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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1922
Page
5
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bradley at a Sandy Creek ranch survived a savage sow attack. The mother, returning from the yard, pulled the child away and fled to safety as the sow pursued. The injuries are described as not serious.
Readable text notes green tomatoes priced at 15 pounds per something in a Dillon greenhouse setting. Possible market listing fragment indicating produce for sale and vendor name.
Helena reports 2100 Montana teachers attend six summer normal schools this year, a record rise of 600 over prior years. Missoula 610, Dillon 648, Bozeman 298, Miles City 247, Billings 182, Lewistown 220. term runs six weeks to Aug 19.
A Butte resident praises Byron Cooney and denounces reformers over Prohibition aims. He condemns Volstead enforcement, laments liquor controls, and urges Montana voters to uphold liberty and resist what he calls clerical and reformist overreach. He forecasts a liberty driven election outcome.
Mrs C M Miller arrived from Kansas City to visit with her son and family. Several business visitors including H M Miller, David Hier and Diggie Emerick came to Dillon. Squires and family traveled from Butte and Fairfield Nebraska for the summer at the Squires ranch. Fishing outings and camping along Birch Creek involve many locals, including the Iden family from North Dakota and Bessie Bowden from Butte. James Blair, recently arrived from Los Angeles, plans to stay and visit old friends with his wife joining later. Watch for Non Such Bros Circus.
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