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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1917
Page
6
An agricultural opinion argues it pays farmers to keep brood mares and raise colts. Mares can work nearly as well as geldings with only brief rest for foaling, and foal value plus future colts make breeding profitable. In Gallatin valley many farmers raise colt foals and train them for sale while mares continue farm work with proper care.
Senator Tom Hogan of Yellowstone County farms a large spring grain crop near Pryor Creek Valley, Montana, replying to President Wilson’s call to increase yields. His 1917 crop estimates at about $30,000, the largest yet, reflecting a career spanning mining law politics and farming, with future plans to devote full effort to crop production.
A girl refuses to forgive a man who stole a kiss, believing he will get busy and return the gesture. The remark frames reconciliation as contingent on mutual action rather than remorse.
The newspaper designates the Reporter as the contact for advertising inquiries, outlining submission timelines and rates. Readers are directed to the Reporter for ad placement, deadlines, and pricing details specific to local businesses.
The sentence reflects a maxim about aimless men relying on luck rather than purpose and effort. It examines motivation and human behavior in a general, philosophical tone.
Butter costs are set to climb as households face higher prices for milk eggs and meat. Wholesale butter sits around 42 cents per pound with last year’s prices about 9 to 10 cents lower. A drop in cold storage and reduced dairy herds push prices up while farmers gain roughly 10 cents more per pound for butter fat.
In a tense exchange the Rummy muses aloud about whether two men shaking for drinks are enjoying themselves. The Barkeep challenges the idea as he reaches for a club and the Rummy heads for the door.
Michael Mayer of Tobison Montana stands on the edge of an enemy trench in Europe ready to bayonet the man he will face his father, a Hungarian born elder Mayer serving for the Central Powers. The father has been wounded twice in 18 months of service and is 52. The son, a naturalized citizen, was among the first drafted for the American army and willingly accepted service to defend world liberty.
In Butte a claimed night operation uses wireless gear in cars to send messages. Observers report two autos with dimmed lights driving at dawns, signaling in pairs. Officials note dismantled plants but warn a mobile setup could be improvised, with a guard car for warning. A widow finds consolation in a light social remark about married women.
A nationalist sentiment suggests a man may join a political party when current conditions fail to satisfy his demands. The remark frames party loyalty as a route to gain what is desired, reflecting political discontent and pragmatic affiliation.
A compact roundup reports food aid via Red Cross for American prisoners in Germany and varying notes on aviator ages, coal shortages, and daily life in Paris London Rome and Paris. It covers trials and bail, deaths and accidents, citizenship rulings, new air flights, unusual animal facts, and wartime logistics.
A war era toast praising the Allies for united fighting against the Hun. It extols their side by side effort to free the world, uphold justice and mercy, and grant liberty, urging victory to prevent mankind’s freedom from being crushed.
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