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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1909

Page

2

Health rules prepared for Montana railways

Following a conference among state railroad commissioners and railroad officials, Dr T D Tuttle announces stringent sanitation and ventilation rules for passenger trains. Key provisions require exclusion of contagious cases, immediate health officer screening, disinfection, quarantine for diphtheria and other diseases, and strict cleanliness standards for coaches, toilets, and stations with bi monthly fumigation and special accommodations for porters.

State Board of Railroad Ccommmissionera Montana T. D. Tuttle State Board of Health Board of Health

Montana Live Stock Industry Drives Prosperity Across State

Montana’s live stock industry is highlighted as a cornerstone of state economy with ongoing growth and broad prosperity across farming, ranching, and related sectors noted for potential expansion and stability.

Montana

Too Much Back in Walchli Family

Local court heard a case of incorrigibility involving 16 year old Fred Walchli tied to a ranch and threatened by Bock the hired man. Parents John and Annie Walchli sought home schooling or reform school, while Bock allegedly terrorized the family. judge dismissed the case and Bock was later jailed for unrelated charges.

Walchli John Walchli Fox Annie Walchli Fred Walchli Bock Sock Jones Dillon

Montana Affairs at Washington and Land Policy Shifts

The Interior Department restored large tracts along the Missouri and Madison Jefferson rivers to the public domain as reviews of non timbered lands proceed. Aimed to speed examinations and final dispositions, new admin policy backs settlement. Vice President Sherman Senator Carter and others depart for Utica banquet to discuss postal savings bank system impact on commerce. A recent General Land Office ruling tightens requirements for heirs proof on homesteads, demanding five years continuous cultivation. Montana figures H W Child C Blair L Newman attended Washington hearings on wool schedules.

Missouri River Madison Beaverhead Jefferson Interior Department Congress General Land Office James S. Sherman Carter Montana Washington Chamber of Commerce Utica New York Cushman Postal Savings Banka H. W. Child Helena Charles M. Blair Billinge Hon. L. Newman Havre Blair

320 Acre Homesteads Cannot Be Filed On Yet

Officials in the Helena land office received a circular from Commissioner Dennett stating no rights can be acquired under the enlarged homestead law before lists identifying lands to be entered are received. Until then no entries are allowed and all applications for listed lands will be rejected.

Helena Helena Land Office Commiggener Dennett

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