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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1925

Page

3

FOR SALE FARM LANDS AND LIVESTOCK ADS

Classified ads offer 14 acre farm with 5 irrigable acres for 800 to be paid with half cash. Listings include numerous western farms in Washington Idaho Montana and Mexico with cattle ranches dairy stock and poultry offerings. Buyers urged to contact Becher Thompson Milan Farms and others for literature and prices.

Pear H.germueller Wisdom Montana Washington Spokane Righway Great Northeron Milwaukee Railways Milan Farms Development Company Old National Bank Bldg Sonora Mexico It. R Cochrane Tucson Ariz Chas. Pearson Camden Wash Becher & Thompson Hutton Bldg Spokere

Montana Seen As Frontier Of New Rail Era

A Chicago dispatch to the Wall Street Journal outlines Montana’s growing role in the Milwaukee Road’s Puget Sound extension plans and observes Montana entering a permanent agriculture era. The piece notes Montana’s 748 miles of main line and 476 miles of branches, with diversification in hogs, dairy, poultry, corn and peas. It highlights Judith Basin yields, growing wheat, cattle, oil prospects near Shawmut and Lavina, and the St. Paul line’s reach into Miles City, Roundup and the Musselshell valley, portraying Montana as poised for sustained development and settlement.

Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul: Railway Montana Puget Sound Wall Street Journal Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul Union Judith Basin Harlowton Central Montana Chamber of Commerce Montana Territory St. Paul Falls Plains Marmarth Rockies Dakota Plains Musselshell Ali Minneapolis State Department of Agriculture Miles City Yellowstone Des Moines Iowa Musselshell Valley Melstone Standard Oil California Shawmut Indiana Lavina Baker Wyoming Cat Creek

Billings Mother Sells Heirlooms to Help Children

A Billings mother, with three children aged 18, 15, and 11, seeks to sell cherished heirlooms including English antiques to fund her family's needs after the father deserted them 11 years ago. The collection includes embroidery, silver mugs and bracelets, and gift cards. The letter was sent to W G Ferguson, secretary of the Helena Commercial club.

W. G. Ferguson Helena Billings

Montana Briefs From Helena and Nearby Areas

Former Governor Sam Y. Stewart elected president of the Helena Commercial club. Corwin buys breeding ewes near Tardin. Wirleman sells Wheat ranch near White Sulphur Springs to Lee and Otter. Hunters capture two cubs alive after killing mother in Canyon Creek. Lewistown Methodists plan a $25 000 building as social center. Blaine county pays off 25000 seed loan bonds with 5000 interest. Gardiner to host 1500000 repair project at Yellowstone Park entrance. U S land office at Kalls Pell to consolidate with Great Falls. American Library Association inspectors visit Missoula. Warlem council seeks to extend Montana Power lines to Harlem. Eastern advertising prompts settlers to Montana. Alwels return from England and France and attend parents golden anniversary. Kurtz named acting principal at Fort Peck Indian School. Havre Chamber calls northern Montana convention on land settlement. Iowa and Dakota farmers eye Montana as cheaper land attracts migration. Helena schools pursue sight-saving classes. Chief Justice Callaway recalls pioneer Montana in Rotary talk. Cole Brothers to test sugar beet culture in Teton county. Local preacher defends two youths in court aiding acquittal. Montana Supreme Court upholds bank insolvency deposits act. Glasgow hosts Federal Land Bank meeting. Valley county agent notes 31 percent farm abandonment but higher production in 1924. Federal funds for highway work redirected to tourist routes with Idaho and Oregon cooperation.

Lewistown Harlowton Butte St. Paul’s Gallatin Valley Jefferson Valley Rockies Bitter Roots Missoula St. Paul's Hines Butte District Gold Creek White Tacoma Anaconda Montana F Ig St. Paul Hnes Atkinson Montana State College Gardiner Yellowstone Park Yellowstone Park Transportation Company United States Land Office Kallspell Department of Interior Great Falls Board of Education The American Library Association University of Chinook Harlem Varlem Nmnots George Mecklenburg Methodist Episcopal Church of Montana Supreme Court Fergus County Federal Land Bank of Spokane Glasgow Murray E. Stebbins Valley County

Bond Sale Draws Five Bids for School District Bonds

At district No 1 school board meeting bids for 17500 dollars of bonds were opened with five offers. The state land board bid highest among them. Bonds are serial, 5 1 2 percent interest, mature 1926 to 1935. First National Bank of Lewis Wilc offered par plus accrued interest with 187.50 premium and was accepted, subject to the state land board.

State Land Board First National Bank of Lewis Wic

Wool Exchange Organized to Handle Wool Marketing

The National Wool Exchange, organized in Helena, plans to take over the National Wool Warehouse and Storage company as it dissolves. Headquartered in Boston with a Chicago branch and Helena western HQ, the Delaware corporation capitalized at 200 000 dollars aims to manage the 1925 wool clip in Montana Wyoming Utah Idaho South Dakota and Iowa. Directors include W. W. Haley Matt Staaf John Carmody A Haley James H. Lemmon John Richart Henry Sieben James Laidlaw W. W. Latta and Jurgen Kuhr. Officers include W. W. Haley as chairman and Matt Staaf as president.

National Wool Exchange Helena Matt Staff National Wool Warehouse and Storage Company Montana Wyoming Utah Idaho South Dakota Iowa Boston Chicago Concern W. W. Haley Rawlins Wyo John Carmody Lander A. Haley Worland James H. Lemmon Morristown M. D John Richart Glasgow Mont Henry Sieben James Laidlaw Boise Ida W. W. Latta Logan Jurgen Kuhr Chinook Matt Staft

Central Africa Forest Loss Tied to Native Farming Methods

A historical report notes forest destruction in central Africa attributed to local farming practices. The piece highlights impact on the environment and calls attention to traditional agricultural methods used by communities in the region.

Central Africa

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