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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1916

Page

9

Regulations on Infantile Paralysis Issued by Montana Board

Helena July 12. Montana reports only three poliomyelitis cases in eighteen months. Health officers are urged to isolate patients and screen rooms, placard houses with Poliomyelitis Here in six inch letters, report cases promptly, and handle nasal discharges with care to prevent spread. Now is the time to register.

Helena Montana State Board of Health D. W. F. Cogswell

New Section Added to Homestead Act

The act proposes adding Section 7 to the 1909 Homestead Law to allow entry of lands not contiguous to a prior entry provided final proof has been submitted. The Montana crop report notes plentiful rainfall and warm days boosting crops including wheat oats barley flax corn alfalfa and garden produce.

Montana Weather Bureau

Melrose Notes Record Local Travel and Health Updates

Melrose daily notes list several visitors from Butte Dillon Reichle and Reichle residents. Henry Bighorn underwent appendicitis surgery in Butte. Haying has started with good rye yields for dry farmers amid late spring.

Alex Leggett Butte Melrose Carl Nelson George Jewell Dillon D. Swafford Jesse Dr. Lee of Jacob Hartwig Reichle Alois Fossier

Homestead Entry Rules Clarified in 1916 Act

The act sets conditions for patents on added homestead land, requiring residence and cultivation for added entries, with a distance allowance of up to twenty miles if the entryman resides on the original entry. It preserves soldiers' additional homestead rights under revised statutes and emphasizes prompt action to register.

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