Record Sheep Inspectors Handle 1 138 198 in 1907
State veterinarian Dr. M. E. Knowles reported 1,138,198 sheep handled by Montana inspectors in 1907. Of these 25,974 native and 150,424 imported were dipped and quarantined. 853,083 were free of disease. Outbreaks in several counties followed improper treatment and shifting sources. The report urges tracing buck herd owners and notes high interstate traffic and disinfection efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Knowles
State Board of Sheep Commissioners
Knowles
Chouteau
Teton
Beaverhead
Rosebud
Oregon
Forsyth
Rosebud County
Montana
Canson
Bucka
Billings
Yellowstone
Dawson
M. &, Knowles
Dry Farm Congress Ticket Sale Details at Salt Lake
The Dry Farm Congress at Salt Lake City runs January 23 to 26 1908 with Oregon Short Line tickets at two cents per mile each way Dillon to Salt Lake. Sales on January 22 and 23 good for return until January 28. Continuous passage limited. Call Caruthers 2021 for rates and sleeper reservations. The Examiner $2.00 annual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dry Farm Congress
Salt Lake
Oregon Short Line
Dillon
Caruthers
Resolutions Adopted by the Wool Growers Convention
The 1908 Helena Montana convention adopts measures urging the creation of a field pathological bureau to study diseases among range livestock and calls for federal funding if needed. It also backs higher interstate stock transport speeds, support for the Co-Operative Live Stock Commission Company, and thanks to Montana leaders and Helena hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Wool] Growers’ Association
Helena
Montana
Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculure
Congress
Co-Operative Live Stock Commission Company
West
Correct English How to Use It monthly guide item
Partial contents of a periodical edited by Josephine Turch Baker include grammar, vocabulary, conversation, usage of shall and will, pronunciations, home and school English, letter writing and punctuation, abbreviations, business English, compound words, and studies in English literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Turch Baker
100 a Year Send 10 Cents for Single Copy
Advertisement states price of 100 dollars yearly and a single copy price of 10 cents with a note about correct English and location Evanston II. The readable fragment implies a marketing plea for a periodical subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanston, II
Examiner
District Court Probate Sale Order for Mary Jane Hamilton Estate
In Beaverhead County Montana the Fifth Judicial District orders heirs to show cause why the executors may sell the real and personal estate of Mary Jane Hamilton deceased. The hearing is set for February 20 1908 at 9 30 am in Dillon to determine private or public sale of the estate with publication of this order in the Dillon Examiner for four weeks. Judge Lew L Callaway signed January 16 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead County
Mary Jane Hamilton
B. F. Whie
Louis Anderson
Dillon
Dillon Examiner
Lew L. Callaway
The Exam Iner Truth Claim Prompt
A single line note hints that claims printed in The Examiner are deemed true. The fragment suggests skepticism about source reliability and invites caution in accepting statements as fact without corroboration.
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Anaconda Standard
Standard
Northwest
Butte
Anaconda, Montana
Wool Growers’ National Convention
Bureau of Animal Industry
America
London
OF the
Dillon Churches
Diion
First Baptist Church
Idaho and
Sebree Streets
Horace W. Tilden
D. D
The
Baptist Parsonage
L. R. Foote
ST. James Episcopal Church
Washington and
Glendale Streets
S. D. Hooker
Presbyterian Church
Pacific and
A. B. Martin
Christian Endeavor
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bannack
Washington Streets
W. A. Winters
Catholic Church
Mages
Lima
Melrose
Rev
D. Foley
Provost & Ripley
Annie Hart
Chas. Perry
E. T. Brock
Prop
Gko. R. Metlen
United States
Oscar C. Findling
Oscar's
Helena Street
Dillon, Montana
E. M. Yeaman
P.O
Huber Bros
Masonic Temple
Dillon, Mont
S. J, Haines
Desians Copynicuts &c
Heras
New York
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