Five New Towns Montana 10 Have 800 Farmers Fund Rail Line
Eight hundred farmers contribute 325000 to Great Northern Railway for a 50 mile extension from Scobey parallel to the Canadian border. The project aims to open a new empire about twice the size of Rhode Island, with five towns drawing grain and livestock from about 15 townships. Twenty miles of track to be finished this fall, rest next year, serving Canada and Montana.
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Great Northern Railway
Rhode Island
Montana
Scobey
Canadian
Great Northern Treasury
Hill
The
Northwest
Minnesota
Iowa
Canada
New Empire
North American
Daniels
Valley County
Candian
Gerat Northern Railway
United States
Great Northern
America
Peerless
Opheim
Salish Indians of Montana and the Flathead Misnomer
Analysis traces how the so called Flatheads were actually Salish people in northwestern Montana and how the misnaming arose from early travelers and explorers. It discusses Salish language and territory, conversion to Christianity, war chiefs, burial beliefs, and interactions with Nez Perces and white traders. It notes Fort Missoula and neutrality claims by Flatheads during conflicts.
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Montana
Pacific Coast
Northwest
Bitter Root Valley
Spetlemen
Palladino
Bitter Root Mountains
Nez Perces
Canada
Parman
North America
St. Louis
Father DeSmet
St. Mary's Mission
Father Palladino
Yellowstone
Missouri River
Rockies
Fur Companies
North West Company
Ronan
Angus MacDonald
Highlands
MacDonald
Howard
Charlot
Bitter Root
Gibbon
Fort Missoula
Montana Rail and Farm Product Shifts Highlight May Reports
Montana rail reports to the state railroad commission show May shipments rising for farm implements butter sugar and poultry while ore and livestock trade widen despite some product declines. The Montana Supreme Court upholds a general obligation tax on all lands in an irrigation district to secure bonds, allowing delinquent sale proceeds to reduce future assessments and ensure bonded debt is repaid.
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Montana
State Railroad Commission
Montana Supreme Court
Gallatin County
W. A.’ Coonan
Chestnut Valley
Cosman
Whitehead Brothers Missing in Glacier Park Case Remains Open
Mrs Dora Whitehead and her daughter say Joseph H. and William A. Whitehead disappeared in Glacier National Park on August 24 last year after a planned route. They traveled with about 150 dollars and believe the boys were not murdered for money. The sisters have searched trails, interviewed rangers, and conferred with Sheriff Fitzpatrick in Kalispell before returning to Chicago.
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William A. ‘Whitehead
National ‘Playground
Hugpalice
Kalispell
Dora Whitehead
Chicago
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Glacier Park
Whitehead
Glacier. Park
Whitehead Brothers
Park Rangers
Fitzpatrick
Supreme court case and public works contracts in Montana
The Montana Supreme Court issued a writ of supervisory control over Pondera County land seizure actions after a district court refused aid to H. Kester in foreclosing lands bought from Moses A. Amon. The Fergus County district court mandamus against Union Central Life Insurance regarding Dehbnert lands was affirmed. State highway bids include Pine Creek Park County 6.53 miles grading to Wickham Brothers for 119552.83, Turah Hill Missoula County 0.1 mile grading to Fengstrom Brothers for 20243.13, Ulny to Great Falls for 10440.90, and a Mill Creek bridge project in Park County to Petey Bridge Co. The highway commission and Glacier Park officials agreed to survey the Blackfeet highway section from Glacier Park Hotel to Babb.
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Montana Supreme Court
H. Kester
Pondera County
Kester
Moses A. ‘Amon
District Court For
Fergus
County
Union Central Life Insurance Company
Wred
Marietta Dehbnert
State Highway Commission
Pine Creek
Reas Park
Wickham Brothers
Ben Welien
Biliiogs
Turrah ‘Hill
Misgoula County
Fengstrom Brothers
Great Walls
Ulny
Greatalls
Cascade County
Daews Ye
J. Kraebel
Glacier Park
Blackfeet Highway
Fashion-related apprenticeships in London schools
One girl in every eight leaving London elementary schools becomes a dressmaker's apprentice, a proportion larger than for any other occupation. The next most common path is an apprenticeship in millinery.
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London
Dried fruit exports center at San Francisco port
The sentence notes that more than four-fifths of all United States dried fruits exported pass through the port of San Francisco, highlighting its dominant role in outward trade.
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United States
San Francisco
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