Montana farmers caravan to tour train exhibit
Thirty six stops across the state will showcase a traveling farm exhibit train from Wibaux to Plains March 20 to 31. The carload displays include a model poultry plant farm animals machinery home science horticulture agronomy dairy and veterinary exhibits with lectures by Montana state college staff and guests.
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Northern Pacific
F. S&s. Cooley
Farmers’ Institute
Montana State College
Cooley
Nichols
Rocky Mountin
Clinton T. Baker
Wibaux
Plains
J. M. Hamilton
F. B. Linfield
Atkinson
Clark
Cobleigh
Whipple
Swingle
Chargy
Florence Ballinger
Blanche Metheney
Home Science
Judge Ousts Commissioner Matthews in Land Office Probe
Investigation led by H. C. Cullom resulted in Walter Matthews, U S commissioner at Culbertson Valley County, being removed from office by Judge Carl Rasch. Officials kept details scarce while complaints of irregularities and excessive fees circulated. Matthews allegedly used office power to obtain money fraudulently. successor not yet named.
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General Land Office
Walter Matthews
United States
Culbertson
Valley County
Carl Rasch
Culiom
Matthews
Cullongé
Montana appointees named to Annapolis vacancies
Representative Pray announced two Montana selections for the Naval Academy at Annapolis William Arthur Wright of Great Falls and R A Town of Butte. Alternates are Herbert A. Crawford of Billings and Charles Lange of Helena Examinations set for April 18.
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Pray
Montana
Annapolis Naval Academy
William Arthur Wright
Great Falls
R. A. Town
Butte
Herbert A. Crawford
Billings
Charles Lange
Helena
Montanans to plant millions of fish in streams this season
The Montana Anglers Association expects extensive fish stocking with government aid. In Butte area alone about 400 000 fish will be released into streams this summer as part of a major statewide effort. A severe wind storm on March 7 caused a major wreck near Stockett, lifting a 1400 foot trestle over the coulee and breaking it beyond repair.
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Montana Anglers’ Association
Butte
Montana
Coulee
Stockett
Northern Pacific gains under Elliot praise and doubt for dividends
The article reviews Northern Pacific growth under Howard Elliot as president, noting higher earnings and record January car loadings while lumber demand stays weak. It projects steady dividends at current rates despite a potential dip in gross income, and compares 1910 results with 1904 to gauge progress.
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Missouri Pacific
Howard Elliot
Northern Pacific
Ellitt
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Howard Eliott
Elliot
Supreme Court Upholds Payne Aldrich Corporation Tax
The U S Supreme Court in a unanimous decision upholds the corporation tax provision of the Payne Aldrich tariff bill as an excise on corporate income not a tax on property. Justice Day announced the opinion detailing real estate and public service company applications and noting 27 708 089 dollars collected to Feb 1 1911 with penalties about 100 000.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Taft
Justice Day
Supreme Court
Ohio
United States
Treasury
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue
Jnly 1
Panama
Sipiopesntee
Gage
McVeagh
Fichis
Gan
Rete
Billings Sugar Sets Record Acreage for 1911 Campaign
W. S. Garnsey Jr. reports Billings Sugar will not take new beet acreage or agents for the season after contracting 15,500 acres, up from 10,500 last year. The longer campaign, $1,000,000 more in beet payments, and a $506,000 payroll boost for Billings are projected, with 2,000 acres still unclaimed. If weather and harvest permit, 1911 could be the biggest season yet.
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Billings Sugar Company
W. S. Garnsey, Jr
Big Concern
Billings Gazette
Garnsey
Journal Subscriber Focused on Ismay and Vicinity
A short note shows a subscriber profile for the Journal dedicated to the interests of Ismay and the surrounding Vicinity, indicating local readership and coverage focus.
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Ismay
Leaves of absence to homesteaders extended to May 1911
The act approved February 13 extends time to establish residence on homestead claims filed after June 1 1910 in Montana and other western states. Entrymen get until May 15 1911 to reside on claims and declarants also have until May 15 1911 to file entries and prove residence. A second section grants a leave of absence from February 18 1911 to May 15 1911 for eligible settlers, with absence not counted for residence or proof of claim.
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Montana
Secretary of the Interior
Mide
Subscribe for the Ising Journal 2 per year
A notice offers a subscription option for the Ising Journal at a rate of two issues annually. It invites readers to enroll and receive regular issues, with details likely including pricing and fulfillment terms.
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Ising Journal
Misoula Petition Drives For City Question Vote
A campaign begins to place a local question on the ballot in Missoula. About 30 volunteers have gathered roughly 250 signatures since Monday afternoon, aiming for 425 names to meet the 25 percent of registered voters requirement. Petitions move to the city council, which has 60 days to set a special election.
Notices of Survey Openings for Selected Townships Montana
Department of the Interior lands office in Miles City Montana announces that survey plots for townships 4 N 5 N 6 N ranges 44 45 46 55 56 66 E will be opened for filing and entry on Tuesday March 14 1911 at a.m. A Kirch er Register signs the notice.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Miles City
Montana
Notice for Public Sale of Homestead Claim in Montana
States Land Office at Miles City Montana issues notice that Lester J Dack of Ismay Montana who filed homestead entry No 01634 for NW ¼ section 28 township 9 N range 63 E will make final commutation proof to establish claim before Fols & Gray United States commissioner in Ismay Montana on the Sunday of April 1911 witnesses named Oscar Brackett Ford Brittenham D Smith and Q W Jarratt all of Ismay Montana First publication March 1 1911.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Miles City
Montana
Lester J. Dack
Ismay
Meridian
Land Office Notice of Homestead Claim Filing
Department of the Interior notices Joseph Ross of Plevna Custer County Montana filed on February 16 1911 for a homestead claim in Montana. The filing is for land described in township 68 range 68 with witnesses George McHees Albert Kniezel Woods and F Peters. Claim is to establish residence and proof before U S Commissioner Felbx Z Grady at Ismay on March 25 1911. First publication February 24 1911.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Miles City
Montana
Joseph
Ross
Plevna
Custer County
Township & N
Range 68
Felbx Z Grady
United States
Commssoner
Ismay
Clamant
George McHees
Albert Kniésel
Woods
Cc. F. Peters
Notice for Publicaton of Final Five Year Proof
States Land Office at Miles City Montana announces Fred Portman of Knowlton Custer county Montana filed intent to make final five year proof to establish his homestead claim on NE ¼ section 28 township 7 N range 63 E Montana Principal Meridian before Felix Z. Gray at Timay Montana on March 4 1921 Witnesses Howard Cummings J G Black Albert Roberts Frank Cass. A Kirch er Register First publication Feb 3 1911
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Miles City
Montana
Fred Portman
Knowlton
Custer County
Range
Principal Meridian
Felix Z. Gray
United States
Timay
Howard Cummings
J. G. Black
Albert Roberts
Ismay
Frank Cass
A. Kircher
Register
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E. D. Fletcher
Lolo Forest
Corps of the Forest Service
White Mountains
New Hamshire
Treasury Department
Sugar Company
PLAK
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MIT
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Miles Ociry
G. A. Lewis
Earlingburt Building
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Miles
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