Montana Officials Set for Washington Talks on Land Policies
Governor Norris and Attorney General Galen will travel east to press federal agencies on multiple land issues. They aim to secure releases of sections in reserves, explore state land exchanges for forest lands, extend and identify public land surveys, and seek indemnity land rights in Flathead and other areas. They will also address rapid patent issuance, coal underlays, and Indian allotment speedups.
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Norris
Galen
East
Stillwater
Minn
Washington
Genera Galen
New York
Andrews
Statehouse
State Board of Land Commissioners
United States
Edwin E., Norris
Albert {. Galen
Interior Departments
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Interior and Forestry Departments
General Land Office
Flathead
Interior Department
Congress
Department
Deer Lodge
Hell Gate National Forest
Forestry Department
Carey Land Act Board
National Capital
Dearborn Canal
Cowgill
Jacobs
Teton Coounty
Indian Department
Nahiku Ditch of Maui Named Ditch Country Beyond Belief
The Nahiku Ditch on Haleakala’s windward side is a remarkable water system not a true ditch. Built by engineer O Shaughnessy, it carves a stormy jungle passage with a chain of tunnels and underground flows feeding a major water farm critical to Hawaii’s sugar industry. The piece notes heavy rainfall and the isolation of the area, and cites the January Pacific Monthly with a yearly Examiner price of $2.00.
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Haleakala
bLuaineas
Maui
Hawaii
M Mountain
O’shauknessy
Miaio
Montana Boys and Girls Prizes for Corn Competition 1910
Montana rules list state and county prize levels for corn grown in 1910. State classes include top prize of 100 dollars with altitude based divisions and 25 dollars for highest altitude mature corn. County prizes range from 10 dollars to 1 dollar across nine places. Entries require ten selected ears from at least one eighth acre and full method statements. Judging by a points scale, county champions win at Bozeman in January 1911 with open competition for youth under eighteen.
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Montana
Farmers’ Institutes
Bozeman
J. J. Hill
Dillon's Second Annual Horse Sale Announcement
The notice invites horse and cattle owners to enter stock for Dillon Montana sale at the stock yards in late February 1910. It urges conditioning stock, notes brighter prices due to rising farming and public works, and requires listings by January for printed bills.
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Dillon
Montana
Apples and Spuds Offered by Local Wholesale Dealer
N S Wood, wholesale dealer of apples and spuds, sells Bitterroot valley apples and Norman Holden spuds grown on Dillon beach lands without irrigation. Available by the box, sack, job lot, or car load. Visit the salesroom next to the Examiner or call 34 or JOTK.
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N.S. Wood
Dillon
Dillon Coal and Tanster Co Dealers in Coal and Wood
Dillon Coal and Tanster Co advertise as coal wood and kindling dealers and general transfer services. Orders accepted via the Fair Store telephone number 35X.
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Dillon Coal & Tanster Co
Directory of the Dillon Churches
Listing of church buildings and pastors in Dillon with service times for St James Episcopal Presbyterian Methodist and Catholic congregations plus Salvation Army schedules and weekday devotionals. Details include corner locations service hours and weekly programs for each church.
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Pacific
Glendale Streets
A. B. Martin
Christian Endeavor
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bannack
Washington Streets
F. KE. Dodds
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James J. Hill
C. A. Smith
Johnson & Boone’s
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Dillon Churches
Rene Lous
ST. James Episcopal Church
Washington and
S. D. Hooker
Presbyterian Church
Epworth
Idaho
Sebree Streets
A. I. Colver
Catholic Church
Lima
Melrose
Horse Prairie
Dell
Willis
D. Foley
Salvation Army
Young Peoples’ Legion
F.gattan, M.D
Armstead
Will
Union Electric Co
Paul Brown
J. Rob’t Morton
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