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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1911

Page

7

Montana Faces One Fifth of State in National Forests

The biennial Montana report shows 20,889,696 acres in national forest reserves, over one fifth of the state. Counties with large holdings include Flathead, Lincoln, Missoula, Ravalli, Madison, and Sanders. officials argue the land hampers local development and fruit farming.

Montana Bureau of Agriculture, Labor and Industry Montana Flathead County Lincoln County Ohio River Wasington Flathead Missoula Beaverhead Ravalli Madison Sanders Park Lewis and Clark Gallatin Custer Powell Jefferson Deer Lodge Fergus Broadwater Lincoln Rosebud Chouteau Massachusetts Connecticut New Jersey Maryland Union Absaroka W. Clifford Lantry Beartooth Glenn A. Smith C. K. Wyman W. W. White Blackfeet J. F. Preston Cabinet Ralph H. Bushnell Elmer R. Brunke

Debaters Ponder Whiskers Versus Bald Heads in Washington

In Washington on May 2 the National Press Club hosted a hairs vs bald debate under Marquis of Queensbury rules. Senators Taylor and Longworth argued for the bald side while former Senator Carter and Speaker Cannon supported whiskers. The lively exchanges drew cheers as a mock boxing ring framed the clash.

Carter Joe Pure Food Wiley Department of Agriculture Scott C. Bone Clark Longworth Mr. Longworth Montana Alexander the Great Taylor Moses Cannon Empire Speaker Clark William Jennings Bryan Washington National Press Club Robert L. Taylor Tennessee Nicholas Longworth Ohio

Civil Service Exam For Forest Clerk In 1911

The U S Civil Service Commission announces a June 3 1911 exam for forest clerk in the forest service with salaries 1100 to 1200 yearly. Typewriting bookkeeping and stenography required. males ages 18 to 40. Apply via local representative or Herbert F Ward Seattle Washington.

United States Civil Service Commission Forest Service Commission Herbert F. Ward U. S. Civil Service District Seattle Wash

Ely to attempt world height record in Butte aviation meet

In June Eugene Ely arrives with an aviation troupe to Butte for a record flight at unprecedented altitude. He plans two-day tries on June 11 and 13 to set or break the height mark, despite the dangers of very high flight above Montana terrain.

Eugene Ely Butte June Ely Montana United States

Barley Prize Draws Crowds to New York Land Show

The 1911 American Land and Irrigation exposition at Madison Square Garden offers a $1,500 silver barley cup. Judges will weigh productivity breed type chemical value and appearance. Col Gustav Pabst of Milwaukee may purchase the winning barley crop.

New York City Madison Square Garden America Gustave Pabst Milwaukee Pabst American Land and Irrigation Exposition Broadway

Sleeping car comfort improves on Southwest Limited

The Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway introduces white counterpanes on its Southwest Limited trains between Chicago and Kansas City replacing heavy woolen blankets. Blankets will be kept in reserve for cool nights, aiming to boost passenger comfort and appeal to travelers who want an inviting bed.

Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company Southwest Limited Chicago Kansas City

Dr Morton Egbert Dentist Office Contact

Dr Morton Egbert operates from rooms 3 4 and 6 with a telephone block. Residence line 174 red and 146 X listed for contact.

Morton Egbert

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