Montana ranches and farms offered for sale across the region
Classified notices advertise 460 acre ranch near Perma Montana with dairy cattle, water rights and vague terms. Listings include 160 acre dairy ranch with 22 cows, 81 acres of crop land, and various tracts from 5 to 25 miles north of Spokane and Rivarde. Also present are H-20 Angus bulls, rooming houses and hotels investments, and poultry and seed sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Daniel “Wooton
Mountainaide
Perma
Josne Lee
Arper
Orlington
Idaho
Baden
Okane
Teowatock Ypcues
Rivarde
Branford
Umber. Co
Washington
Roosevelt County flax tariff feared to ruin local industry
The Roosevelt county farm bureau warns that removing the flax duty could cause a net loss of 150 000 to 200 000 dollars and raise prices by about 40 cents a bushel. They argue Montana farmers cannot compete with foreign producers due to land and cultivation needs, given 60 000 acres of flax in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt County
Roosevelt County Farm Bureau
Montana
Governor Erickson Cheerfully Rides With Schoolbound Boys
The Montana governor recounted a tale from his Missoula trip back to Helena in which two young boys, ages 9 and 8, hopped into his car with Pat Carney and W. H. George. The boys joked about riding with the governor, and the elder replied he could not be too particular about his riding companions. The joke drew laughs from the party and echoed to Helena that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Hi. Erickson
State House
Missoula
State Board of Education
Garden City
Pat Carney
Waterloo
W. H. George
State Orphan’s Home
Twin Bridges
Atatins
Erickson
Helena
Medical cure ads and miscellaneous classifieds in early paper
A dense collage of 20th century classified blurbs offering medical cures for incurable rheumatism and neuritis, with promised immediate relief and money back guarantees. Also cash for old valuables, dental gold, coins, jewelry. mail order sample offers. printing and film services. personal ads seeking correspondents. astrology and fortune content. and various sales pitches from Hoak & Br. Co. Otsego Michigan to Kodak finishing services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guha
Huntington College
Huntington
Ind
Hoak & BR. CO
Otsego
Michigan
Jones Seeks Larger Springs To Rival World’s Largest
I E Jones secretary of the Great Falls Commercial Club says he has been claiming the springs east of Great Falls are the largest on earth and contain 388 800 000 gallons daily. He aims to find a bigger spring to surpass the current giant springs.
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I. E. Jones
Commercial Club
Jones
Great Falls
Missouri
Secretary-Manager Eyes New Aim For Great Falls Club
The secretary-manager of the Great Falls Commercial Club seeks a bold project to surpass Giant Springs, arguing Arkansas State insists Mammoth Spring surpasses it in significance for their region.
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Great Falls
Springs Debate Exposes Arkansas Rivalry over Great Falls Flow
Jones learns his figures overstated Arkansas springs as Mammoth Spring fame clashes with Great Falls. A Montana chamber of commerce inquiry leads to data on multiple springs including Mammoth Spring 9,600 gallons per second and Great Falls flow compared with Bellefonte Pa Carter Mo Greer and Bennett springs.
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Arkansas
Jones
Ozarks
Fulton County Democrat
Mammoth Springs
Ark
Great Falls
Ozarkian
Commercial Club
Lyman
EH. Jones
Commercial Club of
Montane
Mammoth Spring
Montana
Black River
Black Rock
Chamber of Commerce
Bellefonte
Greer Spring
Oregon County
Bennett Spring
Dallas County
Four Year Old Lad Injured by Distant Bullet
Donald Mosman four years old son of Mr and Mrs Walter Mosman of Lewistown was accidentally shot while playing in the yard. An X ray showed a 46 caliber steel jacket bullet lodged in the stomach muscles and deflected downward after impact. Authorities suspect a distant shot by Romone practicing marksmanship with the bullet having spent its force before hitting the boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald
Walter Mosman
Lewistown
Romone
Pioneer Doctor Bembrick Dies at 97 in Montana
Dr. Benjamin F. Bembrick of Toston dies at 97 after a long career in cattle and horse ranching in Crow Creek Valley. An 1864 Montana settler and former Broadwater County legislator, he requested Associate Justice Albert J. Galen deliver his funeral oration, a long-time friend who once lived near the Bembricks. Surviving: wife Lulu, daughters Lizzie Johnson and A B Bennett, and sons Benjamin F. Jr. and James.
