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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 05, 1924

Page

4

Flour famine of 1865 in Montana sparks price surge and vigilante action

In spring 1865 southwestern Montana faced severe shortages as flour prices jumped from $14 to $110 a sack. Citizens formed a relief committee, confiscating flour at set prices to feed miners, while profiteers and smugglers faced capture. The episode included dramatic stories of masked hunts, a wife-for-flour barter, and ties to broader regional violence.

Montana Vcore Abraham Lincoln Territory of Snake River Valley Range Virginia City Ant Valley Gulch John Sharp Salt Lake City Farmington Utah Nevada Howard & Livingston Snake River W. S. Godbe & Co Beaver Canyon Stinking Water Valley Plesant Valley Overland Stage Company Virginia St. Louis Salt Lake James Gormley Gormley J. B. Laurin Ruby Valley M H John §. Lott Territorial M. H. Lott John Lott Lott David Dinan Bishop Sharp Portneuf Canyon Aldergulch

Oil Lamp Free Burn 94 Percent Air Claim

E P Johnson of Chicago offers a new oil lamp that allegedly burns 94 percent air and beats glass or electricity. He invites the first local user to receive one free and asks for interested agents to write for particulars.

E. P. Johnson W. Lake St Chicago Til

Deepest Ocean Trench Located Near Japan

The Manshu, a Japanese naval survey ship, reports a new world deepest point in the Pacific about 145 miles southeast of Tokyo. The depth reaches 32,636 feet, surpassing the Mariana trench by 548 feet and tied to seismic activity consequences along Japan’s southeastern coast.

Tokio Manshu Mindanao Philippines Japan

Northwest dairy growth cited by Minnesota editor lecture

Charles F. Collisson of the Minneapolis Tribune told Montana business men at Great Falls that gloom is fading in the northwest as farmers adopt the cow sow hen system. He highlighted rising dairy production in Montana Wisconsin Minnesota and North Dakota with Montana posting the highest gain at 150 percent.

Northwest Charles F. Collisson Minneapolis Tribune Great Falls Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota Collisson Minneapolis Mr. Collisson America New York Montana Iowa Michigan United States Saulie St. Marie Rockies

Custer Sheepmen Plan Wary Cull of Ewes

At the third annual meeting of the Custer County Wool Growers Association in Miles City thirty five growers attended. Extension expert H. L. Waddell urged culling ewes to keep only those with the highest wool yield to raise flock productivity in coming years.

Custer Miles City Custer County Wool Growers’ Association H. L. Waddell

Shave With Cuticura Soap For Efficient Daily Shaves

Advertising copy touts Cuticura soap as doubling razor efficiency while promoting skin purity and health. Claims include no mug or slimy soap, no germs, no waste, and no irritation even with twice daily shaving. One soap for shaving bathing and shampooing.

Leader of Minnesota Indian Tribe Pleads For Rites of Pagans

John Still Day a Chippewa fullblood who acts as medicine man for pagans at Red Lake reservation testifies before the senate Indian affairs sub committee in Minneapolis. He protests white efforts to abolish tribal customs and defends long dances blamed for poor crops and education setbacks among youth.

John Still Day Red Lake Minnesota-Canada Boundary Line Indian Bureau Senate Indian Affairs Minneapolis Still Day Pagan

Ruins of Buried Nevada City Unearthed by Governor Team

Gov James G Scrugham led an exploration party to Beatty Nevada uncovering a buried city six miles long along the Virgin river. The site yielded rock writings thousands of pottery fragments and other prehistoric artifacts.

James G. Scrugham Beatty Nev Virgin River

Beaverhead County Wool Clip Brings Huge Returns

Beaverhead county wool clip for 1924 totaled 2,130,798 pounds shipped to Boston. About 75 percent sold outright at 39 to 42 cents, remainder consigned. Growers receive over $986,000 in total.

Beaverhead County W. W. Hawkins First National Dillon Boston

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