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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1923
Page
2
The Star reports expert guidance on tillage methods as both state and federal governments invest heavily to determine optimal farming practices for Montana. The page urges readers to study the articles prepared by specialists and to file or keep them for reference.
The Montana Department of Agriculture led by Commissioner Chester C. Davis surveys national and Canadian land settlement efforts to craft a unified policy for attracting settlers, ensuring land is productive, and supporting new farmers with favorable terms. Representatives from banks, farm groups, railroads, and state agencies will join the Helena congress to shape the plan.
Chris Johnson of the U S Department of Agriculture praised Richland county's dairy potential after visiting recent meetings. He highlighted superior feed yields per acre versus Minnesota and Wisconsin, cost-competitive butter shipping, and the need for a strong local creamery to improve butterfat quality and marketing.
Washington appoints Washington Kellogg as ambassador to England. Pittston coal miners vote to strike. Los Angeles offers 24 hour vacation to any officer arresting a gambler. London doubts Rhine republic. Bonar Law heads cancer drive. Fire truck and police car collide injuring eighteen. Manila report says Philippines may become permanent US territory. Mexico City factions clash in Capitol lobby.
Readable fragments indicate two Wisconsin La Crosse and Minnesota football fans told by friends at the university that police chief showed sympathy during a postgame incident. References to Hunter, Lt. Hodgett, a destroyer disaster off Point Honda, California, and an $18 million cost appear in the damaged text with accusations of inefficiency.
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