Montana Promotes National Irrigation Congress in Spokane
Arthur Hooker of the Irrigation Congress Board of Control outlines Montana’s plan to showcase western industry at the Spokane event August 9 to 14. He cites parades bands and industrial marching clubs to attract eastern attention, with Governor Norris pledging Montana representation and support from local commercial groups.
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Seventeenth Irrigation Congress
Spokane
Helena
Board of Control of the Irrigation Congress
Montana
National Irrigation Congress
Hooker
United States
Northwest
Irrigation Army
Board of Control
Nortis
Seventeenth National Irrigation
Congress
Thia
Theodore Roosevelt
Congresa
West
For Sale Railroad Hotel and Lunch Counter
For sale in Lima Montana a railroad division town property with protection meal tickets. Includes an old stand and one thousand eight hundred investment dollars. Address Box 114 Lima Mont Ex miner for fine jobwork.
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R. R. Division
Lima
Mont
Montana Stallion Registration Law Aims to Curb Fraud
At the Montana Legislature’s last session a stallion service law was enacted to stop fraudulent pedigrees and ensure only fit horses serve the public. It requires enrollment and licensing by the Stallion Registration Board in Bozeman, with temporary licenses available after affidavits, and strict import certification from recognized veterinary offices. Offenders face fines or imprisonment, and transporters must carry a veterinary certificate.
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Montana
Stallion Registration Board
Curby Hock
Bozeman
J. P. Thompson
Willings
Ontario Agricultural College
Ontario Veterinary College
Councillees
Stallion Registration Board Seeks Co operation in Montana
The duties of the Stallion Registration Board are to see that the law is enforced and it is hoped that the horsemen of Montana and other states will give their hearty cooperation. For further information write to the Stallion Registration Board Bozeman Montana R. W. Clark Secretary.
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Stallion Registration Board
Horsemen of
Montana
Bozeman
R. W. Clark
Predatory Animal War Threatens Montana Stock
Missoula April 10 predatory animals cause huge losses to Montana stock. In 1908 stockmen around Gallatin National Forest reported losses worth at least 4600 dollars. Wolves coyotes and bears main offenders while mountain lions and lynx also harm game. Forest Service seeks experienced hunters. rangers to distribute poisoned baits and exterminate prairie dogs as needed.
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Missoula
Mont
Montana
Gallatin National Forest
Tne
Bitterroot National Forest
Forest Service
Jefferson, Helena, Gallatin, Custer
Bitterrnd National
Nezperce Forest
Idaho
Shoshone National Forest
Casfér National Forest
Cooperative effort needed for lasting forest regeneration
Results achieved by this means will be temporary unlens followed up. Wolves and coyotes from the surrounding plains country will re-stock the forests almost as rap idly as they are destroyed. If effective permanent beiefit is to be accomplished the atale authorities, the forest service and the stockmen must co-operate.
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Forest Service
Farm implements and wagons offered by Lima Mercantile Co
Two cargo loads include Schuttler wagons Moline walking and sulky plows harrows disc harrow Monitor disc drilla and Leering mowers and rakes. Lima Mercantile Co Lime Montana invites price offers for the lot.
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Lima Mercantile Cn. Lime
Montana
Ranch near Dillon offers easy terms and small cash
A 220 acre ranch located four miles from Dillon is offered with a small cash payment and easy terms on the balance. Contact 178 Johnson & Boone for details.
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Dillon
Johnson & Boone
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Horsemen of the State
Oregon
D. E. Burley
D. S. Spencer
Salt Lake City
Utah
Lemhi County
R.R
Lemhi Realty CO
Salmon
E. R. Ackley
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