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Newspaper
Saco Independent
Location
Saco, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1913
Page
2
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The Valley Tribune notes a Kansas editor who recovered a Winchester life from a delinquent subscriber and set out to deliver it. Locals demanded payment of all debts, wiping out a ten year old debt in one case. On return to the office he finds corn, ten bushels of potatoes, coal, and a barrel of turnips sent during his absence and laments needing a Winchester or shotgun.
The Thirteenth assembly creates a state highway commission with supervision over public highways. Counties must levy taxes and may issue bonds to fund roads while maintaining strict payroll and record rules for employers and surveyors. Road districts receive supervision and specific contractor pay scales, with penalties for noncompliance. River Press.
The article argues Montana farmers face high freight costs and production expenses, urging diversification beyond wheat. It notes corn’s rise in the Dakotas and Minnesota as fodder and a driver of stock raising and dairying, suggesting the region should follow suit to gain prosperity.
A compressed advertisement notes better soil and climate for raising corn in Montana, promising prosperity. It mentions the book How to make the farm pay mailed free and highlights neighborly trust, with J A Dahlquist as manager of Rogers Templeton Lumber Company.
Judge Utter appoints J. H. Atwood of Malta near Maita and H. M. McIntyre of Glasgow to fill vacancies caused by McBride and Wenrich. McIntyre is a noted Glasgow businessman. Atwood, a Malta farmer and former Malta schools principal, now leads Saco High. The selection is praised. many call him a capable choice. Professors in politics are popular now.
Hinsdale locals report Gus Rothman business trip to Glasgow and Claude Moore of Runny in town last week. Crane of Continental Oil in town Wednesday. Mrs J Ludson and Miss Taylor in Glasgow Monday and Tuesday. Printer Tooke arrives to run Hinsdale Tribune. Mrs J C Smith visiting Hanebuths. Moore of Glasgow seeking Central officer site in town. Miss Stelhheim spending days on homestead north of town. Infant funeral of Mr and Mrs Fred Miller held at M E church. Rev Garry birthday surprise. Easter services well attended. Union folks warn of a brief proclamation by young people.
A description explains stoves with complete equipment to cut coal bills while emitting and distributing heat evenly. The passage emphasizes efficiency and widespread warmth from modern designs.
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