For Sale Inconsistent Rural Businesses In Various Locations
Multiple small ads offer sale of stores gas stations post offices and tourist courts in Montana California Nevada and Washington. Items include a 18 unit Redwood Highway resort with cafe priced at 16000, a modern tourist court earning 2000 yearly at 6500, a Nevada hardware store 12500, a Colstrip tavern 3000 cash with gas pump, a 4600 acre ranches and lands parcel near Kalispell timber priced by best cash offer, a Spokane Valley 30 acre irrigation property with 5 room bungalow for 4950, and a Fifty acre dairy farm in Hamilton Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalispell Mills
P. O. Box
Fullerton
Calif
Ever Normal Granary Seen As Boon to Nation's Defense
Secretary Wickard argues the Ever Normal Granary program saves surplus production for lean years, boosting defense supplies and supporting farmers and consumers. He cites four years of reserves enabling continued food output for pork beef dairy eggs and poultry, essential for democracy and national victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickard
Agriculture Department
State Dairy Products All Pass Inspection
Federal and state officials said Montana dairy shipments including butter ice cream and cheese have not been blocked in interstate commerce for the past year. The conference noted Montana products maintain a strong reputation for purity and quality in export markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Food and Drug
Montana
Mining Camps as Live Places in Early Montana Days
In the early sixties Montana had few settlers beyond prospectors and a few pioneers. Mining camps were the main draw for those arriving, described as lively hubs where families rarely followed. Fort remains a point of interest in these frontier camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Fort
Phillips County settlement gains favor with Indian group
A Montana assembly of Chief Thomas Little Shell's Pembina Cree Chippewa band backed a plan to settle landless Indians in Phillips County under a farm loan program. About 565 of roughly 700 recognized landless Indians support the program, with 13 000 irrigated acres and 15 000 additional acres to be irrigated under a land grant scheme. The plan envisions 80 acres per Indian, two sections of range land, and a $5 000 government loan repayable over 40 years, with five years grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Floweree
Helena
Dussome
Congress
Great Falls
Phillips Development Co
Phillips County
Fort Peck
Washington
Indian Affairs Office
Pioneer O Keeffe and Montana settlement era tale
Early Montana history features David O Keeffe, his brother C C O Keeffe, and Fort Benton. They cultivate scarce land in the Missoula canyon whileра trading routes expand from The Dalles to Helena. O Keeffe lands a 6000 pound potato deal with John Riplinger of the American Fur Company, securing payment and Fort Benton goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riplinger
Carroll
Dave
O'Keeffe
Fort Benton
Benton
Missouri River
David O'Keeffe
California
Dalles
Ore
Missoula
O’keeffe
C. C. O'Keeffe
Montana
Dave” O'Keeffe
Bannack
Alder Gulch
Deer Lodge
Helena
Odts
Matt Carroll
George Steele
From Missoula to Fort Benton in Pioneer Days
A reminiscence describes travel by four ox-drawn wagons across an open country with sixty head of cattle, noting long 18 to 20 day trips, early dangers from tribes on the warpath, and a violent incident where a party of Mexicans were killed while the journey returned to Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Fort Benton
Helena
Dave
Plegan
O'Keeffe Declined Offer and Brought Suit Home
O'Keeffe refused the proposal saying he brought the suit home in a burlap sack after a dusty trip. He noted the wagon needed frequent greasing and that the suit was saved for Sunday best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Keeffe
Ickes Announces Fertilizer Investigation Committee
Interior Secretary Ickes announces the creation of a consulting committee to investigate low-cost fertilizer production and distribution for farmers in the Northwest. The initiative aims to assess possibilities and implement practical options for northern farming communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Phosphates
Northwest
Interior
Ickes
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Coggeshall Saddles
Milles City Saddlery Co
Miles City, Mont
Eaeaeanr Eee
Laurel
Mont
Billings
Washington City
Mant
Northwest Washington
Buchanan Realty Co
Mount Vernon
Wash
H. W
Dupont Ave. S
Mpls
Minn
Butte
Meaderville
Gen
Lewell Mines
Townsend
Redwood Hiway
Cummings
Nevada
Elko
Emil Kyhl
Colstrip
Golub
Drummond, Mont
C. R. Manuel
Browning
Albert Kibjer
Waitsbure
Spokane Valley
Fred Sicklesteel
W. 10Th
Spokane
Deer Park
Big Horn Co
L. L. Long, McRae
Mont.es
Ozark
Barnsley
Ozone, Ark
al Caldwell
Hamilton
Chumaine
C. O. Dis Caubiants Medicine Co
D-11
New Richmond
Ohio
E. A. Porter
Baco
N. C. R. Laboratories
Bloomington Ave
Minneapolis, Minn
Port Sale
Valley County
U. S
Glasgow Courier
Glasgow
New Castle
Colorado
Alaska Junk Co
Oregon
Leo Elwert
Sherwood
Wesley Stackpole
Wenatchee
IPS
Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
Helena Stamp Works
Special Services
Alaska
Alaska Research
Seattle
Trapper
Edward
George Edwards
Livingston, Mont
Carl Weissman & CO
Barber College
Malor’s
Trent
Spokane, Wash
Simpson
Denver
Tru-Way Club
Hollywood
Binqer's Auction School
Bedro Wooley, Wn
C.J. Dean
N. E. Cor. E. Burnside
Grand Ave
Portland
GROSS
Moorhead
Sheldon F. Reese
Aberdeen
Max Golders
Care
Moorhead Farmers Elevator Co
Walter Grimes
Cascade, Mont
Birch St. Anaconda
Bozeman, Mont
M. N. A. Dhoember
Carroll-Steele
Rsd
Lydia Pinkham
Sevilla
EEF A
Poental Distilling Corporation
Hia
Seagram
Fisay
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