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Newspaper
Saco Independent
Location
Saco, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1914
Page
4
The Saco Independent urges readers to join social clubs picnics lodges and debating societies to strengthen community life. It argues for thrift sincerity and neighborly equality while critiquing tax avoidance and street-corner map sellers as it promises more discussion later.
Twenty five milch cows and ninety head of mixed cattle listed for sale at the Guppy ranch by Lee Flegal.
Three two year old bulls and two yearling thoroughbreds offered for sale by A. J. Schulz of Dodon Montana. Interested buyers may contact Schulz for details on the livestock and price.
Walsh Messrs Crouch and Fansler buy a new team and wagon as relief from a four mile mail walk. T. F. Walsh departs for St. Paul to bring milch cows. Real estate man Jansy Veiden anticipates a large gathering soon. Lewis Knuth returns to his claim after a Glasgow visit. Valleytown hosts a dance weekend. G F Ahern named U S Commissioner to handle filings and proofs at Walsh.
Saco items report G Pelka returning from Wisconsin to prepare for spring planting. Kentucky and Hoosier drills are praised as the best made and urged to be seen before purchase. FR W Kroeger notes Thomas Cain of Illinois arrived Thursday and will move to his homestead near Whitewater.
A humorous boastful sketch praising Rex Beach as America's greatest novelist and a classy dresser. It teases a future book idea titled The Clothes Follies of 1914, promising satire on ready made suits versus royal tailoring and the savings from ordering tailored garments.
The First National Bank of Saco in Montana Valley reports resources and liabilities with total assets of 141 625.46 and deposits of 100 424 16. The statement sworn by cashier J Paul Edward Skierseth on January 19 1914 lists notes, bonds, cash, and capital stock along with various deposits and certificates. Community notes follow including local business notes and notices from Saco Montana.
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