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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1925
Page
4
State Agricultural College Bozeman experts describe Montana tillage experiments funded by state and federal governments. Reading readers urged to file these farm articles away for reference.
President Atkinson told Bozeman visitors that Montana's 1924 crop potential signals strong agricultural future. He urged quality production, outlined soil and water data needs, and stressed using efficient labor and machinery to turn vast lands into profitable farming for incoming settlers.
A Western Pennsylvania farm boy rose to district teacher then medical college, practiced after the Civil War in Pennsylvania oil regions, later moving to Buffalo New York. He promoted remedies later known globally as the Golden Medical Discovery, with over fifty million bottles sold in the United States. A trial package of the tablets is offered for 10 cents via the Dr. Pierce Clinic in Buffalo.
Great Northern officials announce new stockyards and feeding facilities at Havre Montana to serve rising westbound livestock. Plans delayed since 1924 but construction is expected next spring or summer to ease feeding for loads including eight cars from Malta and 32 hogs bound for Spokane and Seattle.
County Agent C H Ruzicka details first ten months of the Yellowstone County Cow Testing Association. The 847 cows averaged 9084 pounds of milk and 339 pounds of butterfat annually, with pasture efficiency driving lower costs per pound of butterfat. Readiness to eliminate unprofitable cows and emphasis on pasture show strong herd value and profitability.
In a continued feature, a Rock Creek massacre survivor recounts fleeing Indians with a swollen foot and a brave run that outpaced Nez Perce pursuit. He recalls Flathead curiosity, a deadly mistaken shot at an ox, and Elliott’s fearful, statuesque last sight on the field.
The Yellow Stone Association reports its cows are producing at a rate that will double the national average within 12 months. Members see growing productivity and value in continuing the cow testing program as development progresses.
Attorney General L A Foot announces his brother Stanley R Foot of Chateau has been named assistant attorney general succeeding T C Ketter. Foot will serve as counsel for the law enforcement department and for the secretary of state, and the board of health, taking over duties Ketter performed over the past year and a half.
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