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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1916

Page

5

Millions for New Montana Roads Plan Through Federal Aid

Montana outlines a five year program using 3 million dollars of state and federal funds for trunk highways. Initial routes include Glendive to Sidney and Red Lodge to Great Falls. Federal aid requires matching state funds and strict engineering supervision by the State Highway Commission.

Montana Uncle Sam State Highway Commission Glendive Sidney Red Lodge Lewistown Great Falls Missoula Beaverhead County Butte-Helena Havre Hamilton Kalispell-Libbey

Wall Street Magnates Hunt Big Game on Montana Frontier

The Madison river region near Yellowstone hosts a hunts party led by steel magnate William E. Corey. Attendees include Clarence McCormick, R. L. Agassiz, James McNaughton, John Reece, P. S. Hill, Bulkeley Wells, E. M. Allen, A. D. Johnson, T. P. Kelly, and T. M. Schumacher. The gathering contrasts urban finance with remote Montana wilds.

William E. Corey Madison River Yellowstone Park Clarence McCormick Salt Lake City R. L. Agassiz Calumet & Hecla James McNaughton John Reece United States Steel Corporation P. 8. Hill American Tobacco Company Bulkeley Wells Cal E. M. Allen Refractories Company A. D. Johnson T. P. Kelly T. M. Schumacher Beaverhead Madi

Six auto firms reveal 1917 production aims

Three major makers plan large outputs for 1917 with Willys Overland at 300000, Studebaker 120000, Chandler 30000. Together with five other large companies, total planned 959000 cars, up from 603785 in 1916, nearing the 1914–15 peak levels and close to last year’s season total.

Willys-Overland Co Studebaker Corporation Chandler Motor Car Co Wall Street

Fergus County to Hold Annual Fair Under New 10 Year Lease

Fergus county commissioners vote to lease fairgrounds for ten years with automatic transfer of ownership if rent is paid. Backed by Pure Bred Livestock and local farmers, prize winnings at the state fair spur local display. Preliminary plans for the 1917 county fair will start immediately.

Lewistown Fergus County Fair Association Pure Bred Livestock Association

Montana Highway System Based on Tonnage Routes

The plan outlines 2000 miles of main highways from Monida to Libby and Kalispell, including the Red Lodge to Great Falls corridor and the Hamilton to Missoula line. It ties locations by through roads to neighboring states and aims for a well built, maintained network that prioritizes tonnage routes and frees local authorities to improve distributing roads and cheaper transport for markets.

Montana State Department Red Lodge

Automobile Used to Haul the Hay Crop

A California rancher illustrates motor car use in haying. John R. Leland of the Santa Cruz mountains hauled hay about one mile from field to stacks with a Maxwell touring car, towing a hay wagon and relying on the car for ranch work.

Dobbin California John R. Leland Santa Cruz Mountains Leland Maxwell

Old Potts Harrison Horse Ranch Is Sold

The Potts Harrison Horse company property Lucerne near Townsend Montana has been sold to Mrs. Gilham and Mrs. Al Wright. The 400 acre alfalfa farm formerly owner by the American Sheep and Land company and Townsend Realty & Investment Co will be cultivated for alfalfa and grain with an expected annual harvest of 1000 to 1500 tons. Lucerne served as a mule and horse inspection point for French and Italian governments last winter feeding over 2500 head.

Townsend Benjamin Harrison United States Benjamin F. Potts Montana Territory Northwest Lucerne Potts-Harrison Horse Company Gilham al Wright Harrison Committee On Territories United States Senate North Dakota South Dakota Washington Idaho Montana Union General Potts Grant Helena American Sheep and Land Company Messrs. Gans and Klein Townsend Realty & Investment Company

Ford Distribution Is Revolutionized

The Ford Motor Company accounts for 633 921 of the 2 445 644 cars registered in the United States this year. Extensions to the Ford factory will enable production of 1 000 000 cars next year. Montana dealers showcase the new streamlined Ford with a streamlined hood rounded radiator and crowned fenders. State distributors will wholesale only and garage owners will act as retail agents. Prices will be reduced.

Ford Company Census Bureau United States Ford Montana

A Clever House Organ

A monthly house organ for Northwestern Auto Supply of Billings and Great Falls edited by Henry M. Cady. It presents Montana automotive news with attractive illustrations and reflects credit to the enterprising firm behind its creation.

Auto Graphic Northwestern Auto Supply Company Billings Great Walls Henry M. Cady Montana

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Sam STATE George R. Metlen Montana Highway Commission Secretary of Agriculture D. C State Highway Department Department of Roads Federal Department Department Federal Department of Roads Highway Commission Northern Pacific Great Northern Glendive-Sidney Mont Treasue Montana Trade Journal Ford Building Great Palls P. Blanketea & Coffee CO St. Louis, Mo Mountain Paradise Manhattan Island Nassau Street Dante Mr. Corey Naragansett Bay Golden Gate Galveston St. Louis Broadway Willys-Overland Studebaker Chandler Fergus Commission Old Potts-Harrison Horse Ranch Grover & Leuchars Milwaukee Sam D. Goza Wyoming Helens Automobile School Berd Auto School Bi Main
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