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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1926

Page

2

Iceless Refrigerators From Montana State College

Montana women on farms and in towns show strong interest in iceless refrigerators. Plans and specifications were requested in record numbers during April and early May. The device uses evaporating water to cool, with a cloth-covered open shelf frame kept moist by a top water pan, needing shade and a 65 degree approximate cooling, suitable where cloth dries rapidly.

Montana Miriam Hawkins Montana Extension Service Miss Hawkins

Build a four sided ventilated shelf case with Canton flannel cover

Instructions by Miss Hawkins describe a four sided strong shelf unit on four short legs with three sided screening and a rustless front door. The cover uses Canton flannel with removable buttons on tape, moistening strips at the top as wicks, weekly washable extra cover, enamel paint optional, and non rusting screening. The design lists dimensions and materials for a refrigerator style unit including height four feet eight inches, base twenty four inches square, eleven inch shelf spacing, zinc screening, and required boards, hinges, buttons, tape, and flannel.

Hawkins

Lettered Testimonial for Pierce's Favorite Prescription

Mrs Roy Boyer of Coeur d Alene Idaho reports dramatic relief from back pain nervous weakness and general ill health after using Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She credits the remedy with restoring her health within days and urges others to obtain tablets or liquid or request a trial package by sending 10 cents to Dr Pierce's Invalids Hotel Buffalo New York.

Coeur d’Alene Idaho Doctor Pierce Roy Boyer West Garden Ave Dr. Pierce Invalids’ Hotel Buffalo N. Y

North Montana agricultural college on paper at Fort Assinniboine

The Board of Examiners will send two clerks to Fort Assinniboine to audit state property tied to the North Montana agricultural and manual training school. Chancellor Brannon doubts the school's feasibility. much of the land and buildings were salvaged or repurposed after parts of the Fort were allocated to state institutions.

Board of Examiners Fort Assinniboine State R. C. Hugenin Lee Dennis Havre North Montana Agricultural and Manual Training School North Montana Brannon United States Fort Assiniboine Agricultural College North Montana Experiment Station State College Hugenin Frank Bossuet

Shelby Votes Bond for 12 inch Water Main

Shelby voters approved a $45000 bond to install a 12 inch water main from the Marias river to Shelby storage tanks. The measure carried 114 for and 35 against with completion by October 15 next.

Shelby Marias River

Moonshine Fatality At Geraldine Ranch

John Calvin aged 45 was found dead at his ranch near Geraldine from drinking excessive liquor likely moonshine he produced himself. Coroner E L Crawford of Fort Benton said an inquest was unnecessary.

John Calvin Geraldine E. L. Crawford Fort Benton

Canadian Farm Tour Seeks Record Participation

A July 8 to 10 crop tour to Canada aims to educate about 1000 farmers from Sheridan, Daniels, Roosevelt, Valley, Richland and Prairie Counties. County agents Ostby and Warden plan routes to Indian Head Station near Regina, with M. M. Oliphant joining as assistant agent. Oliphant will lead extension work on Huntley Project under Montana Extension Service and U S Reclamation Service.

Montana State College Acccomodate Canada Sheridan Daniels Roosevelt Valley Richland Prairie Counties M. P. Ostby Sheridan County A. W. Warden Daniels County Indian Head Experiment Station Regina M. M. Oliphant Smith-Hughes Sweet Grass County Montana Extension Service Mr. Oliphant Huntley Yellowstone County United States Reclamation Service

Illinois Pipe Line to Build 20 Mile Shelby Pipeline

W A Miller of Findlay Ohio announces immediate construction of a six inch trunk oil line from Kevin Sunburst field center to Shelby length about 20 miles with a cost over 200000 dollars. The line will connect with existing leases to move crude to Shelby reducing costs and congestion. Proceeding to June 16 completion with 70 000 barrel storage tanks in Shelby and relocation of Illinois Pipe Line headquarters to Shelby.

W. A. Miller Johnson Refinery Findlay Ohio Ilnoise Pipe Line Company Shelby Jahmson Kevin- Sunburst Sunburst Great Northern Railway Ilinois Pipe Line Company Sweetgrass Canada Mr. Miller James A. Johnson J. W. Johnson Illinois Pipe Line Company Johnson Company

Two Die From Auto Accident Near Baker

Two men died from injuries after an automobile crash ten miles north of Baker. One victim, a salesman for Newelwin stone wholesale of Minneapolis, died on arrival at Miles City hospital. Lou Tims, Miles City manager for the same company, died hours earlier. Karl Johnson, a merchant, will recover.

Buckley Raiders Baker Miles City Newelwinston Minneapolis Lou Tims Karl Johnson

Whitetail Well Not Yet Salted, Exploration Expands

Albert Nelson of the Glasgow Exploration Co reports crude oil found in a 42-foot water well at Whitetail 20 miles northeast of Scobey. He leases 2,000 acres on a promising structure, while initial oil samples show 65 percent kerosene with no gasoline and a seepage theory. Local interest grows as leasing and drill plans hinge on lab analyses to confirm crude oil and potential commercial production.

Albert Nelson Daniels County Whitetail Scobey Glasgow Exploration Company Nelson Montana Kevin-Sunburst Westland Oil Company Hans Heinrichson

Montana Wire Project to Build Northern Transcontinental Line

Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph plans a 2225 mile northern transcontinental line from Chicago through Minneapolis Fargo Bismarck Montana Spokane to Seattle using 1,360,000 pounds of copper from the Anaconda mill. Open wire on existing poles with some new poles, 36 to 40 per mile, ends in Chicago.

Montana Glendive Billings Helena Missoula Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company J. N. Whittinghill Great Falls Anaconda Copper Mining Company United States Denver Salt Lake City San Francisco el Paso Los Angeles Chicago Minneapolis Fargo Bismark Spokane Seattle

Ideal Montana Farm Year Predicted by Rail Expert

Agricultural agent J. D. O'Donnell of the Great Northern notes record crop conditions across Montana aided by timely May rains. He cites an improved farmer class, general statewide rainfall, and an early start benefiting production, with sugar beet growth pioneering in Northern Montana and a Chinook factory in use.

Montana J. D. O'Donnell Great Northern Railroad O’donnell O'Donnell Chinook Yelowstone Valley

Pekin Bombardment Letter From Marine in Pekin

A letter to Mr and Mrs James of St Ignatius from their son Paul recounts his experience of the first bombardment at Pekin China. He is now a sergeant in the Marine Corps at the American legation in Pekin and has befriended Prince Pu and Princess Pu. Prince Pu is a grandson of the empress during the Boxer revolt and brother to the boy emperor.

Pekin James, Kerns St. Ignatius Paul Mission Valley Ching Marine Corps American Legation Princess Pu Prince Pu

Two-Headed Calf Born At Hinsdale Home

A calf born near Hinsdale at the Herman Vogel residence attracted attention as two heads emerged from the neck behind the jaws. Each head is fully formed with two eyes and a mouth, and each side shows an ear in its proper position.

Herman Vogel Hinsdale

Scotch Shortbread and Tea Time Lessons at Mrs Davidson’s

A nostalgic kitchen scene unfolds with Mrs. Davidson guiding a cookery lesson in Scotch shortbread and scones. The narrator records precise ingredients and steps from Old Country recipes, notes substitutions, and observes tea time rituals, including New Year foot superstition and family sharing of treats.

Scotland

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