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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1912
Page
7
A 1911 Madisonian summary reports Germany’s potato drying sector growing with plants capable of 25 million bushels yearly. It contrasts roll and drum methods, notes drum efficiency, costs about 1.30 dollars per ton, and mentions uses in feed and starch research potential for U.S. expansion.
A critic examines the widespread belief in ozone as a healthful and cleansing agent. Resorts tout its air reputed to have therapeutic effects while sellers promote ozonizers and ozonized products, exploiting public desire for a stimulating antiseptic atmosphere.
Helena February 14 news urges all one cow dairymen to apply for licenses with the state board of health secretary Dr. D T Tuttle. Officials report many small dairies have not complied with the pure food law and prosecutions are expected against delinquents.
A mare about 1800 pounds and a colt are missing or stolen. The mare is named Apaluece and the colt carries the brand 1T on the left shoulder and lazy DL on the left thigh. A suitable reward is offered by Wm A Lovell.
Co-owners in the Rothschild lode claim in Bald Mountain district Beaverhead County Montana notify William Tate Taylor and G B Conway that annual labor and improvements for 1907 through 1911 totaling 500 dollars have been performed. Your undivided one fourth interest requires 125 dollars. failure to pay within 180 days after first publication will cause your interest to be forfeited to the undersigned. Notice dated January 1 1912.
Helena reports Montana sheepmen, led by Wm Rea Jr of Billings, expect wool at 20 cents per pound or higher amid shrinking national and international supplies. Buyers say tariffs have little impact against current scarcity, with southern wool contracted and Montana wool poised to fetch premiums. Several producers refuse offers below 20 cents, some hoping for 22 to 28 cents, while Penwell companies hold out and a local stallion sale ad closes the notice.
In Beavershead County Montana, Adam Brothers sues Samuel Brothers for divorce on failure to provide necessaries. Court summons defendant to answer within twenty days after service, or a default judgment will be entered. Clerk A F Hazelbaker presides February 9, 1912. Attorney for plaintiff C W Robison.
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