
Webster
North Fork River
Coram Bridge
Cedar pole trade to surge with company demand
The text predicts that big companies must drive the cedar pole product into paying quantities and that this year will see significant activity in the cedar pole business in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Pole
Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Ad
A distinguished citizen Dr R V Pierce pictured. He promotes his herbal blood medicine and stomach alterative Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery stating it clears skin improves circulation and aids liver and digestion. Available in tablet or liquid form with a 10 cent trial offer from Dr Pierce's Invalids Hotel Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. V. Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Invalids Hotel
Buffalo
N. Y
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Homestead LA
Pondera Coulee
Carter County
Delco System
Auditor’s Ass'n
Burroughs, Bankers’ Pub, Association
Glasgow Courier
Glasgow, Mont
A. W. Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
D. H. Blair
Internal Revenue
Tracy Floral Co
Bozeman
P. O
Winters
Creston
Ringling Dairy Ranch
White Sulphur Springs
Lbert Teachers Agency
Spokane
RADIO
Radiotron
Whitehall
BT. Marys Home
ST. Mary's Home
Great Falls
Mother Superior
Ave
F. O. B. Cars
Other Brothers Money Co
Laurel
Bankers Auditors Association of America
Delco
Burroughs
Glasgow
Wwe Ae
T. J. Hocking
Royal and Corona Typewriters
Budd
San Francisco
Calif
MARBY
Ioneurs
Soxco
Oakland
Dorsh & Greenfield Co
Sound
Northwest
Max Hinricks
Pullman
KOTA
North Dakota Experiment Station
W. N. Noteboom
Fairview
F. O. B. Moorcroft
Virgil R. Reel
Dillinger
Howard Grosser
Elm Springs
Cloverland Airedales
Cloverland Kennels
Gooding
Idaho
Ancona
Rocks
Lynden
H. L. Hoksberger
Wash
Hanson
Harlowton
Portpate
Lohman
Ontana
Paul Dudley
Beaverton
Ore
Leibbrand
Jordan
Minn
Montana Meat and Commission Co
Butte, Mont A
Yakima
B. A. McNown
Wilkinson
Omaha
Neb
FPABM
Flathead Valley
Rockies
Lake County Bankers Association
Pacific ‘Northwest
O. H. Gremith
State Capitol
St.Paul
Lolo National Forest
Blackfoot Land Development
Hamilton
Missoula
A Bayer
Bayer
Weil
Meritep SuccEss
Cat Creek
Piomtama Crude
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