State's Yield of Farm Crops
Montana's 1907 farm output valued around 20 million dollars with corn, wheat, oats, barley, rye, flaxseed and potatoes yielding large totals. Spring wheat 4,003,000 bushels on 139,000 acres at 81 cents. oats 11,760,000 bushels from 240,000 acres at 46 cents. barley 646,000 bushels. rye 45,000 bushels. flaxseed 463,000 bushels on 34,000 acres at 81 cents. Irish potatoes 2,700,000 bushels from 18,000 acres at 50 cents. hay 850,000 tons from 500,000 acres at 9.50 per ton. Also discusses pure-bred draft mares pricing and distribution strategies to boost the horse breeding industry.
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Montana
Washington
C. C. Clark
Crop Reporting Board
Bureau of Statistics
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Market for Draft Horses at International Live Stock Show
The International Live Stock exposition showcased strong demand for high class stallions and mares with packed stalls and brisk sales. Firms reported multiple sales to buyers and prospects, Canadian exhibitors showing closed transactions, while buyers noted prices were high but reflects full value of the animals.
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Europe
Breedera’ Gazette
Wolf bounty drives Big Hole stockmen to fund extermination
Wolves in the Big Hole basin spur stock growers to back a new bounty fund. A $25 per wolf special bounty is planned, with state rewards added, and funds placed with Charles E. Miller to pay swiftly. Jorgen Jorgenson has shipped 100 head for Hansen Co. and totals 300 to 400 head moved recently.
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A. R. Jacobs
State Bank
Dillon
Big Hole
Miases Rebecca
Alice Lawrence
High School
Normal College
Bowen
Jorgen Jorgenson
Hansen Co
Butte
Jorgenson
Forest Service
Wolfer
Charles E. Miller
Dairy course at Montana Agricultural College Bozeman
From January 20 to 25 the dairy department offers a free farmer's course covering judging feeding handling and management of dairy stock calf rearing and creamery processes. Participants will see multiple milk separators and learn Babcock testing and milking machine operation. Women gardeners and butter makers are invited. lodging is available nearby at $4 to $10 per week.
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Montana Agricultural College
Bozeman
Agricultural College
The
Dry Farm Congress Ticket Sale in Salt Lake
At the Dry Farm Congress in Salt Lake City January 23 to 26 1908 the Oregon Short Line offers tickets Dillon to Salt Lake at two cents per mile each way. Tickets go on sale January 22 and 23 and are valid to return until January 28. Continuous passage in each direction is required. For rates and sleeper reservations contact S S Caruthers agent.
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Dry Farm Congress
Salt Lake
Oregon Short Line
Dillon
Ss. S. Caruthers
For Sale 150 Head Short Horn Cattle and Beef Hay
For sale 150 head of short horn cattle including cows, steers, and heifers. Also 250 tons of good beef hay available. Hay can be fed on the ranch or sold in stock. Describes the offering as one of the best in the valley. Contact W. F. Drummey.
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Drummey
Snowfall Deficient Through November and December 1907
The report notes general snowfall deficiency in November and December 1907 with low mountain accumulations except in Bitter Root ranges. Most snow fell at higher temperatures and did not drift much, leaving soils dry and ready to absorb moisture. Compared with a year ago, statewide conditions are less favorable for abundant stream flows.
Reward For Return Of Branded Saddle Horse
A $10 reward offered for the return of a saddle horse raised by Chas. Berber. The horse wore a halter and shoes, and bore an S brand on the jaw and a B brand on the left thigh. W. C. Orr, Dillon.
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Chas. Berber
W. C. Orr
Dillon
Percheron Stallion for Sale at Dillon Bank
One two year old Percheron Stallion pedirgee is offered for sale at the State Bank of Dillon with a negotiable price. For particulars contact H. E. See Dell Montana by phone or address.
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State Bank of
Dillon
Montana
Directory of the Dillon Churches and Service Hours
Directory lists Sabbath and weekly services for Dillon churches with pastors and times. St James Episcopal and other congregations in Dillon, Lima and Melrose schedules provided for Holy Communion, prayers, Bible study, and Sunday school.
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Dillon
Idaho
Sebree Streets
Horace W. Tilden
D. D
The
Baptist Parsonage
Z. R. Foote
ST. James Episcopal Church
Washington and
Glendale Streets
S. D. Hooker
Presbyt Sarian Church
Pacific and
A. HB. Martin
Christian Endeavor
Order to Show Cause in Estate of William A Stanchfield
In Beavershead County Montana the District Court orders all interested parties to appear January 10 1908 at 10 am in Dillon to show cause why the administratrix Mary E Stanchfield should not be granted an order to sell all mining property of the deceased estate. Publication in Dillon Examiner four weeks. December 13 1907. LEW L CALLAWAY Judge. First publication December 18 1907.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaveshead County
William A. Stanchfield
Mary E. Stanchfield
Court House
Dillson
Dillon Examiner
Dillon
Lew L, Callaway
Correct English Use in a Monthly Magazine
Partial contents list items like Course in Grammar How to Increase One s Vocabulary The Art of Conversation Shall and Will Should and Would Pronunciations and Correct English in Home School Letter-Writing Punctuation Alphabetic Abbreviations Business English for the Business Man Compound Words Studies in English Literature.
Evanston Ad Calls for Agents Wanted
Classified notice seeking agents with a rate of $1.90 yearly and offering 10 cents for a single copy. The ad emphasizes correct English and lists Evanston, Illinois as the location.
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Evanston, Ill
Bargain on dwelling with three rooms and pantry
A dwelling with three rooms a large pantry and a closet is advertised as a bargain. For details call at the Examiner office.
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Examiner Office
Examiner Style Riddles Declared News Truth
Punning note explains that if it appears in The Examiner it is news and true. The quirky claim frames the paper as the sole gatekeeper of veracity and prompts readers to trust the headlines.
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