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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1908

Page

4

Stockman decries cattle dipping rules in Mont

A June 20 1908 letter from Bert Orr of Whitelash Montana to the Havre Plaindealer argues that small Montana stock owners bear the burden of cattle dipping regulations. He notes widespread dipping cost and limited benefits, cites Chicago quarantine losses, and claims dipping in St Paul will not aid cattle roaming the Montana ranges. He urges relief and outlines submitting applications to Senators Carter Dixon or Representative Pray for bureau action.

Sweet Grass Hills Whitelash Mont Havre Plaindealer Havee Montana Chicago St. Paul Tangea Bureau of Animal Industry Bert Orr Carter Dixon Pray

How to Get Trout Fry from Government Hatcheries

Major M D Baldwin reports that the U S government maintains a fisheries bureau in Washington under commerce and labor. Fish hatcheries operate nationwide including Bozeman Montana. Flathead county residents may apply to the commissioner for supplies to stock waters, with requests specifying fish type. The bureau will provide various edible freshwater fish to landlocked waters but will not supply bass or pickerel for trout habitats.

M. D. Baldwin Montana Kalliapell Bee United States Bureau of Fisheries Washington, D. C Department of Commerce and Labor George W. Bowers Bozeman Mont Flathead County

Why It Rained And The Western Rainfall Mystery

A Butte mining engineer proposes a theory linking abundant rain to settlement and irrigation plus many small storage reservoirs. He attributes changes to a shifted warm ocean current affecting Oregon Washington Vancouver Island and Alaska, noting Montana’s record rainfall and mild winter as part of a broader pattern.

Pacific Ocean Aleutian Island Vancouver Island Kamchatka Siberia Nome Alaskan Oregon Washington Alaska British Columbia Montana

Beet Pulp Cattle Prices Hit New Highs in Chicago Report

Montana cattle fattened on beet pulp and alfalfa meal fetched record prices at Chicago for Billings Sugar Co. Twelve loads of beet pulp and a half meal fed cattle sold Monday produced 73 head averaging 1428 pounds at 7.85 and 141 head at 1364 pounds at 7.60. Known previous top was 7.00. The cattle, Montana natives branded, were supervised by A B Crosa, superintendent of the company’s feeding operations.

Chicago Billings Sugar Co Billings Mont Montana A. B. Crosa

Dillon Fourth Promises Gala Day Attracting Visitors

The Eagle Will Scream previews a busy Dillon Fourth with Erne vs McCarthy in a nestling match and three exciting races at the fair grounds. Two top independent ball games, saloon ascensions, a grand fireworks display, a Dillon Theatre ball, and special excursion rates accompany lodging tips as Strangers welcomed on lawns marked free.

Erne McCarthy Dillon Fair Grounds Hungate Melrose Noyes Wisdom Treanery Butte Kinnear Paul Stahl Best Dilllon Jones’ Independents Butte Northwest Dillon Theatre Dillon Band Public Comfort Committee

Unclear excerpt on cattle pricing and trade impact

Fragmentary report notes dissatisfaction with a deal and mentions abundant taing in the Billings country and expectations of better prasa. The text is garbled, but suggests a trader or shipper commenting on cattle value and profits.

High Beef Prices and Market Tensions Across Cities

The Eastern cities complain about high beef prices while packers blame scarcity of cattle and growers claim packers take the best profits. Prices show no decline despite financial panic. concessions in steel and building materials appear, but living costs remain hard for low incomes. authors note monetary expansion as a factor, referencing the bimetallist view.

Bimetalliata Great Falls Tribune

Higgins Arrested in Live Wire Case

Higgins was arrested in the live wire fraud case after the R. J. Johannes firm realized they had been duped. He will be brought to Butte for a hearing later in Justice Joran's court, per the Miner.

R. J. Johannes Higgins Butte

For Rent Four Room Brick Cottage Near Dillon Bakery

Classified note offers a four room brick cottage for rent with inquiries directed to Dillon Bakery at 431f Read the Braminer all the net.

Dillon Bakery

Notice to creditors in estate of Sarah Elizabeth Fox

In Beaverhead County Montana District Court the administrator Chauncey R Brown announces claims against the estate of Sarah Elizabeth Fox must be presented within four months after first publication with vouchers at J B Poindexter Dillon Montana. Dated June 20 1908.

District Court State State of Montana Beaverhead Sarah Elizabeth Fox J. B. Poindexter Dillon Chauncey R. Brown

Five room house and three lots for sale on North Washington

Property listing for a five room house and three lots on North Washington Street. Inquiries directed to J. P. Campeau. No further details provided.

Washington St J. P. Campeau

Brick cottage inquiry at Dillon Bakery

A brief notice invites inquiries about a brick cottage and directs readers to Dillon Bakery for details. The item also mentions a subscription to the Examiner.

Notice of hearing on mortgage of estate realty

In the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District of Montana Beaverhead County the estate of David Burke deceased. Mary A. Burke executrix filed a petition to mortgage estate real estate with a hearing set for July 25 1908 at the Clerk of Court office Dillon Montana. Objections to granting petition may be made on or before hearing. F A Hazelbaker Clerk. Dated July 1 1908. First publication July 1 1908.

Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Beaverhead David Burke Mary A. Burke Dillon F. A. Hazelbaker

When You Come Home Late and Light Up

An advertisement extols electric lighting, claiming no matches or stumbling in the dark and that the cost is not high. It invites readers to visit and see the best light available, promising convenience and quality without extra expense.

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