Agricultural Lands For Sale In Western Montana
Terms require 10 percent down and 10 yearly payments at 6 percent interest. Lands logged off from Anaconda Copper Mining Company offer dairy friendly timbered sections ideal for pasture with winter feed. Dairying hogs poultry fruit berries garden crops grain clover timothy potatoes stock root grow well. values fixed by appraisers, free of promotion charges commissions and trimmings. Assistance offered to select suitable location.
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Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Montana
Gallatin Valley
World wheat forecast shows high fall prices for Montana
Montana farmers face high seed costs and elevated farm expenses as expert McMillan predicts a strong fall wheat market. He notes reduced European purchases, ample North American supply, and a global shift pushing wheat demand up, with North America as the primary supplier to Europe in need.
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Montana
Putnam D. McMillan
Minneapolis
Royal Milling Company of
Great Falls
Russia
Rumania
Bulgaria
McMillan
Western
Europe
India
Argentina
Australia
United States
Canada
Northwest
Argentine
North America
Stockgrowers dedicate new Great Falls sales pavilion
Northern Montana stockmen and Spokane bankers attended the dedication of Montana Livestock Pavilion in Great Falls. The 100 by 150 foot brick structure with 40 foot dome cost 35000 dollars with no interior posts, housing sales arena and stable. The Montana Livestock Pavilion Co formed last year to improve the stock industry, with officers S. S. Ford president and C. C. Davis secretary, financed by local businessmen and stockmen.
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Montana
Spokane
St. Paul
Great Falls
Montana, Stockgrowers
Billings
Montana Livestock Pavilion Company
Great Falls Busi
Great Northern
Milwaukee
Montana Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
C. C. Davis
Montana Farmer
W. W. Wheeler
Shirley S. Ford
O. S. Warden
S. 8. Ford
Roy F. Clary
H. F. Lee
Chester C. Davis
J. T. Stanford
J. O. Patterson
S. S. Ford
A. B. McVay
Lee M. Ford
Sam Stephenson
Frank B. Brown
Famine Stalking Germany Described by Wolf Point Lumberman
Erwin Schreiber of Wolf Point, owner of Home Lumber, returned from western Germany with his two children. He reports no government and severe hunger, rationing at a fourth pound of meat per week, widespread profiteering, and a winter known as the rutabaga year. He recalls a meal of barley soup he could not finish.
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Schreier
Schreiber
Europe
Holland
Belgium
Germany
Rhine
Coblenz
England
France
United States
America
Erwin Schreiber
Wolf Point
The
Home Lumber Company
Farm Help Shortage Prompts East Ad Campaign
O M. Holmes secretary of the Livingston commercial club says Montana will lack farm labor this summer and proposes an advertising drive in eastern regions to recruit workers.
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Montana
O M. Holmes
Livingston Commercial Club
East
Farmers urged to contact seed department in Helena
Montana farmers planning to grow field or grain seed next season are asked to write the Seed Department of the T. C. Power Company in Helena for information and assistance.
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Montana
T. C. Power Co
Helena
Mont
Seed Department
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Aarealan
Aa NS
Rotary
Standard
Rotary Rod Weeder Co
Wrixon & Agnew
P. O
6Th Ave
Blackfoot Land Development CO
Missoula, Mont
Treasure State Farm and Livestock
Montanan
Kaiser
H. Earl Crack Co
Havre
Hereford Breeders’ Association
LL. Chatterton
Spion Kop
Lawrence-Williams CO
Cleveland
S. C. Huseth
Optician Optometrist and
Optician
Inland Seed Co
Spokane, Wash
Livestockmen of
Spokane Union Stockyards
Alfalfa
Hearl Clack CO
Havre, Montana
Egos
Eges
Henningsen Produge CO
Butte, Montana
T. C. Power Company
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