Montana inventor to build self balancing biplane for world tour
Bultire W. G. White, a Montana millwright and flying machine inventor, plans to move to Chicago to construct an eight foot gyroscopic propeller driven biplane. The craft, costing about 8000 dollars, features automatic balancing to counter wind and aims for the Panama Pacific Exposition prize of 1 million dollars with a San Francisco to start in June.
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W. G. White
Montana
Chicago
San Francisco
Butte
S. M. Brooks
White
Finlen
Advertised Letters List
Postmaster lists letters to Ellerman Frar McDonald Ale Phelps Willia Quinn George Rodgen May Rodgen Pat Schingle Geo H Snyder Laverane Spaulding Walter Thomas Mrs L ii L Poindexte rer A 3 t.
Murray Livestock Stockholders Meet Date and Place
Notice of annual meeting for Murray Livestock company at James P. Murray residence at 2 p m Friday March 20 1914. Signed James P. Murray President.
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The
Murray Livestock Company
James P. Murray
Montana Land Office Investigations Shift to Smaller Isolated Tracts
The Helena Record notes changes in the General Land Office field service in Montana. Ira Lantz reports rising case numbers with smaller tract sizes as settlers move in, focusing on accelerating settlement rather than grand jury evidence.
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Montana
Field Service
General Land Office
Helena
Ira Lantz
Fourth Field Division
Lantz
Colonel Thorp Seeks U S Backing for Dry Farming Plan
Col Freeman Thorp, devoted to moisture conservation, seeks government testing of his theory. He offers his 1,500 acre Minnesota farm near Hubert for study, bears own costs, and targets dry farming states. He claims every drop of moisture on his land is retained for 17 years through field embankments and corrugations.
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Freeman Thorp
United States Department of Agriculture
Thorp
Igin Butte
Colonel Thorp
Governor Stewart
Northwest
Washington
Je Agricultural Department
Hubert
Minn
Thorp dry farming method touted for Montana beach lands
The article details Col. Thorp's plan to prepare beach lands via outside embankments and back furrowed ridges to eliminate runoff and conserve rainfall. It cites Hubert Minnesota practices and predicts widespread adoption, boosting Montana into a leading agricultural state with 1,000,000 new farming entrants. The Helena Commercial Club backs the conservation approach and urges Agriculture Department support.
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Montana
Thorp
Hubert
Minn
Minnesota
Secretary of the Agriculture
Commercial Club of
Helena
Secretary of Agriculture
When you come to town visit the Chili King
A compact note urging visitors in town to stop at the Chili King for a meal. No additional context or details provided.
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Chili King
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Bultire
Rer A
Continental Oil Company
Colorado
Pueblo Albuquerque
Cheyenne Butte
Boise - Salt Lake City
Busy Bee Cafe
Dillon
Gare
J. Carhart
Dillon Garriage
J. B. Mayfield
Washington and
Helena Streets
Red
Aean
U. S
Ewing & Spencer
Hudson Automobile
Old Grand Theater
Mamie R. Thompson
Sarah F. Schuler
Fredrick Schuler
Beaverhead
Township Seven
Beaverhead County
D. W. Erwin
W.E. Chapman
Carl F. Stahl
Chapman & Stahl
Poindexter
Mont
Frank Hazelbaker
U.S
Idaho ST
W. S. Barbour
Union Electric Co
Tribune Book
City Express and Coal Co
C. W. Scott
General Transfer
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