Montana Second in Nation for Family Home Ownership
Montana ranks sixth among U S states for family home ownership per a Commerce Department handbook How to Own Your Home prepared for prospective buyers. The guide outlines steps for financing choosing location saving and managing costs including loans covering up to 76 80 percent of home value and key factors like schools neighborhoods and taxes.
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Montana
States OF Union
Mountain States
Department of Commerce
Washington, D. C
Hoover
John M. Gries
James 8. Taylor
Local Goods and Services Mentioned in Notices
Fragments list items including insurances water tax and Trent accessories and improvements. The readable text hints at a notices section detailing various service charges and upgrades without full context.
Girls Vocational Congress Set for Bozeman Meeting
Bozeman will host hundreds of senior high school girls for the annual Girls vocational congress at the State college in late November. Delegates come from Montana schools with some sending 1 to 20 representatives. The three day program features professional women discussing open vocations and emphasizes homemaking as a noble goal while teaching practical work for self sufficiency. Dean Herrick and state college students organize the event each year.
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Bozeman
Montana
State College
America
Congress
Dean Herrick
State program features studied for imitation by others
The narrative notes that numerous program aspects have been examined by other states, aiming to imitate them. It highlights the program’s appeal and potential applicability beyond its origin, suggesting broader interest and comparative evaluation.
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Dillon
Butte Road
Clover & Nelson Ranch
Dowden
Aspenwall
Deering
McCormick
Dain
Oliver Ditcher
Minnetona
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Delco
Fordson
Wesco
Oliver
Acata
Clover and Nelson
Bert Williams
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