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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1923

Page

2

Oil Pipe Lines Move 186 726 Barrels In October

Montana railroad commission reports show Cat Creek and Kevin Sunburst pipe lines receiving 186 72619 barrels of crude oil in October. Mutual Oil line carried 157 09179 barrels with 9905259 purchased and 6803920 from other producers. Line income totaled 29096 42 and expenses 9171 21 leaving 19924 21 gross. Kevin Sunburst line moved 29634 40 barrels with 2098913 Ohio Oil 368859 Homestake 493742 Mutual Oil. Deficit 3111 68. Farm Loan Bank lent 846000 across four states in November. Wheat Growers' association received first loan from Intermediate Credit bank. Wheat council launches Eat More Toast drive.

Cat Creek Kevin-Sunburst Montana Railroad Commission Mutual Oil Company Avro Oil & Refining Company C. W. Hart Lewistown Oil & Refining Standard Oil of Indiana North Star Oil & Refining Company Pure Oil Company Weowna Refining Company Yale Oil Corporation IlHnois Pipe Line Company Ohio Oil Company Homestake Exploration Corporation Farm Loan Bank Washington Oregon Idaho Montana Federal Land Bank of Spokane D. G. O'Shea Intermediate Credit Bank The Land Bank Montana Wheat Growers’ Association O'Shea

Farming Bound to Succeed Despite Obstacles

The piece argues farming will rise with new generation, better methods in production and marketing. It praises youth and innovation driving enhanced farm management and rural prosperity, noting improvements underway for future decades and a strong national agricultural outlook.

America United States

Lost-One Cascade county ranch mystery unfolds

Thomas D Lenihan of Great Falls seeks his missing Cascade county ranch, unaware no such ad appeared. Investigations show title transfers to Eliot Britton and Gemmill entities, with Gemmill Ranch company, secured by a $31 lien to E H Eickemeyer. Lenihan and lawyer Ransom Cooper pursue the transfers.

Cascade County Thomas D. Lenihan Great Falls Lenihan Great Falls Street Railway Company Eliot & Britton W. A. Gemmill Gemmill Gemmill Ranch Company E. H. Eickemeyer Eliot & Britten Ransom Cooper Mr. Lenihan

Alfalfa Pedigree Aids Sale Price

The article notes a price difference in alfalfa seed based on pedigree. Grimm variety sold for 35 cents per pound, Liscom at 22 cents, though both claim similar hardiness and regional acclimation. Liscom seed from Pumpkin Creek ranch near Miles City, Grimm grown mainly in Purewater district, Powder River area near Broadus. A push to certify Montana origin and register as Grimm seed is mentioned.

Miles City Liscom Montana North Country Purewater Powder River Broadus Pumpkin Creek Powder River County

Per Acre Value of Farms in the United States Census

The census shows average per acre values vary by farm size. Farms under 20 acres average about 283 dollars per acre, while farms between 500 and 999 acres average around 54.80 dollars per acre and farms over 1,000 acres about 25.337 dollars per acre. Washington and Idaho report 300 improved acres.

Washington and Idaho

Atkinson backs wheat export plan for price parity

Montana State College President Alfred Atkinson endorses Helena proposed Agricultural Export Corporation behind tariff protection. He says it could raise farm gate prices by linking agriculture to tariff guarded markets, aligning wheat and hog prices with other goods, and speeding products to world markets while avoiding harsher after effects. Meetings on the plan are organized by the Export Commission league with state farm groups and merchants associations.

Northwest Agricultural Export Corporation Helena Alfred Atkinson Montana State College State Agricultural College Atkinson State College Montana Export Commission League O. F. Tate Montana Retail Merchants’ Association W. J. Hopper The Farmers’ Union A. H. Stafford Farm Bureau H. §. Buell Montana Bankers’ Association Dwight R. Cresap Montana Wheat Growers’ Association

Flood Toll Tops Seven Hundred in Bergamo Valley

The Lake Gleno valley flood in Italy after the dam burst near Milan is believed to have killed more than 700 people. Separate notes report gasoline explosions in Alabama, tax declines in Washington, a missing child case in Colorado, and a convent fire in La Crosse with 135 nuns surviving.

Davenport Calvin’ Fordam Andalusia Taylorville Margaret Campbell Bergamo Italy Gleno Valley Lake Gleno Milan LaCrosse Wis M. Ledwina St. Rose Convent Los Angeles Washington Internal Revenue Bureau Scranton North South America Jimmie Glass Charles Glass Jersey City N. J Greeley Pike County United States Tenny United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics Washington, DC National Association of State Marketing Officials

Cuticura Ad Promises Clear Pimply Skin

An advertisement touts Cuticura for pimples and blackheads, advising to smear Cuticura Ointment and wash with Cuticura Soap and hot water for five minutes. It promotes daily use to maintain clear skin and mentions Cuticura Talcum.

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