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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1910

Page

2

Explaining Thunder and Lightning Fear in 1906

Donald Cameron Shafer argues fear of lightning is instinctive and outlines why lightning is not as deadly as feared. He compares weather physics, notes the rarity of lightning fatalities, and debunks common myths about storms and lightning rods, concluding that modern reinforced concrete buildings provide best protection.

Donald Cameron Shafer Country Life In America New York Cameron Earth England Literary Digest

Coldest Place in the World Revealed by Equatorial Balloon

The lowest atmospheric temperature, 119.7 degrees below zero Fahrenheit, was recorded on August 30, 1908, by a sound ing balloon at 12 miles above Shirati in Victoria Nyanza. The finding highlights the stratosphere isothermal layer and equatorial temperature extremes per the Royal Observatory expedition report.

North Pole Equator Shirati Victoria Nyanza Scientific American New York Teisserenc de Bort Equatorial Tropics Africa Beson Elias Royal Observatory Lindenberg Observatory Literary Digest

Montana Crops Boosted by Irrigation and Dry Farming

J H Hall tours Yellowstone County and cites strong Montana crop potential. He notes irrigated lands yield well, dry farming under severe tests, and expects 1910 yields to exceed 1909 as rains improve and experiment station guidance aids settlers.

J. H. Hall Bureau of Agriculture, Labor and Industry Yellowstone County Judith Basin Great Falls Montana Alberta Manitoba Montana Agricultural Experiment Station Montana Experiment Station Helena

Montana Says Prize Fight Film Is Prohibited

The Montana attorney general states that showing the Jeffries Johnson prize fight via moving pictures violates state law. Displaying felonies by film is a misdemeanor with possible fine or imprisonment, and the law should be strictly enforced according to Albert J. Galen. Hel ena.

Montana Reno Albert J. Galen Helena

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Tention B. F. White J. H. Gilbert Beaverhead J. Rob’t Morton Gibbonsville Stage Divide J. P. Lossl W. C. Orr K. E. T. Brock Hotel Grant Grant, Mont Woodman Lessee Eph Stoller the Examiner
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