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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1914

Page

6

Montana Barley Leads Nation in Yield and Quality

The Anaconda Standard reports Montana barley tops the nation in yield and quality. Montana averages higher per acre than the United States, with 1910 1911 1912 yields of 28.0 34.5 86.5 bushels and rising values per acre, while shipments to Moscow and Orient breweries show strong demand. Henry Altenbrand touts Gallatin valley barley as superior and contracts rush in. Meanwhile Missoula basketball runners pass Dillon after Utah tour losses, including a 73 to 13 defeat at Brigham Young University.

Montana Union Gem State J. M. Kennedy Department of Agriculture and Publicity United States Henry Altenbrand Manhattan Gallatin Orient Moscow Russia Missoula Dillon Utah Brigham Young University Provo

Jewell Rubbish Can Offers Fireproof Bins

Advertisement notes Jewell brand rubbish cans offered in good weights and sizes at lower prices than poor quality options. Fireproof design highlighted with various weights and sizes available and prices listed.

Jewell

Port Angeles to Celebrate Growth Amid Milwaukee Railway Plans

The Olympia peninsula town eyes a future of industry growth with the Milwaukee railway expansion from Oak Bay to Lake Crescent and the Elwha Power Company's $1.5 million plant. Officials expect power to boost shingle and timber mills and attract wider markets, with Governor Lister invited to Hotel Olympic festivities.

Lincoln Port Angeles Washington Milwaukee Railway Olympic Peninsula Elwha Olympic Power Company Abraham Lincoln Sound Olympia Peninsula Michael Earle Milwaukee Oak Bay Lake Crescent Port Angelea Puget Sound Lister Olympic Straits Port I. J. Earling Seattle Post Intelligencer

Montana farmers expect shift to more spring wheat next season

Grain dealers predict Montana will grow less winter wheat and more spring wheat in the coming season due to a dry long winter and subpar fall sowing. They warn that heavy freeze risks could damage crop potential, while spring wheat gains may offset winter losses. flax acreage also slides as farmers switch to cheaper or more reliable crops.

Montana McClull-Dingmore Company Minneapolis

North Portland Stock Market Receipts and Prices

North Portland Oregon February 18 Receipts for the week include cattle 1276 calves 8 hogs 8403 sheep 6102. Best fed steers 7.70 7.85, cows 6.50 6.75, bulls 5.60, hogs steady to firm 8.50 8.60 with brisk trade from northwest kill buyers. Lambs 6.75 off cars, ewes 4.75 8.60, grain wethers scarce. Overall, markets mixed but firmer for hogs and lambs late.

Portland Oregon Northwest

Gilmore Idaho Ore Shipment Yields 11060 Dollars

From about 26 tons of gold ore shipped from the Alice mine at Gilmore Idaho, smelter returns total 11060.61 dollars averaging 418.65 dollars per ton. The Rosa syndicate is credited with first linking Gilmore district to development and rail access.

Salt Lake City Utah Alice Gilmore Idaho Ross Rosa Syndicate

Mining ore shipments for major Colorado mines rise

The Pittsburg-Idaho led with 70 000 tons shipped at 82 percent ore plus 15 ounces of silver and 70 cents gold per ton. Gilmore and Allie mines report 6 000 and 15 000 tons respectively, with values around 20 dollars per ton. Latest Out produced and shipped 80 000 tons with 82 percent lead, 15 ounces silver and 70 cents gold per ton.

Pittsburg-Idaho Gilmore Allie Denver

Desertion warrant issued for Armstead man

A warrant was issued for Charles Eisman of Armstead on a charge of deserting his wife and minor children. County Attorney Roy Stephenson reported several similar cases recently and Eisman had promised support, a pledge now pursued to compel fulfillment.

Charles Eisman Armstead Roy Stephenson Eisman

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