Classified ranch land offers around Great Falls area
A sequence of ranch land ads lists 4400 acres for sale in Custer county at 5.00 per acre with easy terms from Westerl Land Co 110 Central Avenue Great Falls. Another 640 acres plow land with good grazing and spring from Western Land Co 110 Central Avenue. A third 1920 acres with 80 percent plow land two springs priced at 9 per acre 6 percent interest nine year terms from C M McCutcheon 110 Central Avenue. Also 640 acres 5 miles east of Geraldine at 30 per acre from M McCutcheon 110 Central Avenue.
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Custer County
Westerl Land Co
Central Avenue
Great Falls
Western Land Co
Montana
C. M. McCutcheon
Geraldine
M. McCutcheon
Helena Valley
Helena
Pratt& Heath Co
West Sixth Avenue
Mont
Frary & Burlingame No
First Nat. Bank
Serscille
Home Dress Patterns Catalog for 1916 17 Fall and Winter
An illustrated pattern catalogue listing ladies and children's dress patterns with sizes, yardage requirements, and prices of 10 cents each. It invites readers to order via Montana Newspaper Association at Great Falls, Montana, with coupon and address details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aradu
Algo
Montana Newspaper Association
Grest Falla
Montana
War-torn world in brief from Washington to Dresden
Wide world dispatches note U S requests for 10 million for machine guns and a 300 million deficit bond plan. Reports from Dresden describe three days of food riot protests led by women. Other items cite railroads earning over 1 billion, Chilean rail plans across the Andes, and Villa's forces near the border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Congress
St. Louis
Benjamin Hirsch
Corning
Ark
Frank Scott
London
Dresden
Denver
Colo
Farmer from New England Goes to Heaven After Hard Life
A grim joke describes a New England farmer who, after surviving a harsh life, dies and is guided by Saint Peter. They encounter a chained man and an inner joke about the man from Montana who wishes to return, illustrating a crafted moral about earthly toil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Saint Peter
Montana
City Driving Tests Show Saxon Six Excels in Traffic
City driving imposes frequent stops and starts and tests brakes, springs, and handling more than country roads. The Saxon Six is highlighted as well suited to urban use, with strong claims about its reliability and ability to thread city traffic compared with other cars in varied conditions.
State Engineer Reports Ground Water Survey Progress
State Engineer A W Mahon notes data on 2000 wells across 1000 townships in the biennial report. He says the work is about 25 percent complete and urges data on water appropriation, actual diversions, ditchable acres, and a reform of water rights laws to align with western state standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker
A. W. Mahon
Mr. Mahon
Auto Is Saving Farmers Money
H S Daniels of Kissel Kar company cites Agriculture Department figures from eight county surveys showing land values rising 60 percent or more in five years due to the automobile. Eight counties from Virginia New York Alabama Florida Mississippi report land value gains from 65 percent to 194 percent and haulage savings totaling 627 409 dollars, implying national savings of about 237 million.
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H. 8S. Daniels
Kissel Kar Company
Department of Agriculture
United States
Virginia
New York
Alabama
Florida
Mississippi
Department of ‘Agriculture
Daniels
Oldest joke tale in Joe Miller Contest surfaced
Tom Burns recalls the old gag about a man with a barrel of prohibition liquor in his cellar. A leak formed a pool of whisky and a rat emerged, licking the spill before rising up and shouting to bring on the cat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Miller
Tom Burns
The Stubborn Man Prefers Losing Friends to Arguments
A sharp quote reflects on those who choose pride over harmony, saying a stubborn man who would rather lose a friend than an argument often ends up losing both. The line emphasizes the cost of inflexible ego in relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Hagelstine
Studebaker Corporation
Jack Frost
Shortage of pickerel and herring hits supply in 1920s warning
Scandia Fish Company of Duluth reports a severe fish shortage this year forcing higher prices for pickerel and herring. They promise to ship at advertised prices and emphasize they have the fish to fill orders while warning prices may rise again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sal Balmon
Ido
Pol Des Moines
Rdeen
S. C
Fargo
R. D
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Shafer Investment Company
A. L. Gesche
Milwaukee Railroad
Price & Gibson
First National Bankbuilding
Great Falla
Montana Piano Co
Butte, Mont
W.K. Floweree
Chicago
Butte College Telegraphy
Lensohn Black
Butte
Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
Tout & McCarthy
Butte, Ont
Byron Deforest
Falls, Mont
Huntsberger-Givens Co
L. E. Bowers
S.dearborn St
H Dermist
P. O
Areseen
BBC Citimas
School Supply Co
THE
Valparaiso
Andes Mountains
Wilson
Spokane
Farm Loan Bank
Laramie
Union Pacific
Plainfield
Francis Charles Langhorn
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Atlanta
Daughters of the Confederacy
Asquith
Great Britain
George
England
North Dakota
el Paso
Villa
Chihuahua City
Juarez
Vila
Charles Cooper
Cooper
France
Panama
Colorado
United States Supreme Court
Greeley
Wheatland
Edmonton
Royal Northwest Mounted Police
Canadian Northwest
Saskatchewan
Alberta
British Columbia
Rough Riders
Sweden
Germany
the Hague
Automobile and Road News
Billings
Automobile. Warehouse & Service CO
Lewistown
Havre
Missoula
Williston
A. T. Still
Kirksville, Mo
American and
Montana Osteopathic Associations
First National Bank
Harry Hi. McCole
Photos
Gibson
1St Ave. N
4Th St
Great. Falls
Huseth
Great Falls, Mont
Scandia Fish Company
Duluth Minn
Alhambra Hut Spelms Hotel
M. J. Sul
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