Coulter plan urged to diversify Montana agriculture
Montana officials describe the Coulter plan as complementary to the export corporation measure. They argue diversification will reduce wheat acreage, aid surplus handling, and support broader agricultural reform efforts in Montana and the northwest.
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Montana
Export Corporation
Congress
Washington
W. A. Selvidge
Montana Development Association
Coulter
Selvidge
Agricultural Export Corporation
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Kvale
Sidney Anderson
Young
North Dakota
Northwest
Indian Guests Turn Paul’s Kitchen Into Ordeal
A lone white man, Paul, hosts a Blackfeet hunting party in his cabin. Tangled with hunger and danger, he feeds them bacon while they mock him, then cleans the mess and dreads future encounters as the party departs. He ends loathing Indians after the day’s humiliation.
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Great Falls
Missouri River
Black Eagle Falls
Second Avenue South
Hay’s Spring
First Avenue
Paul Berger
Paul
Montana
Thea
Zephyr
Sun River
Rockies
New Oil Lamp Free Burns 94 Percent Air
H. P. Johnson of Chicago offers a free sample of a new oil lamp that purportedly burns 94 percent air and can heat gas or electricity. He seeks first users in each locality to aid introduction and asks for inquiries. agents wanted.
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H. P. Johnson
W. Lake &J
Chicago
Til
Neihart girls urged for Carnegie medals in fire救
Carnegie Medal seeks for Edith McCracken and Eleanor Rose of Neihart for sounding the alarm and aiding in saving Porter general store during an early December 25 fire. Rose and McCracken braved freezing conditions to warn residents and help evacuate a child and assist firefighters.
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Edith McCracken
Eleanor Rose
Neihart
Porter General
Miss Rose
Miss McCracken
Dorothy Porter
Carnegie Hero Fund
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