Vote for the Good Roads bonds in Fergus county
The Fergus county newspaper urges Eastern Fergus voters to support a $700000 road bond issue. It details district changes, anticipated tax impacts, and federal aid potential, arguing that bonds would fund road improvements with minimal current taxes and faster, fair road work for farmers.
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Grass Range Road
Teigen
Board of County Commissioners
Fergus County
Africa
Montana
Drouth
Vote the County High School bonds
The Review urges voters to support the County High School bond issue next Tuesday. It argues a well equipped high school benefits both County and District High Schools, noting costs of inaction would require higher taxes and that education should be free from politics.
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Lewistown
Greater Diversification on the Kendall Picnic Proves Drought Proof Grasses
The Kendall picnic last Sunday emphasized farm diversification amid drought. Demonstrations showed drought resistant grasses and a five foot diameter sweet clover patch in soft sand rock, promising fattening and sustainment of animal life. Voters urged yes on bonding propositions, arguing future public benefits. Helena barbers plan price hikes. Butte barbers held back. Local concern over rising costs and home demand for the “little safety.”
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Kendall
Posterity
Helena
Butte
Drylander District Poised for better name and crops
In Fergus county amid drought the Drylander district reports wheat yields from 400 to 1700 bushels from key farmers and shows cattle and hay in good supply. News notes include livestock moves, a local ball team with war casualties, a returning resident to Tennessee, farm leases, and upcoming Becket dance as August 30 approaches.
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Magnus Johnson
Con Wist
Dick Sebastian
William Trawick
Fergus County
Drouth
Paradise Beach
Fergus
France
Jay Everett
War Department
Jay
Mart Futrell
Norway
Albert Goode
California
Albert
Joe McIntyre
Joe
Becket
The King
Mrs Light reads a Kendall picnic poem praising the farmer as the maker of civilization. The verse crowns the man who tills soil, builds homes, and anchors the hearth as the true king who makes nations possible. It extols stone axes shaping history and the universal reach of agrarian labor.
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First National Bank
Grain Growers Elev. Co. Store
Richard Vinger
G. B. Laird
Frank C. Laird
Laird & Laird
Tom L. Flemming
Depot
W. S. Smith
Grass Range Reviefw
J. M. Vrooman & Son, Proprietors
Grass Range
Drylander District
William Woods
William
Flatwillow
Mr. Woods
Thomas Apple
Tom
Tennessee
the King
Nena
Purdue
Judith Hardware Company
Lewistown, Montana
Pioneer Implement & Auto Co
Ford
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