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Montana
B. F
Bembrick
Toston
Dr. Bembrick
Crow Creek
Legislative Assembly
Broadwater County
Albert J. Galen
Judge Galen
Galen Home
Missouri
Albert Galen
Lulu Bembrick
Lizzie Johnson
A. B. Bennett
Bozeman
Benjamin F. Bembrick, Jr
Three Forks
James Bembrick
Wall Street Sees Montana Power Expansion via Mergers
Wall Street analysts foresee Montana Power expanding into a dominant hydro electric system akin to Anaconda Copper. Sitting largely under John D. Ryan and associates, Montana Power could merge with Idaho Power and Utah Power & Light, creating a 2 billion kilowatt distribution network with extensive hydro capacity. The group’s potential growth follows shifts in Electric Bond & Share and related utility consolidations.
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Anaconda Copper
Wall Street Comemataries
Montana Power
John D. Ryan
Ryan
New York
Anaconda
Electric Bond & Share Company
General Electric Company
Idaho Power Company
Utah Power & Light Company
Montana Power Company
Wall Street Journal
Utah Power & Light
Milwaukee Railroad
Montana
Billings
Yellowstone Park
Idaho Power Lines
Utah
Idaho
Oregon
Nevada
Sou
Montana farmland prospects urged by lender firm
F J Lander & Company of Grand Forks and Minneapolis states Montana agriculture will rise to near the top. In a letter P J Holm berg notes the firm has loaned on farm lands since 1883 and has acquired farms at low costs to offer favorable terms to buyers with prices at bottom and expected to rise.
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F. J. Lander & Company
Grand Forks
Minneapolis
Montana
P. J. Holberg
Land Lease and Purchase Highlighted in Montana Case
The speaker recalls leasing half a section in Sheridan County Montana to a party with a buy option set at 6400 dollars. Last fall the buyer paid cash for the land from that season’s crop and cited having about 1500 to 1800 dollars besides, indicating strong earnings and rapid repayment.
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Sheridan County
Montana
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Sunnyaide
Wash
Scott & Bird
Custer
Mont
Platt. Investment Co
Butte
Montana City
Great, Falls
Sleeping Child Hot Springs
Bitter Root
Platt Investment Co
Ontana
Business Dpxchanghd CO
Hamm Bldg
St. Paul
Minn
Gale Russell
White Dent
Big Horn
R. M. Howard
Yellow Dent
Minnesota
William Woods
Billlfogs
Poultey Fos
SALE
Corvallis
Rigler & Chase
Belmont
Orpingtons
Wyandottes
Clayton
Rust
Pargo
Paul Dudley
Beaverton
Ore
Nottorf Baby Chick Co
Holland
Turkey
D. Willett
Ceres
Calif
Rhode Island
W.mcaleer
Temple
N. Ak
Nottorf
Montana Meat and Commisatorn
Valley Poultry Co
Spokane
John Patrel
Topeka
Kansas
18 & WAR
Wyoming
Box
Auto Parts
Motor Service
Aberdeen
Rua
Prince LW. Sound
Alaska
Fibet Bank of
Cordova
Green Island Bine
Fox Corporation
Aranteed
Hoenck
Mencheieris
Gov. Erickson
Lad
Phil Orda
Richard Costs
Oats and Roberts
Butte, Mont
KODAK
Wolf's. Photo
Watertown
KODO
Ing
Howard
Menlo
Falls, Mont
Cambridge St London
England
Astrolite Company
Sharpsburg
Marby
Mra
Budd
Francisco
Lyman E. Jones
B. F. Bembrick
State
Hunt B ‘Ald
Crow Creek Valley
Wrigley’s
Ria
Wien
Chemical CO
Tyrone
Yar
Wall Street
Western Electric
Carl
Weissman &Co
Rasput Y Senches
Blackfoot Land Development CO
Drewer
Greenacres
Riley
Butte Bottlers Supply CO
Main B&t
Grover & Leavuocohars
Great’ Falls
Finlen Mowman Brome
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