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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1918

Page

2

Drought Crisis Spurs Federal Aid Push for Montana Farms

In Havre last week a meeting of farm bureau presidents from Teton Phillips Hill Valley Chouteau Toole and Blaine counties outlined a plan to gather county data on crop production and livestock. They expect results by July 22 as they seek federal assistance not from state or local banks but via a national program to sustain farm families and feed the war effort.

Havre Farm Bureau Charles D. Greenfield Mr. Greenfield Teton Phillips Hill, Valley Chouteau Toole Blaine Wilson W. M. Beers Montana Prof Currier Bozeman Greenfield

Bean Flour as Meat Substitute Gains Notice in Cookery

Armour & Co domestic science notes a new dried navy bean flour milled like corn flour with 26.3 percent protein and strong keeping qualities. It suits gravies breads and muffins and may replace some wheat in yeast breads, offering a nutritious meat substitute amid rising meat costs.

Britain Domestic Science Department of Armour & Co John Prescott Adams

Montanan Dies on Tuscania Confirmed

Word reached Geyser that Virgil C. Cook of the town died when the troopship Tuscania was sunk off the British coast. The death occurred months ago, with confirmation arriving only last week.

Tuscania Trish Virgil C. Cook Cook

Dairymen Urged to Dehorn Dairy Cattle Practices

An article urges dairymen to remove horns from dairy cows citing reduced milk impact and safety. It discusses methods for dehorning including restraint in chutes, clipping or sawing horns, and humane options for calves under two weeks, noting show cattle exceptions.

Plant Dry Land Alfalfa In Rows Says Pete Snelson

Reader Pete Snelson argues alfalfa grows reliably only in rows. He describes deep plowing, firm moist seedbed, light coverage, and early planting to develop deep roots for semi arid farming success.

Pete Snelson

Montana Calf Club Members Impress With Letters

About 356 Montana boys and girls belong to Calf clubs showing strong interest. Letters responding to a circular reveal care for calves, with notes describing feeding, water, grass, and weights around 300 pounds. Sample letter from June 23, 1918, includes sender L. M. D. Bozeman area contact W. E. Tomson.

Montana W. E. Tomson Bozeman Mont

State flour bound car leaves local mills for France

A sixth flour car bound for France has departed from local mills as Montana towns report varied crop prospects and new civic projects. Fort Benton notes 25 bushels per acre expected. Havre and Malta file incorporations and celebrate thrift efforts. Missoula fights forest fires while a large two thousand man force gathers.

Scobey France Fort Benton Havre Havre Construction Company Highwood Wolf Point Musselshell Lewistown Malta Great Northern Milwaukee Belgrade James Corcoran Missoula Jose Spannigal Butte Plentywood Deer Lodge Rotary Club Gilman County Farm Bureau Phillips County Fergus County Big Timber Caliborn Camp Lewis Anthony Smith Browning Brother van Sky-Pilot Flatwillow Harlem Otto Hahn R. P. Flint

Man Found Guilty In Missoula Train Liquor Case

United Stratas v. George L. Evans ended with a verdict of guilty for transporting intoxicating liquor on a passenger train from Missoula to dry territory in Washington. Evans received 100 days in jail and a $100 fine plus costs after admitting to aiding a friend by placing 73 pints of whiskey in a suitcase aboard a westbound train.

United Stratas George L. Evans Missoula Washington Evans Bourquin Sullivan’s Bar Ivans Spokane Jlis Curley

Agricultural Lands for sale in western Montana

Lands priced from 10 to 20 dollars per acre with 10 percent down and 10 yearly payments at six percent interest. Logged-off grounds of Anaconda Copper Mining. dairying suited to timbered western Montana. pasture conversion, hogs and poultry, fruits berries gardens and crops all prosper. We offer land values fixed by experienced appraisers and assist in locating suitable sites.

Anaconda Copper Mining Company Montana

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