See America First drive aims to showcase Montana abroad
The See Europe if you will but see America first movement is revived with Montana invited to at a Baltimore convention January 22 to 27. Governor Norris appoints delegates and seeks state participation. A Montana committee includes L. H. Foust, Jas. A. Metcalf, Harry W. Child, C. D. Greenfield, C. A. Meade, and others to coordinate exhibits and publicity.
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Europe
America
Baltimore
Salt Lake
Montana
Helena
Norris
Crothers
East
Maryland
United States
L. H. Foust
Lbby
Jas. A. Metcalf
Glendive
Harry W. Child
C. D. Greenfield
C. A. Meade
W. R. Logan
Belton
A. J. Breitstein
Missoula
M. L. H. O’dea
Hamilton
0. M. Holmes
Great Falls
W. B. Rhoades
Kalispell
C. E. Matthews
Lewistown
Cattle Trade Sends Milner Herd to Big Hole Basin
A July dispatch reports M. E. Milner of Fort Benton selling over 8,000 cattle to the Big Hole Basin for about 15000 dollars. Purchaser unnamed, but Portland broker John Fleming is suspected of involvement. Fort Benton cattle leader John Harris sold part of his herd, with another shipment to Tacoma this week. D A G Floweree reportedly sold his herd to Pat Burns of Alberta for 33 dollars a head.
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Butte Miner
M. E. Milner
Fort Benton
Big Hole
John Fleming
Portland
John Harris
Tacoma
D. A. G. Floweree
Pat Burns
Alberta
Government Debt on the Increase
Washington reports July finances largely uneventful except for a $25 million rise in public debt due to Panama bond issues. The total $50 million issue remains half out due to coupon bond delays while cash in the treasury vaults hits a record $1.889 billion amid ongoing gold production gains.
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Washington
Panama
Treasury
Mnth
Treasury reports July deficit but strong overall position
The July deficit on ordinary treasury operations totaled 16 million dollars while the general treasury remains stronger than a year ago. The general fund stands at 152.5 million with a working balance over 91 million, suggesting no further financing needed for months. Government receipts fall across sources except international revenue. National bank circulation at month start was 782.8 billion.
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Treasury
Bountiful Crops on the Flathead Report
Grain harvest around Ronan on the Flathead reservation began last week with barley and fall wheat leading. Haying is underway and the crop is bountiful. oats will be ready in about a week. The 1911 Flathead acreage surged due to new settlers, with over 200000 bushels of grain harvested.
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Ronan
Flathead
Seattle
Montana
San Diego 1915 Exposition Spirit Highlighted
Col. D. C. Collier directs the San Diego 1915 Panama California Exposition without salary and at his own expense. That spirit is boosting San Diego to the front as the Southwest proclaims San Diego in 1915. The exposition is expected to surprise many people.
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Col
D. C. Collier
San Diego
Southwest
Water lifting to irrigate Montana enriches agriculture
The era will arrive when water is drawn from deep depths to the surface for irrigation. Water developments are propelling Montana toward becoming a more robust agricultural state.
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Montana
Notice of Accounts Due By January First 1911
All accounts due me and not paid by January 1st 1911 will be placed in the hands of an attorney for collection. E. T. Brock, 17th Street.
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T. Brock
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Hiawatha
The
Dillon Bakery
C. P. Thomas
Togves
Leeceer
Scribner’s Magazine
Fifth Ave
New York City
Bell
Bell Service
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
W. J. Forster
Big Hole Basin
Anheuser-Busch
Budweiser
Anheuser-Busch Brewery
St. Louis, Mo
Dillon
S. S. Patterson Distributor
Examiner
Giret
Clams printing—Examiner
John Orr
Edison
J. Carhart
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