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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1925

Page

12

Sinsel Recalls Custer Battlefield Facts and Myths

Joseph Sinsel of Butte a veteran of General Gibbon's command recounts the Little Big Horn story. He disputes Cecil of Neihart's claims of 21 infantry units and artillery and defends Curley and Mick Boyer as survivors. He describes the march from Fort Shaw to the battlefield, the burial of Custer's and Reno's dead, and the conditions at the scene.

Joseph Sinsel Butte Gibbon Custer Oseph Sinsel Mioves Sinsel Cecil Neihart Terry Billy Jackson Curley North America Sitting Bull Buffalo Bull James H. Bradley Bradley Little Big Horn Mick Boyer Mich Boyer Boyer Fort Lincoln Sinset Fort Shaw Seventh Infantry Fort Ellis Yellowstone Department of the Platte Wvho Custer Battle Reno Fort Benton Chief Gaul Chief Joseph United Spanish War Veterans U. S. Army Buffalo Bill Yellowstone Kelly Texas Jack Gen Crook Bill Rosebud Gen. Custer Major Reno Benteen McDougal Seventh Cavalry Mr. Sinsel Insel Billy Jackson War Department New York State Miss Joalé Colorado Street Singer Brisbane Joe Sinsel Sisel Sergeant Sinsel

Jardine Urges Business Methods To Help Agriculture

William M. Jardine, new Secretary of Agriculture, calls on city business leaders to apply practical, orderly business principles to farming. He favors balanced production, orderly marketing, better standards, reduced waste, and narrowing the price gap between farmer and consumer, with broader cooperation and improved marketing machinery.

Illiam M. Jardine United States Jardine Kansas City Kansas Wisconsin Congress Boston New York

Petition Filed to Form Sun River Irrigation District Near Choteau

A petition filed before Judge John J. Greene seeks authority to form an irrigation district northwest of Great Falls under state law. 240 landowners signed, exceeding the 209 needed, with a final hearing due after 30 days. Contract steps with the federal government are being drafted ahead of interior department approval and landowner ratification.

Great Falls Interior Department Sun River Irrigation Project John J. Greene Chateau Sun River Greenfield’s Beach Phil 3. Cole Secretary of the Interior

Melstone Youth Joins Alaska Government Crew

Walter Buts of Melstone leaves for Alaska to work with a government engineering unit. A Japanese firm builds electric locomotives similar to those in the United States.

Walter F. C. Buts Melstone Alaska United States

Hoover Era Secretary Seeks Conservative Agricultural Policy

The new Secretary is described as Hoover-type conservative in legislative matters. He opposes price fixing and valorizing schemes, supports the President's Agricultural Conference measures, including a Federal marketing board to promote cooperative marketing and balanced production. He opposed the McNary Haugen and Norris bills creating a giant government surplus program.

Herbert Hoover President's Agricultural Conference Federal Marketing Board McNary- Haugen Norris

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