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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1916

Page

8

Wool car tours western states to boost sheep industry

The U S department of agriculture wool car traveled from Livingston Montana January 19 to 50 towns across Montana Idaho Wyoming and Utah reaching about 6000 sheep growers. Demonstrations explain market grades shrinkage fabric making and branding with exhibits of fleece to finished woolen goods explained by department and state college representatives. Plans for further visits depend on funds for the coming fiscal year.

Washington,d. C U. S. Department of Agriculture Livingston Montana Idaho Wyoming Utah Bureau of Animal Industry Department of Agriculture Agricultural Colleges Federal Department States

Stout Sees Capitol Tension Over Submarine War Message

Tom Stout reports from Washington on April 25 as Congress, split over Germany and the submarine dispute, listens with grave intensity to President Wilson. He notes patience, forbearance, and calls for a peaceful solution while cautioning against war fever and partisan plots.

Washington, D. C House of Representatives Congress Wilson Capitol Germany Teutons England Great Britain Jim Mann Mann Lusitania Roosevelt Japan Iinoian

Session adjournment note cites TOM STOUT ahead of end

A brief record notes the session adjournment with TOM STOUT referenced as a concluding figure. No further context or details are provided in the fragment.

Twenty Years Ago Bits From the Examiner Files

Interesting items note residents visiting Dillon. arrivals include James H. McKay from Argenta, Miss Decker from Bedrocks, Walter Fox from the Big Hole basin, and Isaac Rife from Medicine Lodge. The Bannack gold dredging start is reported. many locals travel, trade cattle, or seek health in Salt Lake City. Beaverhead apportionment grants eight delegates in the Democratic state convention.

James H. McKay Argenta Miss Decker Bedrocks Walter Fox Big Hole Basin Isaac Rife Medicine Lodge Phil D. McGough Lima Homer Tash Bannack J. H. Stabler Union Pacific Company Bedrock M. M. Berger W. F. Gardner Dillon George Palmer W. Owens Horse Prairie Levi Cartier Butte Butch Erin Company G. H. Fay Salt Lake City Chas. H. Padley Butte Butchering Company Carl Jewell Mullaney Beaverhead County

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