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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1941

Page

3

Cattle Drives Shape Montana Open Range Era

The piece traces the open range era in Montana from the long drives driven by Cowboys from Texas to feed mining camps. It notes the long drive duration, the Chisholm trail route, and Dodge City as a rugged hub, with details on cattle types, seasonal migrations, and the rise of stock raising. It highlights early Montana cattle brands records, key pioneers, and the growth of herds reaching hundreds of thousands with substantial value.

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Montana Range, Cattle Boom, and Cowboy Heritage

The narrative outlines early Montana stock raising from 1873 with Camp bell and Nelson Story, sheep and swine expansion, and large roundups. It notes legislative action in 1874 for stock districts, defines cowboys and their skills, and details profits, losses, and winter deaths. It also tracks cattle shipments from 1868 onward and five major trails from Sun River to Chicago routes, culminating in distances to Chicago.

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Prince of Wales Ranch Era Highlighted in Alberta

The duke of Windsor, once prince of Wales, owned a ranch near High River Alberta in 1920 stock with 30 Shorthorn cattle 25 Shropshire sheep 8 racing mares and 20 Dartmoor ponies. He aimed to build purebred herds from British sires and Devonshire stock while touring Canada amid Prohibition era thirst.

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State U Feeds 450 Diners Four Halls Menu Challenge

Montana State University faces a food operations challenge in serving 450 residents across Corbin North South and New halls. Dietician staff plan meals two weeks ahead, using student feedback forms and a daily supply sheet to manage 204 foodstuffs and monthly inventories including 1 900 gallons of milk and 5 895 pounds of meat.

Montana State University Corbin Hall North Hall South Hall New Hall Monica B. Swearingen Swearingen

City Cowboy Ends Last Flag Trip On Tenth Avenue

21 year old George Hayde rode the final freight locomotive down a 13 block stretch on Tenth avenue marking the end of a 90 year tradition. A City ordinance required a rider with a flag to warn pedestrians and drivers before each movement. The New York Central plans to tear up the tracks ending the era of the Tenth avenue cowboys.

Tenth Avenue Manhattan George Hayde New York Central

Free Conoco Touraide Offers Your Personal Travel Guide

Motorists are urged to request the Free Conoco Touraide, a private travel book with road maps, side trips, hotels, camps, color photos, and notes space. Conoco experts customize it to personal ideas at no obligation or cost, delivered instantly from the local Your Mileage Merchant.

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