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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1920

Page

4

DRIVE ON LUXURY TAXPAYERS TARGETED IN DELINQUENT TAX DRIVE

Flying squads of 175 internal revenue officers will visit Butte and other large cities to pursue delinquent taxes including luxury, soft drink, admission, manufacturer, jewelry and toilet articles taxes. The campaign aims to recover millions with strict penalties for willful evasion and lax record keeping.

Internal Revenue Butte Montana Jas. A. Walsh Bureau of Internal Revenue William M. Williams Special Revenue United States

Butte Population Whispered As Census Figures Linger

Montana faces questions over census counts as whispers claim Butte population is far smaller than prior years and may spark a recount. Officials caution drouth and floating residents skew urban totals, with southern states benefiting from winter migrations and calls for supplemental agricultural data.

Butte Montana Washington Great Falls J. M. Falls Dame Fauls Mr. Faulds California Florida Los Angeles

Yellowstone Park Limits Trout Catch For Visitors In 1920

New regulations at Yellowstone in 1920 reduce daily catches to ten fish within two miles of park highways, with a twenty fish limit beyond that zone. No license required, hooks and lines only, and fish under eight inches must be released if not seriously injured. Fire risk from nearby forests prompted the fishing ban in several streams.

Yellowstone National Park Yellowstone H M. Smith United States Bureau of Fisheries Great Park Bechler River Falls River Mountain Ash Creek Yellowstone Park Bureau of Fisheries National Park Service

Stampede and baseball event planned for Glasgow

The Milk River Stampede company of Hinsdale schedules a three day event at Glasgow July 8 to 10 featuring bull dogging bucking roping and wild horse races. Noted riders Monty Denham Curly Seeley Ailie Seeley and Long George Francis will participate with 75 horses 50 steers and 20 riders expected. Baseball tournament to be held at the city ball park with fast teams promised. The Valley county fairgrounds host the stampede while dancing and music by Glasgow band led by Professor Malanes.

Glasgow Milk River Stampede Company Hinsdale Shimmey Valley County Fairgrounds City Baseball Park Stampede Hester Glasgow Band Malanes Firemen’s Hall

Rainmaker Hatfield Brings $6000 by Rainmaking Try

Hatfield the California rainmaker earned $6000 by creating over an inch of rain near Ephrata Washington about 100 miles wide. He planned to complete the job in 10 days but it took 11, with W S Herman noting the method involved atmospheric chemicals and bombs.

Hatfield California Ephrata Wash Wenatchee W. S. Herman Great Northern

Wool Center Move Prompts Chicago Market Push

William Rea Jr of Billings urges shifting Montana wool trade to Chicago to reduce storage costs and grow Chicago as the U S wool market. He backs western senators' plan for Federal Reserve financing to support the wool growers until a new market for this year's clip forms.

William Rea, Jr Billings Chicago Montana United States Federal Reserve Washington Rea F. R. Marshall Salt Lake City National Wool Growers’ Association Marshall Federal Reserve Bank Harding

Montana highway work set to gain another million

Montana state highway commission plans to add about 1 million to road projects this year, with approximately 3.25 million in contracts let since last October. July lettings include 95A Havre to Hill county line and 65A Cascade county part of the Chateau Sun River project, plus 18 foot paving Lewistown to Roy and a Big Spring creek bridge on July 2.

State Highway Commission Montana Richard 8. Zahniser Mr. Zahniser

Wool buyers invade Beaverhead territory for 26 cent price

Wool buyers from eastern firms have invaded the Dillon area offering 26 cents for Beaverhead clips. J. E. Hample contracted for a large county clip. Other active buyers include William Rea Roscoe Wilson R. W. Boone and R. E H. Foster. Wool delivery to the local warehouse increases as weights are prepared for shipment.

Thearger Dillon J. E. Hample William Rea Roscoe Wilson R. W. Boone R. E H. Foster

Wool market plan backed by Massachusetts growers

The wool growers unanimously support a plan to establish a U S wool market in Chicago. They say financing for the current season should be feasible and the move would lower handling costs by removing freight steps from summer street warehouses to Boston factories.

T& the Chicago Boston Marshall United States Massachusetts Summer Street

Oldest Montana State Senator Henry Ellingson Dies in Big Timber

Henry Ellingson long served Montana the Sweet Grass county area, coming from Norway in 1846 born, arriving in 1881 to Gallatin county, later a Big Timber merchant with a large garage on the Yellowstone Trail. He leaves three sons and three daughters and 22 grandchildren.

Henry Ellingson Sweet Grass County Montana State Senate Big Timber Senator Ellingson House Ellingson Senate Norway America Chicago Pine Woods Wisconsin Minnesota Northwest Gallatin County Montana Melville Valley Yellowstone Trail

Motor Driven Machine Aims at Winding Armatures

A new motor driven device advances winding armatures for electric motors. The project highlights improved efficiency and compact design, showcased by engineers unveiling the mechanism and outlining its potential applications in industry and robotics.

Natal Sets New Peak with 185000 Tons of Sugar Produced

Natal finished the season with a record 185000 tons of manufactured sugar. The surge reflects strong output across the sector and signals rising efficiency in processing facilities.

Natal

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