Montana booster Goza touts state progress and wealth
Sam D Goza visits Butte and cites widespread growth across Montana. He highlights rising crop output placer and gold mining profits, beef cattle prices above Chicago levels, expanding wool trade, and influx of 10 000 new settlers with promise of further gains as Montana's progress begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam D. Goza
Montana
Butte
Thornton
Thompson
Dilton
Glasgow
Glendive
Battle District
Chonteau
Fergus
Madison County
Chicago
Idaho
Commission
Oregon
Union
Artesian Water Resources in Eastern South Dakota
N. H. Darton reports in the October Pacific Monthly that the eastern South Dakota artesian district holds vast water-bearing sandstones supplying up to ten million gallons daily. High pressures of 100 to 200 psi power mills and irrigation, with over a thousand wells 500 to 1 000 feet deep, draw from the Black Hills and Rocky Mountains sources. Critics warn the large draft may reduce available supply, though no broad evidence yet confirms this.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Missouri River
Black Hills
Rocky Mountains
N. H. Darton
Monument to Col Sanders Seeks Montana Memorial
The article urges quick action on a statewide monument for Col W K Sanders, praising his public service and urging committees to actively solicit subscriptions. It notes Montana's generous citizens could fund the memorial but warns the Sanders monument may stagnate without renewed energy and collaboration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. W. K. Sanders
Montana
Col. Sanders
Sanders
Excursion to the Orient by Seattle Club
The Seattle Commercial Club plans a business excursion to the Orient for members and families, departing Seattle on December 22 aboard the S S Minnesota and returning about March 5 1910. Stops include Kobe Yokohama Nagasaki Shanghai Manila Hongkong with up to seventeen days in Manila. First round trip fare is 220 dollars. Exhibit space aboard available. itineraries include three day port stops. Applications to J M Shawhan 700 Kilers Music Building Seattle Washington.
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Seattle Commercial Club
Seattle
S. S. Minnesota
Minnesota
Kobe
Yokohama
Nagashi
Shanhai
Manila
Hongkong
J. M. Shawhan
Kiler’s Music Building
Wash
Wool price forecast for next season in Montana
A Helena sheepman predicts wool will be worth not less than twenty five cents next year. He urges growers to hold out for twenty five cents, warning contracts below that risk foolish losses as buyers rush to lock in futures. He notes current Chicago warehouse bids show twenty seven cents, equivalent to twenty five in Montana.
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Helena
Cam
Chicago
Montana
McClure's Magazine seeks local agents in Dillon area
Advertisement offers a profitable permanent subscription business with guaranteed compensation. No capital required and a complete outfit provided. Write McClure's Magazine at 46 East 23d Street New York City for details and instructions. The Examiner subscription price listed as 2 dollars per year.
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McClure’s Magazine
Dillon
East 23d Street
New York City
Beaverhead County Sealed Bids for County Poor Farm Care
The Beaverhead County Board invites sealed bids for one year of care and support for sick and poor residents at the county poor farm, including medical and surgical services, jail and hospital coverage, burial costs, and physician attendance. Bids due by December 8, 1909, with payment of travel expenses if services require travel.
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Board of
Beaverhead
Montana
Dillon
John S. Baker
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FAIR
the Examiner
Golden Rule
Dillon, Montana
China
Electa Coffee
The
John W. Morton Co
Josephine Turch Baker
Evanston
Hil
J. Rob’t Morton
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