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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1910

Page

7

Montana's Agricultural Destiny and Rural Uplift

The Montana land shift from pasture to farming accelerates this decade. The state, rich in minerals and water power, attracts settlers and will link farming with growing manufacturing. Calls for greater education, farm housing premiums, and tree planting to attract and retain farmers and improve rural life nationwide.

Montana Middle’ West Dakotas Rocky Mountains Charley Russel Mexican Gulf Arctic Sea Wallace United States Mostana Great Falls

Farmers as nation’s bulwark from Lexington to Appomattox

The text lauds farmers from Lexington to Appomattox as the nation's enduring shield, noting colonial era independence, consistent peace when possible, and wartime sacrifice and victory in defense of the country.

Lexington Appomattox Daya

Dry Farming Congress Boosts Montana Wealth and Inland Empire

Alfred Atkinson predicts substantial gains for Montana and the Inland Empire from the fourth Dry Farming congress held in Billings last October. He spoke with Secretary Burns in Spokane about plans for the fifth session and a continued campaign to promote dry farming, literature distribution, and demonstration farms across the region.

Spokane Wash Montana Billings Alfred Atkinson Dry Farming Congress Burns Washington Board of Control United States Canada Montana Agricultural College Congress Washington

Multiple New Montana Corporations Formed Last Week

Helena filings show Laurium Montana Mining of Butte with 1 million capital Cascade Lumber of Cascade 20000 Flat head Commercial of Big Fork 100000 Meagher Realty of White Sulphur Springs 25000 Vermillion Silver Lead Mining of Hamilton 1000000 Montana Loan Abstract of Glasgow 10000 Yellow stone Valley Investment of Billings 30000 Florence Mercantile of Great Falls 35000. Hamilton town council passes resolution to become a third class city with population 2255.

Helena Laurium Montana Mining Company Butte Cascade Lumber Company Cascade Flathead Commercial Company Big Fork Meagher Realty Company White Sulphur Springe Vermillion Silver & Lead Mining Company Hamilton Montana Loan & Abstract Company of Glasgow Yellowstone Valley Investment Company of Billings Florence Mercantile Company of Great Falls

Notice to Creditors Estate of James H Leason

Notice to creditors and all persons having claims against James Howard Leason deceased. They must exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after first publication to W M Oliver administrator at Tos C Smith law office Dillon Beaverhead County Montana. Dated February 2 1910.

Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Beaverhead James Howard Leason Jameae Howard Leason W. M. Oliver Tos. C. Smith Dillon W. M Oliver

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