The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-12-08
KEEP 1T UP!

One inch won't make you very tall.
You've got TO keep on growing:
One little ad wont do it all,
You've got to keep them going.
THE HERALD always aimed to show
up not only the advantages of Havre,
but those of the county tributary
thereto, and now we want to address
a few words to outsiders, especially
those who have means to invest in
safe productive property.
Havre has several additions and is
Offering its real estate low, compared
with it's earning capacity. Many
farmers have sold their ranches and
invested the cash in Havre houses and
lots, while others have invested just
a part of their surplus, and all are
now receiving big returns out OF their
rents. while their original investment
has increased two, three, and in some
instances ten-fold. No other property
in Chouteau county can show the pro-
fit that Havre real estate can, so while
you can invest money safely, and reap
big profits, why take risks in other?
The Great Northern is increasing
it's shop capacity all along the line,
and as it's branches reach out, they
must increase their shop capacity, and
the force is and will keep increasing.
demand for homes Leing the neces-
sary consequence. Minot has shops
and it's real estate keeps doubling up
time and again. Havre has probably
the best show of any Great Northern
town, as it has many other material
advantages, and a lot bought now
will in two years at least double in
value.
Rents are giving returns Of 20 to
30 per cent. This, with frequent
doubling up of values, makes
Havre real estate snap, and we ask
sheepmen and farmers having surplus
money to come and see for themselves
Or write to our real estate firms re-
garding an investment.
Montana people, second to none in
the world, are solicitous and proud of
their school advantages. Havre people
are no exception to the rule, and we
are striving to interest our neighbOrs
in our infant Commercial College,
| where q complete commercial training
! can be acquired, and we want to say
| to any Chouteau county boy or girl,
! who would like commercial training.
to come TO Havre and see Prof. Brown
and be convinced that right here at
| home you can be fitted for a COM
| mercial life as we'll as by going a
| thousand miles away.
/ The women of the country are de-
| manding that one of their number be
| given place on the presidents cabi-
| net to look after the interests of boys
! and girls. Mrs. Harbert of Evans
| ton, in addressing an audience of club
women, has this to say upon the sub
ject: There ought to be a govern
1 ment department. devoted to the child
| and the home. DO you know that
/ the Goldfish is represented in the
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lean boys and girls are not? Uncle
Sam spent $4,000 last year studying
the Goldfish: how much did he spend
in studying children? A movement
looking to the establishment of such
a department already has been start
] ed and had met with considerable IA
l VOr in the national congress Of moth
ers. Every mother and every club
woman ought to support it. Such a
| department could collect and distri.
| butte material from all over the world
| on child study. child labor and the
] home. President Roosevelt seems tc
| be so interested in the number Of Oul
| children, surely he cannot refuse t
| consider them after they are born
Send him personal letter and urge
| him to give lis representation in hi
| cabinet.
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