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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1911

Page

2

Reclaiming Alkali Land Through Drainage and Leaching

Spokane expert Stephen CO. Jayne explains that alkali soils in arid districts rise due to capillary action as water evaporates. He urges deep drains and heavy irrigation to wash out salts, followed by stable manure to restore soil health, and warns prevention is best.

Spokane Washington Stephen CO. Jayne United States Reclamation Service United States Department of Agriculture

Notice of Collections Ahead for Unpaid Accounts

All accounts due me and not paid by January 1 1911 will be placed in the hands of an attorney for collection. 17 t1 E. T. Brock The Examiner two dollars and ninety nine cents per year.

New Montana Weights and Measures Law Expands County Clerk Duties

Clerk and Recorder John S. Baker will gain duties under a sweeping state weights and measures act to begin August 1. Merchants must have scales and devices inspected by deputy sealers, or face fines from 25 to 500 dollars for violations. annual inspections follow for most devices, with six month checks for hay and track scales. The act treats short weight or measure as fraud, with deputy sealers empowered to arrest violators without warrants.

John S. Baker Httle Montana Secretary of State Milman Railroad Company Aipvices

Taft frees land for farming and adjusts forest holdings

President Taft signed proclamations reassigning land in California Idaho Montana Nevada and South Dakota from national forests to agriculture or forestry uses. Additional transfers affect the Sioux regions and Idaho Payette area with hundreds of acres moved. Also Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul introduces lighter bedding on Southwest Limited trains replacing wool blankets with bedspreads for summer comfort.

Washington Taft California Idaho Montana Nevada South Dakota Payette Weiser Mono National Forest Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company Ita Southwest Limited Chicago Kansas City

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