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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1928
Page
8
The text outlines how to choose representative hay samples from a field, selecting tall leafy specimens. It advises cutting close to the ground into bundles, drying on a table in a cool dark room, tying securely, and handling forage crops to preserve leaves and nutrition.
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A spotted fawn appeared on the capitol lawn in Helena in July. A farm worker nursed the animal after it was found neglected, and the farmer may keep the fawn until it can care for itself before release. State Game Warden Hill warns it is illegal to possess wild animals and urges the public not to touch fawns, which may be hidden and rely on the mother.
A short notice in the Examiner highlights that placing a want ad reliably captures reader notice and public interest amid daily listings.
Helena July 7 seven more Montana high schools apply for state accrediting raising this year’s total to 210 from 203 a year ago. Of the 210 schools 187 are public and 18 private or parochial with high school departments.
Beaverhead County surveyors stake repairs on the Montana side of the Beaverhead road branching east of the Brenner ranch and joining the Agency creek road on the Lemhi side. The Agency creek route from Salmon to the Continental divide is repaired this spring with good road and grade, improving travel to Dillon or Armstead and shortening the trip by about 80 miles.
The piece lauds Frank Hazelbaker as a strong candidate for Beaverhead voters. It cites his leadership as president pro tempore and Republican floor leader in Montana and highlights his work on agriculture friendly legislation. Support is expected next Tuesday.
Beaverhead county will construct a new bridge across the Big Hole as part of the state and federal highway program. The bridge, about three miles shorter between Dillon and Butte, starts after the state highway commission awards the contract and should finish when the Lavon to Melrose state road is completed.
Holy Communion at 11 00 a m conducted by Rector H N Tragitt at St James Episcopal Church with a formal church service observed by parishioners.
Beav erhead voter notice from Ben Mallon Wise River Montana seeking the Democratic nomination for County Commissioner from the Big Hole District Born in Bradford Illinois he has lived in Montana 42 years and in Beaverhead County 32 years If nominated and elected he pledges to pursue all proper business before the Board of Commissioners
Republican Albert H. An te, a former First Assistant Attorney General, seeks the Montana Supreme Court seat. He arrived in Helena in 1912 and has practiced law there except for World War I military service. He has eight consecutive years as Assistant Attorney General and has argued cases in district, state supreme, and U.S. Supreme Courts.
County officials review office budgets filed with Clerk Baker and plan inspections of county buildings. The board addresses road repairs near Heavey Ranch, a public highway fence removal, right of way with Beaverhead county, and a $200 contribution for Horse Prairies road work. Petitions to lower property values go to the board of equalization.
County Clerk Baker oversees polling logistics for the upcoming primary as judges of election are named for 21 precincts. Absentee ballots already issued or available by application. Precinct lists include Dillon South Central Red Star garage and many scattered schoolhouses and hotels with named judges awaiting election day duties.
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