Montana Wild Fruit Jam and Jelly Contest Aimed at Montana Girls
The Montana Farmer Home Page launches a Montana Wild Fruit Jam and Jelly contest for girls under sixteen to benefit rural students. N. W. Child of Helena and the state fair sponsor premiums totaling $100 in gold and will buy all exhibits, with premium categories for jellies and jams from Montana wild fruits. Entries due by September 18, 1914, with specifics on jars, labeling, and submission to A. J. Breitenstein in Helena.
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M. P. Griffin
Bozeman
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The
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Souvenir Dollar Contest Promises Five Panama Trips
Frank Hazelbaker of the Montana Exposition Commission reports strong interest from Montana young ladies in a state wide Souvenir Dollar Contest. Five winners will receive trips to the Panama-Pacific Exposition, with a 10 percent commission on all coins sold, paid regardless of winning. The drive targets broad statewide participation and film advertising for Montana’s Golden Anniversary in 1915.
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Montana Exposition Commission
Montana
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