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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1925
Page
7
A reader's humorous lament critiques California life from the boosters story, claiming high prices harsh climate and mocked industry. The poem contrasts West Coast myths with blunt realities and ends with a warning about bringing cash and winter wear.
The Normal College reports on the annual importation of Montana teachers, noting the effort required by staff, incomplete returns from a few counties, and a final count of 601 teachers imported into graded and high schools, far below the earlier 1500 estimate. The full study will be published later with complete returns and acknowledgments to participating school officers.
Section 1904 empowers the state to collect double rent from corporations or persons using state lands for farming or grazing without lease payment. The state land agent may seize crops or livestock to enforce payment for the full trespass period, with livestock inside state land enclosures showing prima facie evidence.
Dr. Butler reports cattle numbers rise while beef consumption drops about five to four hundred dollars per unit. Europe buys less cattle, Argentina’s favorable trade shifts cut European demand. Hog demand remains solid and lamb cuts grow in popularity, signaling overall good financial times for Western feeders and better prospects ahead.
ARMSTEAD correspondence reports 1290 pounds of bait applied with two more rounds planned to curb ground squirrels. District covers about 18 000 acres with 40 to 45 miles of county roads and 26 miles of railroad right of way. Rail and county bear poison costs. 25 landowners likely to join the crusade.
Within a few weeks the fly tents and cooking utensils will have been strapped on the car and that new acetate automobile.
The Emerick building in North Montana and Center streets welcomed shoppers last Saturday as the new variety store drew strong patronage. Visitors include John Inabnit from Bloody Dick, Pete Hansen from Dell, Rome Noble returning from North Carolina, and others such as Mr and Mrs C W Robison, John Denning from Idaho Falls, and Ja L Brewerton of Lima registering at the Andras yesterday.
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