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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1908
Page
2
The article argues for integrating practical agricultural education into high schools drawing on Morrill Act ideals. It notes current curricula neglect farming needs, proposes courses in soil science, farm mechanics, dairying, crop management, and stock feeding, and suggests aligning with farmers’ sons to sustain rural life.
The article champions integrating agriculture into high school curricula to reach more students. It cites early efforts in Menominee Wisconsin Waterford Pennsylvania and Norton County Kansas and notes Georgia has approved a farm school in each congressional district. It argues agriculture breeds practical knowledge and urges careful, slow implementation suited to local conditions.
A $10 reward is offered for the return of a sorell saddle horse raised by Chas Berber. The horse wore a halter and shoes and bore a brand of S on the jaw and B on the left thigh. Information to W C Orr in Dillon.
A lost pocket book containing bills and papers is found. The finder should return it to The Examiner office for a liberal reward.
The Trust Company of America against The Dillon Electric Light and Power Company to be sold at sheriff's sale on March 31 1908 at 11 a.m. at the Beaverhead County Court House Dillon Montana. It includes ordinance No forty four 54 granting franchise to Mathew Orr and the building real estate water rights ditch and canal rights and all machinery and equipment of the electric company described in detail. Terms cash. Dated February 26 1908. Sheriff M D Gist undersheriff Geo W Dart.
A partial contents list highlighting courses and topics in English study including grammar vocabulary conversation pronouns pronunciation letter writing punctuation and business English with references to home school and literature guidance.
A fragment hints at a newspaper notice from Evanston Indiana offering a year subscription for 1.00 and a single copy for 10 cents. The text is incomplete but indicates a pricing prompt for readers.
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