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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1925
Page
4
Montana extension experts urge individual cow attention in dairy barns. They describe building simple stanchions to feed calves and prevent sucking, reducing indigestion and injury while boosting calf growth and labor efficiency.
Dr. C. A. Schenck, a noted German forester, will join the State University staff as a special lecturer next year. He will teach regular and short course students and offer advanced courses in silvaculture and forest administration. He is regarded as a leading authority on forestry in the U S and Europe and is currently adjunct professor for Oxford University in Darmstadt Germany.
The advertisement touts Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum as a complete daily toilet regimen. It promises cleansing soothing and fragrance with each product priced at 25 cents.
Among Papuans a belief persists that a man guilty of murder is doomed to live in a swamp in the afterlife. The note reflects indigenous ideas about justice and the soul's fate after death.
Montana agronomist Clyde McKee notes seed peas unify farms with canneries in Bitterroot and Gallatin valleys and other western counties. He cites 20 to 25 bushels per acre as average in Gallatin, with top growers reaching 60, and contract prices from 2.25 to 65 dollars per hundred pounds.
The article notes a surge of Montana dude ranches catering to eastern visitors willing to pay premium rates for multi week stays. It lists numerous ranch names and locations including Ovando Augusta Red Lodge Shepherds areas and camps reflecting a thriving new cattlemen era in the state.
Will Ride Wild Horse Paddy Ryan holder of the worlds title as a bronc rider and Bob Askins both of Ismay have signed up for exhibition rides at the Miles City roundup to be held in early July announced by R W Millegan president of the association It is expected Ryan will ride King the famed leader of the north side wild horse herd and Askins will ride Limber Jim one of the hardest bucking horses in the northwest Also Mount Edith Cavell is a mountain peak in Jasper National Park named to honor nurse Edith Cavell.
Montana State College researchers warn of an inevitable U S shortage of horses and mules in coming years and urge conservative breeding of work stock. The piece covers the Northern Montana Corn Show dates in Glasgow November 4 5 and 6 now in its fourth year, butter quality tied to cream grade, sugar beet trials in Teton County with 21 farming partners, widespread interest in poultry among Yellowstone women, Pant Up Month activities in Richland County, a 4 H seed potato project in Phillips County using Sharpless Bliss Triumph seed, a kitchen equipment testing circle in Chateau County, livestock interests in Custer County seeking a feeding yard at Bridgton Mobridge, and Rosebud County’s Grimm alfalfa seed surge.
Dr. Hubert Work and Dr. Elwood Mead will visit Montana June 26 for a two day survey of the Sun River irrigation project. They start in Billings June 25 and will tour through Great Falls and Glacier National Park before continuing to Spokane and the coast. A $3.5 million Beaver Creek storage dam is expected to proceed with soil surveys and farm unit planning following the visit.
The first photograph portrait taken from life was produced by Professor Draper at the University of New York in 1839, marking a landmark in photographic history.
Across multiple counties farmers increase testing of corn varieties at higher altitudes in Lewis and Clark, plant sweet clover forage trials in Madison, and push furrow drill adoption in Fergus and Judith Basin to cut winter kill. Fallon reports Bliss Triumph seed potato certification growth as six farmers apply.
The Casper Chamber of Commerce endorses a 4 Billings Cheyenne air mail link with Casper as base. Wyoming Airways would hold the mail contract, using three planes from Casper with hangars and field ready, awaiting a government contract. Walter Storey says government approval is the sole hurdle.
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