Average Altitude of Montana Low Compared Across States
The U S Geological Survey shows Montana average elevation near 3 900 feet with 51 600 square miles below 4 000 feet, far lower than Utah Nevada Wyoming and Colorado. Helena sits at 4 110 feet while Great Falls is 3 300 feet providing a generally low mountain pass geography.
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Utah
Montana
State
United States Geological Survey
Nevada
Wyoming
Idaho
Colorado
Helena
Great Falls
Salt Lake
Denver
Santa Fe
Mullan Pass
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Donald
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Continental Divide
Montana Boundary Line
Mullan’s Pass
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Rocky Mountain Region
Minneapolis Chamber Plans Grain Commission Increase
The Minneapolis chamber of commerce plans to raise grain commission rates from one to two cents per bushel, signaling higher charges for grain transactions.
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The
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
Survey on Infant Care in Chouteau County
Federal workers Dr Grace L Meigs and Miss Viola Paradise arrive to survey infant birth and care in Chouteau county Montana The study will include house to house visits a census of babies under two years and public health talks to mothers and the community about sanitation and nursery conditions.
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Montana
Federal
Children’s Bureau
Chouteau County
Grace L. Meigs
Viola Paradise
Washington
United States
Montana City News In Brief From Across The State
A wide roll of short items reports on sales, fires, and public notices. Highlights include Harlem Hay in the stack selling high, First National Bank in Nashua opening, Indian fair at Browning, plumbing and sewer bids in Conrad, and labor tensions in Helena and Great Falls. Several accidents and political notes mark the brief digest.
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Billings
Harlem
Jetusa
Fairfield
Nashua
First National Bank
Musselshell Fair
Butte
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Campbell Union
Cut Bank
Browning
James E. Lillywhite
Montana Sheepshearers’ Union
Whitefish
Charles Johnson
Kalispell
Great Northern
Conrad—J. P. Humphrey
Great Falls
Free Lunch Fades From Saloon Life In The West
In a northern state saloons abandon the free lunch era as food and drink costs rise. The habit of a noon snack on the bar ends with the last wieners and cheese sandwiches gone. Gambling, dancing, and late hours fade as bars close, marking the end of an old western custom.
Rejected Suitor Budde Kills Himself
Carl Herman Budde of the United States secret service shot himself after a Billings girl refused marriage. No other suspects are named and the event is reported as a suicide following a personal rejection.
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Carl Herman Budde
United States Secret Service
Iron Is Greatest of All Strength Builders Says Doctor
An advertisement quoting Dr E Sauer of Boston promotes Nuxated Iron as the quickest way to restore strength. It claims two weeks of 15 grain tablets three times daily can double strength and endurance in nervous rundown patients, with a money back guarantee and nationwide distribution by druggists.
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New York
N. Y
E. Sauer
Boston
Ali Drugigsta
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Mount St. Charles College
Capitol Hill
Montana State University
Helena, Montana
Logette Myars Tobono Os
Sens Tobacco Co
Ey Selly
Chouteau
Babes IN
J. A. Green
Gallatin Valley
District Board
Missoula
Department of Justice
Poplar
Fred Chapman
Henry Stiles
Stiles
George F. Graham
Holter Hardware Company
Fort Benton
Emil Lundmo
Livingston
James A. Murray
Stewart
Little
Jesse B. Root
Musketry School
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Root
Flathead Reservation
George Metlen
State Highway Commission
Sheridan County
W. A. White
Plentywood
Sheridan County Threshers’ Association
West
Culbertson
Culbertson Red Cross
Symons
Symon
ORY Guards Company
Huseth
Moni
White Sulphur Springs Mineral Water CO
White Sulphur Springs
Montans
Boulder
Boulder Hot Springs
J. M. Reynolds
Photos
Gibson Studio
Tudio. Cor
1St Ave. N
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Harry H. McCole
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