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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1917
Page
3
Montana lawyers rally against a five dollar annual license tax on practicing attorneys. The measure aims to fund state treasury and was pushed by the state bar association. Justice opinions vary on whether non practicing lawyers must pay, but active practitioners are required to comply.
Our complete service record and iron clad Service Note help ensure payment and provide data for registration of costs. Includes care information for stallions mares and colts. Book options 50 pages 32.60 and 100 pages 3, check or money order payable to The Tribune Roundup Montana.
A northerner rides through West Virginia and meets a mountaineer driving pigs to pasture. The exchange compares grazing to corn feeding, concluding the mountaineer believes fattening on grass is slow and asks, “What’s time to a hawg?”
The first Montana infantry led by Harry C. Kessler served in the Philippines, suffered 22 killed and 150 wounded, and earned high praise from Major General Arthur MacArthur. The state also supplied four cavalry troops under Grigsby and produced many volunteers. The Second Montana later served on the border under Col. Donahue, restoring order in Butte during labor troubles.
Home gardeners without hot beds or ready access to young plants can start seed boxes indoors for tomatoes cabbage and cauliflower to yield early crops. Use a 3 to 4 inch deep box 12 to 14 inches wide and 20 to 24 inches long with a gravel base and rich soil. Sow 8 to 10 seeds per inch, cover lightly, keep warm and light, and water moderately. Thin seedlings to 1 or 2 inches, harden off outdoors before transplanting to the garden.
A reader letters page mocks overacting by comparing a female film star to a exhausted runner. The wit targets melodrama and critics question expressive style in cinema.
A boy who raised bantam hens found an ostrich egg tied to a beam in the chicken house with a card reading Keep your eye on this and do your best. The object was a prank noted in the New York Times.
Multiple property notices describe 640 acres at $18 per acre with $1,500 cash and a 10 year 6 percent balance, plus 1 926 acres near Great Falls at $3 per acre with $2,000 cash, and 4 000 acres at $5.50 per acre with $4,000 cash. others offer irrigation, cattle, and equipment with terms. Contact Fagan McCutcheon Price, 108 Central Ave, Great Falls Montana. Promotional notices invite buyers to Milwaukee rally and immigration advertising.
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