FARM LANDS FOR SALE IN WASHINGTON AND MONTANA
Numerous farm and land listings across Washington and Montana advertise acres for sale or rent. Highlights include 38 acres in High Wood country with 54 acres broke, 820 acres total, and 1060 farm land with pasture. Also offered are irrigated Arizona galley land and various stock, dairy, and poultry opportunities with cash or terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Washington
Becher & Thompson
Hutton
Spokere
Highwood
J. Q
Ischasche
Fort Benton
Montana
Life 18
Arizona
W. L. Cochrane
Tuscon
Herdin
Mont. Lippitt
Shenandoah
Iowa
Fergus County
Mont
M. E. Krause
Grass Range
Reuben Rkoberson
Hoglish
Indiana
Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co
Elk
Wash
Will Jense
Butte
Wisdom Mountain Or Table Mountain The Montana Debate
Longstanding dispute over the peak near Butte whether it is called Table Mountain or Wisdom Mountain dominates local lore. Historians note Lewis and Clark likely named Wisdom Mountain, while settlers and Granville Stuart popularized Table Mountain, a misnomer that persists among southwestern Montanans.
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Montana
Butte
Table Mountain
Lewis and Clark
Wisdom Mountain
Granville Stuart
Musk Rat Makes Itself At Home At Melstone Roundhouse
A large musk rat joined the Melstone roundhouse crew scene, touring the interior and then inspecting the nearby engines. The animal showed curiosity and fearlessness, staying clear of bystanders while exploring both inside the house and the surrounding track.
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Melstone Roundhouse
Baker Farmer Profits From Each Hen at $1.97
Albert Fost of Baker earned 175.00 from poultry in the year ending November 1 1924 with a 1.97 profit per hen. He lives in Willard and ran a poultry demonstration farm with records while collaborating with the extension service. Twelve demonstrators from nine counties participated in 1924 and Fost ranked fourth in state by profit per hen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Fost
Baker
Fost
Willard
Montana Business Outlook Bright as State Sees Revival
N. J. Gould of the American National Bank of Helena spoke at the Helena Retail Merchants Association dinner, predicting a bright Montana business future. He cited 1924 agricultural returns at about 33 million dollars higher than 1923, sugar beets yielding around 90 dollars per acre, and rising life insurance business. He noted improved debt positions, larger bank deposits, and a revival in copper mining and rail cargo, urging merchants to work and share in growing opportunities.
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Helena
N. J. Gould
American National Bank of
Montana
Mr. Gould
Union
United States of Life Insurance
Montana Life
Montara
State Stockmen to Meet April 7 8 in Great Falls
The fortieth annual Montana Stockgrowers convention will be held in Great Falls April 7 and 8 with big delegations expected from Iowa Minnesota and Illinois. FE A Phillips secretary notes national agricultural speakers and rising cattle optimism while officers and county representatives are listed.
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Great Falls
Iowa
Minnesota
Illinois
Montana
The
Montana Stockgrowers Association
FE. A. Phillips
Association
Sioux City
St. Paul
Chicago
Phillips
C. M. Simpson
Volberg
R. F. Clary
E. O. Selway
Dillon
B.A. Philips
G. M. Clemon
J. E Morse
Beaverhead
F. M. Heinrich
Junior Spear
Big Horn
L. B. Taylor
Blaine
A. B. Cook
Broadwater
J. M.talman
Carbon
QO. A. Pemberton
Carter
W. K. Floweree
R. F B. Clary
Cascade
C. J. McNamara
Sam Miller
Chouteau
James Hunter
Percy Williamson
Casor
George McCone
Dawson
C B. Gardiner
Deer Lodge
Berry Morris
Fallon
M. H
Deaton
Fergus
Arthur Laravee
F Flathead
Co. L. Anceney
Gallatin
Change in Montana School Textbooks Adopted by Commission
The Montana state textbook commission in Helena adopted new language and grammar and physiology and hygiene texts, renewing contracts for books used in reading, agriculture, spelling and arithmetic. The six year contracts affect third and eighth grades, with several specific series and publishers named, and the commission members listed.
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State — Textbook Commission
Capitol
Helena
Potter
Jeschke
Gillet
Ginn & Co
R. J. Cunningham
May Trumper
D. 8. Williams
Bozeman
Mittie Shoup
Missoula
E. M. Hague
Plentywood
W. D. Sweetland
Kalispell
Ward H. Nye
Billings
Toole Names and Local Officials in Wheatland Region
J W McKenzie Treasure R L Cornwell Valley J E Foster Wallis Huidekoper Wheatland J Bilyeu Wibaux BE B Ryan Yellow Stone are listed among regional figures and offices in a local record showing names and assignments across towns.
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Fred Turner
Gateway Hotel
Poplar
Ringling Dairy Ranch
White Sulphur Springs
Lanyon Stock Farm
Gregham
Neb
Montana Meat and Commission Co
Butte, Mont
Victory Oats
Marquis Wheat
Anderson Bros
Fairview
Burbank
J. H. Movius
Lidgerwood
N. D
Nottorf Baby Chick Co
Lewistown
Central Poultry Farms Hatchery
Norfolk
Nebraska
C. R. Lowery
Boise
Idaho
Woldbanks
C. J. Hanson
Drady
N. Dak
Canary Singers
Jacob Bull
Dickinson N.D
Hele Wanted
Steber
Highspeed
Steber Machine Co
Desk
Utica
N. C
Hoenck
Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
KODAK
Alan Ll
KODC
Sleward
J. J. Krehe
Live Oak
California
Fairview Chemical Co
Choice Oregon Prunes
Kingwood Orchards
Salem
Oregon
ST. Mary’s
Mother Superior
5Th Ave
North
Fred
Badd
Boz
San Francisco
Calif
Monclare
Cambridge St
London
Englard
Oultry
Montane Meat and Commission Co
Huseth
Muskrat
Montana Institute
Miles City
Lolo National Forest
America
Winter School
Polytechnic
Business Arithetic
Glee Club
Mlings Polytechnic Institute ,Polytechnic
I Textbook Commission
Oriya Iimp
Triectta Paris Medicine Company
Pine St
St. Louis
Fargo
North Dakota
RAND
Northwestern Dent Mercer Flint
Esquaw
Flint Rust
Wrbst
Argo
North Dakot
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