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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1926

Page

2

Montana Crop Conditions Improve Across the State

A weekly Montana Department of Agriculture report confirms excellent moisture and strong growth. Cool, rainy weather revived grains, beets, corn, potatoes, and alfalfa. pastures and livestock are in good to excellent condition with ample labor and widespread cutting and planting underway.

Wekly Department of Agriculture Montana Extension Service Blaine Cascade Chouteau Range Wood Custer South Side North Side Fallon Fergus Gallatin Judith Basin Lincoln Tabor Madison Phillips Roosevelt Sanders Yelowstone Drouth Missoula McCone

Monarch Silver and Lead Mining to Resume Operations Near Neihart

Dan Tracy announces the Monarch Silver & Lead Mining Company will renew operations on several Barker district claims near Neihart. The Calgary formed company, capitalized at 250000, plans to recover silver and lead with a 1 dollar par value stock, adding 100 jobs later as Hughesville and Block P. Mining expand with new mill, shaft, and tram.

Monarch Silver and Lead Mining Company Dan Tracy Barker Neihart Great Falls Monarch Silver & Lead Mining Company H. E. Haney Monarch H. P., Brown F. R. van de Putte Roy Thorson Hughesville John H. Case Tracy Monarch Company T. J. Vaughan Rhys Block P. Mining Company Northwest Rhys T. C. Power

Montana Legion Demands Decentralization of Welfare Fund

At the Great Falls convention the Montana department of the American Legion passed a resolution drawn by Larry Doyle demanding decentralization of the $5,000,000 child welfare endowment, discharge of high salaried directors, and a full investigation of the Indianapolis division. The measure urges Philadelphia's upcoming convention to probe the program, scrap excess overhead, and ensure funds serve their original purpose.

Larry M. Doyle National American Legion National Auxiliary 46 and 8 Society Montana Department of the Legion Great Falls National Organization Indianapolis S. M. Larry Doyle Montana C. E H. Pew Veterans’ Welfare Commission Doyle Rainbow Theatre Charles L. Sheridan Philadelphia National Convention of the American Legion St. Paul Auxiliary 40 and 8 Society Legion National Executive Committee The American Legion United States State Department Cal

Higgins Now Tells Of Wife's Troubles

Local man H W Higgins of Missoula praises Karnak the master health builder. He says his wife, once in a rundown nervous state with insomnia and poor appetite, improved after starting Karnak and now sleeps well eats well and seems like a different person. Bottles cost $1 10 and are available from listed druggists.

Higgins H. W. Higgins Cedar St Missoula Mont Karnak

Butte Prepares For Big Fourth in 4th of July Festivities

Gladway carnival grounds open Monday signaling the start of a lavish Independence Day celebration in Butte. The program features flying acts, parades, pageants at Clark Park with radio amplification for 700 singers, patriotic exercises, a prizefight, harness racing revival, and a two to three day schedule drawing 15 000 to 20 000 visitors.

Butte Gladway Mississippi River Columbia Gardens Immelmann Sky Montana Royal Nonesuch Clark Park Broadway Dempsey and Gibbons Shelby Chick Suggs New England Shade Dixie Lahood Montana Flash

Fur Bearing Animals Offer High Returns for Blue Fox

There is no line of animal husbandry that will bring you the returns that Fur Bearing Animal will, particularly the Blue Fox. Three ways to begin. Full details on request. West Coast Livestock Co. 218 Marion St. Seattle Washington.

West Coast Livestock CO Marion St Seattle Washington

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