Montana News Roundup Highlights Deaths and Trials
The Montana summary reports 1910 poultry totals from 17 629 farms with 966 690 fowls valued at 628 400. A coroner's jury finds A M Halder's death due to probable strychnine poisoning. County disease rates vary with Park highest, Beaverhead lowest at 1.04. Drownings, robberies, dynamiting, and a fatal auto overturn near Billings are noted, plus civic appointments, land deals, a carnival, and weather events across the state.
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