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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1917

Page

12

Grey Goose of Lesser Slave Lake Spurs New Wheat Discovery

A tale from Sheridan county credits a goose from Lesser Slave Lake with spawning a new soft wheat called goose wheat. Farmers in Plentywood and beyond report giant 75 bushel yields per acre, with LaRoche selling seed at $9 a bushel. University experts see potential to harden and mass produce the grain.

Lesser Slave Lake Montana Sheridan County Slave Lake Joseph LaRoche Plentywood Modoc LaRoche la Roche Frank J. Houston L. S. Olson Fillipe Joe LaRoche Fillippe Lesser Fillipa University of Minnesota

Fargo farmers urge $2.90 wheat price and government seizure powers

At a meeting of northwestern grain growers in Fargo an agreed price of $2.50 a bushel was cited as the 1917 wheat price the government should guarantee. Resolutions urged the government to seize and operate transportation and storage facilities and to prohibit futures trading as a permanent policy.

Northwestern

Contract Awards for Camas Division Laterals and Utah Extensions

Ball & Jaffee of Seattle awarded $48 197 for excavation work on Camas division laterals Viathead irrigation project. Mendenhall & Bird of Springfield Utah awarded $10 127 for extension of laterals.

Ball & Jaffee of Seattle Camas Division Viathead Mendenhall & Bird Springfield Utah

State fair secretary urges bonds as farm premiums

Secretary Skinner of Montana state fair asks county and district fairs to request commissioners to set aside funds to buy liberty bonds as premiums for farmers next fall. Many fairs have not published premium lists, making the message timely and appealing for awarding bonds as prizes.

R. §. Skinner Montana Skinner

Old Glory Born From Battle and Freedom

Poem celebrates the American flag as Old Glory tracing its service from John Paul Jones to Stanwix and beyond. It lauds the flag as a steadfast symbol born in battle, enduring wrecks and storms, oldest among nations’ banners, defended by countless lives and a rallying charm across land and sea.

John Paul Jones England Free

Havre Gas Field to Expand Mains and Drill Six New Wells

Havre Natural Gas company plans major field improvements this summer to prevent ice clogging and ensure steady supply. Six new wells will be drilled and mains relaid below frost line with improved drainage and deeper placement. The low domestic rate of 27 cents per 1000 cubic feet and 5 cents for power makes gas attractive for local industry.

Havre Havre Natural Gas Company O der Way D. S. MacKenzie Calgary Hamilton Ontario Boulder Colorado

Valley County Plans Three Day Road Improvement Drive

The Glasgow Chamber of Commerce proposes a three day late June open season for farmers and businessmen to donate labor and funds to build public roads in Valley County. Supervisors will oversee ten mile districts, with 12 000 farmer team shifts and $72 000 in value plus $30 000 cash from business men. The project aims to speed grain to market from 50 miles out and boost local commerce.

Glasgow Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture Valley County L. 2B Jones Scobey Glasgow Glasgow Chamber of Commerce Couny

Native and Naturalized Americans Debate Presidential Eligibility

A dialogue contrasts a native born American with a naturalized citizen arguing over eligibility for the U.S. presidency, highlighting tensions over citizenship and qualification. The exchange suggests broad unease about who may hold national office.

Canada restricts entry for men of military age at U S border

Canadian immigration officials report many young men eligible for conscription attempted to cross into the United States. Dominion authorities issue strict orders to military and immigration personnel to bar entry to men of military age.

Dominion United States

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