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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1919

Page

5

Senate Accepts Myers Amendment for Farmers

Senate approves Senator Myers amendment to permit homesteaders in drought regions to leave their claims and seek work in 1919. The measure waives seven months residence requirements and allows final proof without residence or cultivation if an affidavit is filed. The House is expected to agree.

Washington Senate Myers House Secretary of the Interior

County Board to Meet for Corrections in 1899

Twenty years ago the board of county commissioners will convene on August 12 1899 as a board of correction to adjust assessments raised by the board of equalization. If Beaverhead county keeps its classification the county’s salaries and revenues may shift with a new sixth class. Milan and other local business moves include Cox and Pyle selling holdings to Gov. White and Matt Johnson.

Board of County Commissioners Board of Correction Board of Equalization Beaverhead County Messrs. Cox & Pyle B. F. White Matt Johnson Dillon Grasshopper Creek EH. W. Slack J. B. Poindexter Matt Orr Blacktail Creek Chas. H. Padley George H. Roberts Boise Idaho Martin Barrett Horse Prairie The Postal Telegraph Co Salt Lake City Butte

Emergency freight rates aid drought relief in northwest

The railroad administration announced emergency freight rates after a U S Department of Agriculture conference to move cattle from Montana Wyoming and North Dakota to pasture states. Rates cut feed shipments to half with limited exclusions, and transit rates extend two months. An office opens in Billings Montana and a distributing station in St Paul Minnesota to locate pastures and feed and manage animal movement.

Washington,d Northwest Railroad Administration United States Department of Agriculture Montana Wyoming North Dakota Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi River Department of Agriculture Southwest Bureau of Animal Industry Billings Mont St. Paul Minn

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