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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1936
Page
4
West rancher Silver Dollar Brady arrives in Chicago with prize horse, rents a penthouse for 17th floor and a corn crib for the animal. He plans to urge merchants to pay employees in Silver Dollars, claiming a boost to business as people feel money in their pockets. Brady wears a belt made of old Silver Dollars.
Mrs Kathleen Nielsen, Montana Wool Growers Association secretary treasurer, urges intelligent eastern college women to move west and start small sheep ranches. She backs the idea with personal investment, noting Montana women already manage ranches and that success comes with careful, scalable growth.
Last Friday evening a stag mixer at the firemen's headquarters in the city hall drew local residents and ranchers. Organizers Edward Saunders R K Nedrow and Paul Stahl reported a great time with candidates for office attending. Nearby visitors included Mrs Harriet W Tooley of Harlowton and her brother A F Waldorf.
County Agent Bernard Williams announces Montana State College winter short courses for young men in farming and stockraising. Courses run Jan 4 to Mar 16 1937 with no tuition, room and board modest, travel refunds over 15 dollars. Emphasizes practical farming subjects and milking guidance from J C Tretsven on reducing cow stress and increasing milk yield.
Frank N. Barnum, Rosebud county agent, advises withholding salt to induce salt hunger in stock. He suggests dipping a perforated pail of concentrates into half-full salt water so a salt crust forms on cake, cube, or pellet. When offered, cattle will lick the crust to satisfy their salt craving.
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