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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1920

Page

2

Nerve tonic urged to boost middle west cattle feeders

Charles O Robinson of Clay, Rob inson & Co Chicago appeals to Montana cattlemen with a plan to strengthen feeder markets in the middle west. He cites a multiweek market decline, heavy receipts, and a strategy to ship well conditioned cattle and use ensilage or corn to sustain gains into spring. He invites buyers to place orders and suggests shipping fixes to improve market outcomes.

Charles O. Robinson Clay, Robinson & Co Chicago Livestock Commission Montana Middle West Robinson

Deer Lodge Poultry Trick Fools Magpies for Feed

Fred Foster, a Deer Lodge poultryman, devised a clever method to curb magpie thefts of chicken feed. He filled a stuffed magpie with boiled wheat and chopped beef, hanging it near the flock to lure birds. Chickens soon learned to peck the bait, and when live magpies approached, leghorns attacked, driving them away.

Fred Foster Deer Lodge Valley Foster

Missoula Mills: Births, Mines, and a Growing Frontier

The 1860s rise of Missoula as a frontier hub with Helena era names and early events. First white marriage in Montana, first white child born in Missoula county, Kootenai placer discoveries drawing hundreds, price surges for food and supplies, gold dust currency, and Wor den & Company’s sawmill and grist mill ventures.

Bishop” Brooks Montana Robert Adaline Pelky Missoula County Jefferson Henry Pelky Washington Man’s Estate Kootenai Hell’s Gate Alder Gulch Bitter Root Valley James Doran McLaughlin William G. Cook Doran Cook Worden & Company Missoula Missoula Mills

Wheat Growers Wire Plea for Aid

Seven hundred growers from Fergus Wheatland Chouteau and the Judith Basin petition the Ninth District Federal Reserve Bank at Minneapolis for continued credit relief. President Cresap of the Central Montana Wheat Growers Association cites crop costs scarce labor high and falling prices delaying harvest and asks for secured credit to ride out the financial distress in 1920.

Fergus Wheatland Chouteau Judith Basin D. R. Cresap Central Montana Wheat Growers Association Federal Reserve Bank of the Ninth District Minneapolis Wheatland, Chouteau Judith Basin County Montana Wheat Growers Association Montana

Zinc plant starts second reverberatory furnace at Anaconda works

Great Falls reports the operation of a second reverberatory furnace at the Anaconda company's reduction works zinc plant. The move signals increased processing capacity and production activity at the site.

Great Falls Anaconda Company

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