Forest revenue shares to states rise amid timber sales
The U S Department of Agriculture reports 25 percent of national forest revenues for roads and schools totaled $506 194 84 for the year ended June 30, up $67 492 03 from last year. State payouts include California 60752 91 and Oregon 39638 87 with Montana 83678 38, New Mexico 283 ? 83, and Wyoming 654 54. Demand for timber is rising, making income permanent rather than temporary. The Bitter Root spotted fever investigation camp closes for winter.
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United States Department of Agriculture
National Forest
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Florida
Idaho
Kansas
Minnesota
Montana
New Mexico
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Oregon
South
Dakota
Utah
Washington
Eidanhas
Aér
Department of Agriculture
Butte veterans muster with Fourteenth Infantry band
Veterans of the newly formed set or banawat Society in Mis ee aun gather tonight for a muster led by Butte post commander Harry Ri Sevens and adjutant W D Neely. Music will be provided by the Fourteenth Infantry band.
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Buttte
Helena Dieteth
Harry Ri" Sevens
Butte
W. D. Neely
Fourteenth Infantry Band
Opening of Floweree Methodist Church Planned for Thanksgiving
The Floweree Methodist church opening sermon will be delivered by Rev. J. A. Martin of Great Falls. Residents and surrounding country contributed funds to build the church, which was completed within a year. Rev. Mr Brann from Minnesota will serve as minister.
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Floweree
Methodist Church of
Great Falls
J. A. Martin
Mr. Brann
Minnesota
State fair seeks bigger funding for next year
The Montana State Fair executive committee met to approve outstanding claims and plan for the next annual fair. They proposed increasing the legislative appropriation to 25000 dollars from 10000, fund additional land and new buildings, and improve publicity with state newspapers. Attendees included T E Hammond, Martin Martin, Lewis Penwell, C W Hoffman, Pat Carney, and J A Shoemaker.
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Montana
Legislative Assembly
T. E. Hammond
Forsyth
Martin Martin
Helena
Lewis Penwell
C. W. Hoffman
Bozeman
Pat Carney
Waterloo
J. A. Shoemaker
Poultry Yard Upkeep and Feeding Practices for Winter
Practical advice on feeding and caring for hens and young stock. Emphasizes better breeds, proper winter roosting, and diets including corn meal skim milk meat scraps and oyster shells. Warns against crowding 150 fowls in a space for 50 to 75 to prevent sickness.
Practical farm winter prep advice and tips
A period editorial-style list offers rustic guidance on farm readiness for winter. It covers preserving crops, preventing frost damage, feeding birds, repairing equipment, storing tools, and planning for spring work to reduce accidents and save time. It urges steady, proactive maintenance and gratitude.
Corn allowance plan noted for cold nights
An additional corn allowance is proposed to provide heat during the night. The grain is said to digest slowly, helping warmth and comfort throughout winter by keeping the crop practically full overnight.
Farm Journal Practical Advice On Poultry Housing
An agricultural note advises drafts-free floors for chicken houses with elevated earth floors. It warns to bank outside walls, keep floors higher than ground, and ensure insulation for comfort in cold weather. The fragment also mentions Fort Agnesi Fort Agsini and a March 5 post transfer to Hawaii.
Montana oats weigh more than a bushel at state fair
A Montana oats story recalls an Omaha fair where 47 pound oats were deemed doctored and barred, while Helena prize oats this year average 50 pounds. The Dakota farm publication calls Montana’s cereal record a sign of future western prospects.
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Nebraska
Montana
Omaha
Helena
Dakota Farmer
West
Atkinson
Dry Farming Congress
Stock Owners Hints For Shelter In Cold Weather
There are farmers who shelter their cattle from storms yet cold windy days still harm them. Do not let cattle crowd in pasture corners. Place them in sheds or barns. Bank up old barns to block wind under the floors. Let sun enter stables through large windows and fit shutters on every window.
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Alvays
Flathead apple show shines at Spokane with two firsts
In Spokane's national apple show Flathead county earned two first prizes and two seconds in the early announced general classes. They entered about 460 boxes, showcased varieties like McIntosh Red Wealthy Roman Beauty and Grimes Golden, and sent top specimens to Chicago.
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Flathead
Flathead Valley
Flathead County
Washington
Oregon
Flathead District
McIntosh
Wealthy
Grimes
Flathea i
Chicago
W. B. Rhoades
Sheep Flock Care From Old Farm Notes
A fragmented agricultural note emphasizes keeping flocks healthy through calm handling, tight roofs, clean floors, and good ventilation. It advises feeding with stored clover and moving feed away from sheds, with attention to sore teats on ewes and rubbing affected areas with butter.
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Timothy
Eagles Implement State Charity Fund Distribution
A meeting of grand officers of the state aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles in Helena on November 21 planned apportioning the years charitable funds. The total is expected to exceed any prior year and will be shared with St. Josephs orphans home Salvation Army House of the Good Shepherd Crittenden home and other institutions.
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State Aerie
Order of Eagles
Helena
St. Joseph's Orphans’ Home
Salvation Army
House of the Ggod Shepherd
Crittenden Home
Public Land Sale Notice at Miles City Office
The United States Land Office in Miles City Montana announces a public sale of land described as NE XK NE X NW WNW U NW SW NE X SE Sec 26 T12N R56E M P M. Bid at 10 o clock a m on December 12 1910. Adverse claimants must file claims or objections by sale time.
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United States Land Office
Miles City
Mont
Piclogek
A. Kircher
Register
Notices on surveys open for filing in Miles City district
Department of the Interior announces that plots of surveys in several townships near Miles City Montana have been received and will be open to filling and entry on Tuesday November 22 1910 at 9 a m The townships listed include T7N R61E fractional T8N R68E T8N R69E T18N R56E T14N R66E T14N R65E T14N R66E T15N R65E T15N R66E T16N R64E T16N R56E T17N R64E and T17N R55E Kircher Register
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Miles City
Montana
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Ada M. Bennett
Miles
Tisor & McKinnon
Correo
W. Burr
J.B. Kempron
Alfred Wright
A. Brubaker
F. P. Riney
Asst
State Bank of Terry
Terry, Montana
David ‘Bickle
Geo. W. Burr W. Acibrubake
Gr6, T, Gipson
Lon Fuuss
Janes
Grant
Bev
Tims
C& J. Michel Brewing Co
Crosse
Wisconsin
Zocal
Farm Journal
Fort Agsiniboine
Hawaii
H. Grote
J Barber
Jenny An
Sas
Claes
APPLE
Globes
Paulides
Ismay, Mont
Kircher
Pea
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