Montana paper registration details prompt readers on mail status
The notice records filing dates and mailing status for a Dil lon Montana newspaper}. It notes the paper entered on September 20, 1902, as second class matter under Congress. It lists ship times at 3:35 am 9:40 am 1:58 pm and 7:45 pm.
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Dillon
Montana
Congress
Montana Legislature Passes New Seed Law for Farmers
The law allows county commissioners to supply up to ten thousand dollars worth of seed grain upon a 100-farmer petition. If more is needed, a special election will be held after notice, with voter approval enabling county purchase and provision of seed to financially unable farmers. Farmers must apply with acreage and seed needs, pledging their property as security, and repay by October 1 with a 6 percent interest loan.
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Board of Commissioners
Seed grain sale terms for county applicants
The growing crop title and the grain grown from the seed remain in the county until the debt including interest is fully paid. Seed grain must be provided to applicants at actual cost plus transportation and hauling charges.
Poisonous Montana Plants Endangering Livestock
Montana reports identify Larkspur Lupine Death Camas and Loco as chief poisonous plants. Larkspur mainly harms cattle with no effective treatment. Lupine and Death Camas threaten sheep, with Lupine dangerous when seeds form late August to early September. Prevention centers on preventing grazing, while Death Camas may be treated with permanganate of potash and Loco harms multiple stock, with recovery possible if land avoidance is practiced.
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Montana
Women Considered for Forest Fire Lookouts in Montana
District officials from the forest service and national forests discuss using women as fire lookouts and smoke chasers for the coming season. The move follows a manpower shortage as many men have entered military service, with 600 to 700 men previously on patrol unavailable.
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Missoula
Forest Service
R. H. Rutledge
Forest Service to Hire Women as Firefighters This Season
Officials note past difficulty filling positions with suitable men and say before hiring women the pool of forestry students and men past draft age will deplete. They predict the entry of the gentler sex into fire response for the coming season.
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Forest Service
Local Play Rendered At Stone Creek School House
The Old Oaken Bucket a four act drama was staged last Saturday evening at the Stone Creek school house. Stone Creek beach residents formed the cast with Florence Bray Lizzie Libby Crittenden Lee Rei and others delivering lively turns.
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Stone Creek
Stone Creek Beach
Florence Bray
Lizzie
Libby Crittenden
Lee Rei
Reuben Hardacre
Nephi Hansen
Martha Hardacre
G. Whillikens
Ben Johnson
G. Whillikins
J. F. Ragen
Mary Jones
Jack Lane Every
Barney McGurkney
William Mason
Jim Bray
Will Appoint Delegate to Attend Convention
A. L. Stone has been asked to appoint a delegation from the county to attend the National Association convention at the LaSalle hotel in Chicago on the 16th. On the 15th Mrs. Charles Burrall Pike hosts a tea at the University Club for visiting ladies. County residents planning a Chicago trip in support of universal military training should contact Mr. Stone to represent the county.
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A. L. Stone
National Association
Mr. Stone
Pantages Show Delights City. Vaudeville Hits Hartwig Theater
The first high class vaudeville show in the city drew a packed Hartwig theater crowd last Wednesday. All five big acts won applause and Lew Potter was largely responsible for bringing the show here with his effort and expense. After the performance the Pantages orchestra played a cabaret at The Metlen hotel.
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Hartwig Theater
Lew Potter
Metlen
Spannuth Cattle Co Formed In Stock Business Venture
The Spannuth Cattle Co is incorporated to operate in the stock business in the state. The new firm's land covers 2521 acres including Thompson creek ranch homesteads of Wesley and Dana Miller and the Allen Plimpton place, sold by Chas E H Miller in the Big Hole Basin area.
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Spannuth Cattle Co
Chas. E H. Miller
Thompson Creek
Wesley
Dana Miller
Allen Plimpton Place
Big Hole Basin
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