Classified land sales and dairy ranch offers in Great Falls
Classified ads list extensive land for sale in Great Falls Montana including 1,920 acre plow land at $9 per acre with water, 640 acres at $8.50 and nine year terms, 1,280 acres with plow land and cash options, a 350 acre dairy ranch near the city, a 500 acre hay ranch with river frontage, and multiple agencies like Western Land Co and Fagan McCutcheon Price. Also offers for public land script and homesteads with terms, plus listings from New Montana Land Co and Shafer Investment Co and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Land Co
Central Ave
Great Alls
Great Falls
Price
Fagan, McCutcheon & Price
Lagan, McCutcheon& Price
I. W. Church
Montana
Bere
UW. Larkin
Ford
New
Montana” Land Co
Third St. No
Shafer Investment Company
Central Avenue
A. L. Gesthe
Land Atty
Wanted real men to sell nursery stock and telegramy job
Classified ad offering cash weekly and free outfits to sell nursery stock and telegramy training. Promises quick placement in good paying positions after four to six months at Capital City Nursery Company in Salem Oregon and Butte College Telegraphy in Lewiston Block Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital City Nursery Company
Salem
Oregon
Chicago
Butte College Telegraphy
Lewisohn Block
Butte
Lewis and Walker Assayers and Chemists Ad
Butte Montana assayers and chemists Lewis and Walker announce services at 108 No Wyoming with box 114 contact for analysis and chemical testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis & Walker
Wyoming
Butte
Mont
Tout & McCarthy
Butte, Mont
Gas Tractor Debate Prompts Future of Farm Power
Professor H W Adams argues the gas tractor is here to stay and will transform agriculture by cutting costs and freeing time. He notes horse power has grown costly and inefficient, urging farmers to learn tractor fundamentals and maintenance to prevent outages and high repair bills.
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H. W. Adams
Minneapolis
United States
Ile
Million Trout To Be Distributed In State
Plans for extensive spring operations by the Bureau of Fisheries in Montana outline distribution of one million eastern brook trout. W. T. Thompson at Bozeman hatchery oversees shipments from Leadville Colorado and coordinates delivery across Montana. The effort emphasizes wild trout eggs, expands grayling egg collection, and aims to meet rising demand with increased equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Montana
W. T. Thompson
Bozeman
Leadville
Colo
Bureau of Fisheries
Madison
Professor Cooley Heads Scientific Society
At the American Association of Economic Entomologists meeting in New York City December 27 30 Professor R A Cooley of Montana State College was elected president. The association promotes economic entomology and publishes a monthly paper reporting national meetings. its membership includes leading entomologists in the United States and Canada. Cooley has directed Montana’s experiment station and taught entomology and zoology since 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of Economic Entomologists
New York City
R.A. Cooley
Montana State College
Montana Experiment Station
America
United States
Canada
Cooley
Training for Tractors and Automobiles Pays Off for Farmers
A veteran instructor urges farmers to attend up to date auto and tractor schools to master daily wear and repairs. He cites hundreds of students, high endorsements, and a Montana farmer who valued the course at $500 in value for a $75 cost. The piece emphasizes practical understanding over reliance on machinery alone and notes tractors’ improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Alont
Electric lanterns for railroaders Cal Hubbard’s rise in Montana politics
Cal Hubbard, a wealthy northern Montana figure and notable political aspirant in Great Falls, rose from a cash shortage to prominence after he worked on a railroad section. While on the line near Glendive he learned Irish, inspiring his path into politics as he progressed from backer to candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal Hubbard
Montana
Great Falls
Cal
Glendive
Electric lanterns and old time rail work described in reminiscence
The article recalls rail workers of a past era with hand crank hand cars and motor driven equipment. It notes Northern Pacific workers receiving electric lanterns with 72 hour dry batteries. It shifts to a fish market notice from Scandia Fish Company in Duluth announcing a fish shortage and rising prices with advertised catalog of fish products and shipping points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Louis Hill
Northern Pacific
Livingston
Cal
State Organization of Millers Formed in Montana
The principal flour millers of Montana form a millers association to promote trade interests and fellowship. Officers include C. W. Sweet president, J. W. Sherwood vice president, C. R. McClare treasurer, F. S. Clark secretary. Directors named: R. D. Fisher Belgrade, L. F. Miller Billings, I. A. Welk Hamilton, J. C. Cline Polson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
C. W. Sweet
Bozeman Milling Company
Bozeman
J. W. Sherwood
Royal Milling Company
Great Falls
C. R. McClare
Montana Flour Mills Company
Lewistown
F. S. Clark
R. D. Fisher
Gallatin Valley Milling Company
Belgrade
L. F. Miller
Russell-Miller Milling Company
Billings
I. A. Welk
Hamilton Flour & Cereal - Milling Company
Hamilton
J. C. Cline
Polson Roller Mills
Polson
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Tobacco Valley
Avis & Fetterly
Eureka
Milwaukee Railroad
Price & Gibson
First National Bank
Upward
Montana Piano Co
W. K. Floweree
Byron Deforest
Huntsberger-Givens Co
Frary & Burlingame No. 11 First Nat. Bank Bldg
New England States
Congress
India
Africa
Asia
Niagara
South Dakota
Motor Company
Common Sense Gas Tractor School
Avifall
A. Hunt & Co
C. A. Hunt & CO
Montana-Idaho
Qin
Studebaker
Sendebaker
Automobile ‘Warehouse and Service Co
Havre
Missoula
Williston
Bozeman Hatchery
Bowers
Dept
Dearborn Street
Picaetel
Scandia Fish Company
Duluth
Minn
Brant PonTs
Des Moines
Aberdeen
Fargo
Scandia Fish CO
Lorie
State Organization OF Millers
Tee
M. J. Sullivan
Stover
E. L. Vineyard
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