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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1916

Page

5

Vast Montana Farmland Listings In Great Falls Advertisements

Classified ads offer public land script at $12.50 per acre and 1,200 acres near Great Falls with railroad access. Multiple outfits like Shafer Investment Co Treasure State Farm Lands Inc and Fagan & McCutcheon advertise 640 to 1,800 acre stock and farming properties in Great Falls Helena Butte and surrounding areas with terms from cash to 6 percent financing and long terms.

Shafer Investment Company Central Avenue Great Falls Treasure State Farm Lands, Inc West Broadway Butte Montana T. M. Mackey First National Bank Mont Fagan & McCutcheon Dunn Bik Duma Block Northb- Preece Co Ford Bldg Greatalls Pratt & Heath _Co Helena

Equity Direct Land Offers From Great Falls MT Area

Equity Cooperative Association of Great Falls Montana markets 280 acres near Great Falls with rich soil and water, 616.5 acre plots, 820 acres in Chateau county, 1 900 acres stock ranch with hay land, 20 acres near Fort Benton tillable, 160 acres in wheat, and other raw and improved tracts across Montana.

Great Falls Food Spring Teton County Railroad Town Chateau County Fort Benton Equity Cooperative Association Montana

Man Makes Wild Land Pay Off With $9,000 Cash Sale

Three years after arriving in Whitehall Montana Charles Gassman turned his small stake into a $9,000 cash windfall selling his farm to Mrs. William Sleeman of Piedmont for ten thousand dollars. He leaves for California to spend winter there after paying off debts and building a homestead.

California Charles Gassman Whitehall Montana Butte Pipestone Creek Belmont Ranch Harry Huber William Sleeman Piedmont

Export of Barry merino wool to United States allowed

World in Brief reports that Barry merino wool exports to the United States are now permitted. Other items cover fires at Devil's Lake with $150,000 loss, the death of Dr Percival Lowell in Aziz, arrivals of the Duke and Duchess of Devonshire in Quebec, and various international notes from Washington London Cambridge and Calgary.

Melbourne United States Devil's Lake Flagstaff Aziz Percival Lowell The Lowell Observatory Quebec Duke of Devonshire Canada Duchess of Devonshire England Washington Trevino Carranza Chihuahua City Villa Germany Berlin Marina Constantine Villa Alatini Niosa Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Union Pacific Santa Fe Sewall Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul London America Globe Great Britain Cambridge Mass Paul F. Danner Arabia Mediterranean Sea Malta Danner India YM. C. A Cardiff Wales National Council of Civil Liberties God Save the King Salem Ore Oregon Columbus National Association of Master Bakers Denver American Livestock Association Edward L. Burke Omaha Market Committee Calgary Postmaster General of Hearst Chicago Examiner Chicago American New York American Boston American San Francisco Exananer

Cameron ranch near Lethbridge to be sold in portions

Fifty thousand acres of the Cameron ranch northeast of Lethbridge owned by Miss Cameron of New York heiress of Sir Roderick Cameron will be offered for sale. The large tract totals 144 square miles across four townships and will be broken into smaller tracts with two and a half townships placed on the market.

Lethbridge Cameron New York Roderick Cameron Alberta

Sugar Beet Factory Planned Near Polson

Two hundred acres on the Allard place by Flathead Lake near Polson have been bought by sugar beet manufacturers who plan to erect a beet factory in the spring.

Allard Flathead Lake Polson

Horse accident claims life of William Roderick at Big Draw

William Roderick of Big Draw died from injuries after his horse fell and rolled over him. The incident occurred during a riding mishap near his home, currently investigated by local authorities.

William Roderick Big Draw

Local Flax Yields Highlight Harlem District Farms

Large flax crops are reported near Harlem with Clyde Cavy leading at 22 bushels per acre from 32 acres. Ed Baltrell produced 17 bushels per acre on dry land, while A W Anderson yielded about 20 bushels per acre.

Harlem Clyde Cavy Ed Baltrell A. W. Anderson

Groceries in St Albans Found at Swindler’s and Steele’s

When in St Albans West Virginia you can buy groceries at Swindler’s or Steele’s. The note points readers to two local markets offering everyday groceries in the town.

St. Albans W. Va Swindler’s Steele’s

Car Care for Winter Driving in Billings

An automotive column urges timely winter prep for Montana motorists. Expert tips cover overhauling from motor to differential, draining and replacing oil, preventing radiator and water jacket freezing, choosing non freezing coolant, radiator covers, and proper battery and ignition checks ahead of an upcoming Great Falls automobile show and statewide license statistics.

Mr. Cole Jack Frost

Business Is Business Test of a Job Applicant

A job applicant Billy Bennett faced a stern boss who rejected Sunday references. He offered two clergymen as witnesses but the employer insisted on a weekday reference from someone who knows him during the week.

Billy Bennett

Fresh eggs and vacation excuses cited in letter note

A letter hints at neglect excuses by claiming travel since Christmas. The speaker jokes that eleven such vacations have occurred since Christmas, contrasting appearance with truth and suggesting distractions behind ignored correspondence.

Montana Automobile Distributors Form State Association

A. P. Heaney of the Velie presides as Montana dealers organize the Montana Automobile Distributors association in Great Falls. Over half a million dollars worth of cars were purchased in Montana last year. Backing comes from major state distributors and eastern manufacturers. The aim is to boost auto trade and develop good road systems while inviting retailers and accessory vendors to join. An auto show is also announced.

Great Falls Middle West Montana Montana Association A. P. Heaney Persident Lee Forest Ford Frank Bates Cadillac Maxwell James Jordan Buick Montana Automobile Distributors’ Association

Montana firm ships 800 Studebakers first year for Montana

The Automobile Warehouse and Service Co of Billings with a Great Falls depot reports 800 Studebaker cars sold since January and plans for 2000 more as state dealers grow. L. C. Stevenson and James A. Shoemaker lead the venture with extensive Montana ties and long Studebaker experience. The price rise has pushed the 98 series to a new high, with market entry planned for December.

Shoemaker Stevenson Moving Spirits Montana Studebaker Automobile Warehouse and Service Company Billings Great Falls Missoula Lewistown L. C. Stevenson James A. Shoemaker Mr. Stevenson Studebaker Company Minneapolis Mr. Shoemaker Lewis and Clark County Glacier National Park Great Northern

Good Roads Cut Produce Haul Costs Nationwide

Washington reports that sturdy roads slash farm transport costs by up to 25 cents per ton mile, per Agriculture Department experts. The piece notes improved efficiency in rural freight and references broader rural development themes.

Washington Department of Agriculture

Automobile association promises road improvements

President Heaney states the organization believes every man in the state who deals in automobiles and accessories will be interested. He emphasizes the association stands for good roads and that automobile owners will benefit from its actions.

Heaney

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