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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1918

Page

2

How to Keep Bees Through Winter

Co E Hubbard outlines practical wintering methods for bees. Emphasizes sufficient honey, weather protection, and proper hive packing with insulation and windbreaks. Recommends 30 to 35 pounds of honey per colony, hedge or hill protection, and packing boxes with specific layer depths and outdoor tunnels.

C. KE. Hubbard Co. E. Hubbard

Montana hay crop light this year despite strong grain output

Montana dealers report a light hay harvest with the entire state consuming its output. Gallatin grain crops show higher yield due to larger acreage. Northern Montana buys hay due to drought. Prices: Timothy 32 at Great Falls, alfalfa 2 under, Butte quotes 27 and 26, oats 2.75 per hundred at Bozeman, barley 2.10 cwt, potatoes slow at Gallatin 0.75–1 wholesale.

Montana Hays Great Falls Timothy Butte Bozeman Gallatin

Agricultural Lands Terms Offered on Logged Land

Terms include 10 percent down and balance in 10 yearly payments at 6 percent interest. Lands are logged off by the Anaconda Copper Mining Company.

Anaconda Copper Mining Company

Beaverhead County Farm Builds Unique Irrigation System

Beaverhead Ranch Company six miles north of Dillon completed an equalizing reservoir and irrigation network designed to conserve water. The system stores 150 acre feet above Birch Creek and routes flow to avoid night wastage, maximizing use of stream and storage for greater crop production.

Beaverhead County Beaverhead Ranch Company Dillon Bond Station Oregon Shortline Birch Creek

Poultry Show in Butte January 13-18

Montana state show under American Poultry Association rules will run January 13 to 18 in Butte with entries expected from Wyoming, Dakota, Idaho, Washington, Oregon and even Calgary. Prizes include gold medals, silver trophies, and cash awards for pens, best birds, and highest scoring entries, plus a state rabbit association forming during the event. Entries close January 4 and premium lists go out December 10. Secretary J. L. Dorsh, Butte, invites inquiries.

Montana State Poultry Breeders Association West Montana State Poultry Breeding Association Butte Montana Northwest Wyoming Dakota Idaho Washington Oregon Calgary American Poultry Association Rhode Island Dorsh Will Purdy Spokane Wntries J. L. Dorsh

Salvage of Water by a Series of Reservoirs

An engineer oversaw ten years of construction to store irrigation water, creating five major reservoirs at the head of Birch creek. Boot, Pear, May, Tub and Anchor lakes span elevations from 8,000 to 9,500 feet and hold about 6,500 acre feet. The $12,000 system aims to equalize flow, store night water, and double daytime irrigation head for improved efficiency.

Birch Creek Boot Lake Anchor Lake Boot Pear May Tub Anchor Lakes

Montana Dairymen to Meet January 9-10

The Montana Dairymen's association will hold its annual convention at Billings January 9 and 10, per secretary G. L. Martin. Topics include dairy conditions in Montana, dairy projects for 1919, the cooperative cheese factory, safe milk for babies, surplus butter disposal, and dairy reconstruction.

Montana Dairymen’s Association Billings G. L. Martin Montana Cooperative Cheese Factory

Storage plants boost irrigation efficiency in Montana

A described irrigation system allows a plant to store water for drop by drop use, enabling daily storage schedules tailored to each case. Montana sites could adopt such low cost installations to raise crop production. The Beaverhead ranch storage system, including source and distribution, was designed and built by George R. Metlen of Dillon.

Montana Beaverhead Ranch George R. Metlen Dillon

Soldier Settlement Bill Aims to Put Soldiers on Land

A federal interior department plan sent to Governor Stewart proposes a soldier settlement fund and a three member board led by a governor appointee to aid returned soldiers. The scheme grants eminent domain power, land and irrigation control, and federally backed loans with staged repayments over up to 40 years. Two cooperation plans exist for land, reclamation funding, and settlement, with farm owners and laborers as settlers and strict residence and payment requirements.

Federal Department of the Interior State Agricultural College Secretary of the Interior United States

Montana Farmman Harvests 64000 From Flax Planting

A Montana farmer named Stevens bought two sections of Northern Pacific land 40 miles north of Terry and planted it all in flax. He harvested 16 000 bushels at four dollars per bushel totaling 64 000 dollars, marking a bright spot in the state’s agricultural year.

Montana Stevens Terry

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