Treasure State defense plans loans to Montana farmers
Charles D. Greenfield announces a $500,000 bond funded loan program for farmers pending supreme court ruling. The Agricultural Finance Committee oversees disbursement with Lindsay in Helena handling approvals and securities. Applicants must obtain two neighbor endorsements and secure the loan with suitable collateral such as real estate, chattel mortgage, crop lien, or notes, prioritizing wheat production on well prepared land. Winter wheat in central Montana shows strong vigor with no winter kill, and spring wheat expansion is planned in the Judith basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Greenfield
State Council of Defense
Supreme Court
Montana Council of Defense
Agricultural Finance Committee
I. D. O’donnell
Billings
C. V. Peck
Danvers
Samuel Cansburn
Bloomfield
F. S. P. Lindsay
State Capitol
County Council
Mr. Lindsay
Helena
Pine
David Fingers
Iontana
Judith Basin
War-Time Club Work Expands In Montana Counties
Organizing boys and girls clubs across Lewis and Clark county boosts food production as war needs rise. Last year Montana youths produced crops valued at 96000 with 65000 net after expenses. Potatoes, corn, pigs, sheep and canning projects are planned with statewide fair participation for girls and boys. The program links to farm bureau and aims to strengthen rural social ties to counter urban attraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Lewis and Clark County
Waldo Skuse
W. R. Gordon
Broadwater County
Charles R. Potter
May Crichton
Montana State Fair Association
Farm Bureau Organization
United States Department of Agriculture
It Takes a Stomachache to Knock Sun from Dispenser
A vivid quip notes that discomfort can dim cheerfulness and blunt the sunny mood of a community figure. The light tone suggests a social brief about mood and resilience despite illness or discomfort affecting public demeanor.
Hereford Bulls to be sold at Great Falls sale
Elk Run ranch at Highwood will offer for sale April 16 and 17 a choice assortment of big boned pure bred Hereford bulls of intense Anxiety breeding. Ranchers and stockmen attending the Montana Stock Growers association convention in Great Falls are invited to inspect. They are acclimated and inquiries should be directed to the stock growers information bureau or Shirley S. Ford at Great Falls National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elk Run
Highwood
Great Falls
Montana Stock Growers’ Association
Stock Growers’ Information Bureau
Shirley S. Ford
Great Falls National Bank
Toasted Lucky Strikes Boost War Effort Abroad
The war drives demand for Lucky Strike cigarettes as troops in France receive steady supplies. The brand’s toasted Burley tobacco is cited as the key reason for its homey appeal. American Tobacco Co. ferries millions daily to support the servicemen overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
American Tobacco Co
Big Ranchers to Grow Wheat Crop
Harry W. Child announces Child & Anceney will shift from building cattle herds to farming at their Gallatin valley ranch. They plan 12,000 irrigated acres sown to wheat, aiming for about 350,000 bushels, potentially $700,000 in sales, to help meet Allied wheat needs amid wartime shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntley Child
Bakers
Food Administration
Harry W. Child
Child & Anceney
Gallatin
America
United States
Mr. Child
California
The Man Who Uses Vacations To Seek Promotion
A wry remark on work life, noting a person who dedicates more time to vacations than to career rarely earns a promotion, suggesting balance between rest and ambition shapes advancement.
State News Told In Brief Roundup
Roundup reports a new high school building, a new hospital for Billings, and a campaign to exterminate gophers in Sheridan county. Other items note floods in Milk River, Bowmen’s death, Lewistown realty board formed, and a 200 barrel flour mill planned for Northwestern Milling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Pleasentywood
Sheridan County
Butte
Silverbow
Scobey
the Red Cross
Malta
Milk River
William R. Bowmen
Montana
Lewistown
Lewistown Realty Board
A. B. Lehman
Helena
Northwestern Milling Company
T. C. Piggott
Forsythe
George M. Place
Joseph Holcom
Holcom
Harlem
Brockton
Equity Association
Geraldine
Logged Off Agricultural Lands Northwest Opportunity
Investigate the Blackfoot Land Development Company lands offered direct sale with no commission. Low priced agricultural property sold in ten yearly payments. Holdings boast fertility climate moisture growing season railway and telegraph access with planned electric power. Addresses provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bla Ckfoot Land Development Company
Northwest
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Treasure State Farm and Livestock
Council OF Defense
Glide Road Machine Co
Haren St
Mieecapelis
Misa
Hanchmen and Road
Insurance Department
American Society OF Equity
Hereford Bulls
Harry Child
Sam
Washington
Anceney
Libby
Conrad
Carey
Borseman
Merchant’s Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Bozeman
M. Roberts
Lincoln County Board of Commissioners
J. W. Rouse
Roberts
State Highway Commission
Lim
Robert Newell
Newell
George P. Jones
Wibaux County
Fifth Judicial District
Stewart
Charles J. Crum
Musselshell
Red Cross
BIG Blackfoot Land Development CO
Missoula, Mont
Your Land
Scott & Burnett
1St Avenue
Nattanas
Paravenane
Spokane
Pany
Attention! Farmers & Mechanics
Butte Welding ‘Co
South Butte
Mont
Cen Doors
Nars Sue Hardware
Wetiee
Bond
Meadow Brook
Herefords
Marlow
Big Sandy
Cuba
Panama
A. B. Cook
Beau Brummel
Lamiplighter
Don Carlos
Beau Carlos
Kansas Lad
Shadeland
Charlea W. Armour
Kansas City
Missouri
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