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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1917

Page

3

Large land listings and land offers in Great Falls Montana

Classified ads detail hundreds of acres for sale including 1 920 acres at 9 per acre with running water. 4 490 acres good stock land at 5 per acre with 5 000 cash, balance 100 years at 6 percent. 7280 acres plow land at 8 50 per acre with mine terms at 6 percent. Also public land script offers, home sites, land transactions, and 1200 acres tillable near Milwaukee railroad. Land attorneys and agents listed.

West+ one Land Co Central Ave Great Falls Western Land Co Price Magan, McCutcheon & Price Fagan, McCutcheon & Price Central Andat Falls Shater Investment Company Central Avenue Milwaukee Price & Gibson First National Bank Great’ Falls Montana W. K. Flowcree Frary & Burlingame No. 11 First Nat. Bank Bldg Mont

Potatoes Advance As Northwest Crop Moves East

Montana ships over three quarters of its crop as eastern dealers seek quality spuds. Morier predicts price rises to 3.50 to 4.00 per hundredweight by spring and July imports from California. Northwest states face a spring seed shortfall and a likely northwest famine risk if shipments speed east.

H. 8. Morier Morier Produce Company Minneapolis Butte Morier Montana Washington Idaho California Mr. Morier Northwest Texas

Global War Era Dispatches Reflect Turmoil and Policy

A sweeping World War I era roundup reports U S plans to regulate gold flows, war munitions deals, and potential criminal action against violators. It notes German mined harbors near England, fake gold certificates, farm loan bank subscriptions, a domestic servants union forming, and various political and economic developments across Washington London New York and other cities. Specific items include Maghreb treaty shifts, consulate incidents, labor movements, and projections of war costs and revenue needs.

Tokio—Carranza Washington London Falmouth Harbor England Duluth Pittsburgh Charles Schwab Chicago New York Juan T. Burns Mexico Wilson United States Parrall St. Paul North Dakota Minnesota Los Angeles Vallejo California Swamit N. J Hamilton Wright Mabie The Outlook Cold Springs N. Y Muskogee McAlester Episcopal Church Pittsburg Bernard Wesley Lewis Maizie Colbert A. C Bedford Standard Oil Great Corporation Entente Census Bureau Philadelphia St. Louis Boston Britain France Russia Germany Austria-Hungary Federal Reserve Board Central Powers Petticoat Cornwallis-West Patrick Barrett Irish Fusiliers

Building stones around in state

Montana's rail expansion unlocks vast building material deposits including marble granite sandstone onyx gypsum and slate. Quarries near Helena Clancy Great Falls and Sun River supply stone for capitol wings public buildings and major local projects, with plans for more cement plants and brickyards boosting growth of a regional “City Beautiful” program.

Montana Vermont Helena Great Falls Havre Clancy Capitol Columbus Stillwater County Geraldine Chouteau County New York British Columbia Milwaukee Road Sun River Beach Grover & Leuchars Joseph A. Holmes United States Geological Survey United States Kalispell Chinook Glasgow T. C. Power Fort Harrison Fort Assiniboine Cathedral of St. Ann First National Bank Big Falls The Missouri Mauer and Young Iticeville Monarch Kibby Red Devil Cement Works Three Forks Lewistown Greatalls Sweet Grass Hills W. G. Conrad Sweet Grays Gallatin County O. P. Chrisholm Chrisholm Seattle Neihart Thunder Mountain Meagher County Yellowstone National Park Mammoth Hot Prings Thumb Station Greece Athens Corinth

Women of Butte End Boycott Move to Lower Prices

Butte women abandon the boycott as a remedy for high living costs and form the Housewives league to pursue new methods. They plan to lobby with Farmers' Equity of Whitehall to secure cheaper dairy supplies and investigate coal price increases, while considering links with Helena women's groups.

Butte Housewives’ League Farmers’ Equity League of Whitehall I T League Helena Citizens’ League Turkey

Land speculation and leasehold reform proposal

Sir Max Aitken the lieutenant governor of Manitoba notes that among 100000000 acres of western Canada land granted to homesteaders railway companies and the Hudsons Bay Company only about one third is tilled. He advocates the New Zealand 999 year leasehold system as a remedy turning leases into practically freehold.

Max Aitken Manitoba Western Canada Hudson's Bay Company New Zealand

Vacancies Open at Annapolis for Montana Boys

Two vacancies at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis are offered for Montana youths. A competitive examination will select candidates aged 16 to 20 who must pass a physical exam and attend the academy for four years, after which graduates become midshipmen in the Navy.

United States Naval Academy Montana United States Navy

After Marriage He Apologizes Promptly

A man learns to apologize to his wife whenever she offends him, recognizing the value of harmony in long marriage. The idea emphasizes mutual respect and ongoing reconciliation.

Fishermen Face Severe Fish Shortage Supplying Prices Rise

Scandia Fish Company of Duluth Minnesota warns customers of a severe shortage this year with pickerel and herring prices climbing. They promise to ship at advertised prices and fill all orders despite higher costs.

Des Moines Aberdeen S. D Farog KR. D Duluth T3candia Fish Co Ditto Luth. Mira

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