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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1917
Page
2
State veterinarian promotes government blackleg vaccine as the effective prevention. He notes blackleg causes about one third of Montana cattle losses, totaling around a million dollars annually, and stresses that the government vaccine is free and superior to copper wire, garlic, or pills.
Gallatin county will send a complete exhibit to the Helena state fair in September and revive the Gallatin county fair at Bozeman. A five man county fair commission will administer the fair under state law with $7,400 in the county fair fund. Cooperation from the Bozeman chamber of commerce and the state college is pledged to ensure success.
A brief note identifies Sally Baker as a town in Virginia and presents a daily learning prompt about the place. The entry states the locale and encourages curiosity about local geography.
George E. Brown, veteran horse breeder from Aurora Illinois, makes Great Falls his headquarters to breed sound high class horse flesh. He brings stock from his Aurora stables, emphasizes correct feet and legs, heavy weight, and soundness over showiness, and claims a high success rate with stallions in the northwest.
Dr John A Donovan of Butte and eleven other Montana men joined more than four hundred stockmen at a Cheyenne Wyoming hearing before Secretary David F Houston to oppose higher national forest grazing fees. The proposal came from A F Potter and no decision is expected until national officials review the issue.
An old advertisement touts the Alhambra Hot Springs Hotel as a homelike resort open year round with unexcelled cuisine and baths said to aid rheumatism. It promotes weekly rates and reduced railway fare with a 30 day round trip coupon, inviting readers to write for a pamphlet.
The Montana State College bulletin surveys 186 farms in Gallatin valley from 1912 1913 and finds labor income averages 555 with half of farmers earning 1000 or more and a sixth over 3000. Doubling machinery and livestock could double labor income. diversified farming and proper capital use drive profits.
A seed company markets alfalfa clover timothy wheat and various grass seeds and seed grain with a promise of best quality vegetables and flowers. They offer a complete seed catalog and take orders from 1 oz up and invite readers to write for a free catalog today.
The survey finds 200 to 400 acre farms most profitable and well organized farms with adequate livestock. Seven such farms averaged $2,510 labor income versus $566 in the region, suggesting farming success follows organization rather than luck.
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