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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1930

Page

10

Big Hole Basin community notes and gatherings

Warren Shaw moved 900 head of sheep from Wisdom to the J. B. Shaw ranch at Bristow for wintering. Local visits include Frank Ritchells trip to Granite Falls and many Wisdom residents attending church, Lions club, P T A and school events. The Forest Service completed four sunken cabins, and a Bitter Root elk hunt party departed Wisdom for the range.

Warren Shaw Wisdom J. B. Shaw Bristow Frank Ritchell Granite Falls Wis Eva Charles H. Pendleton William Linkersdorfer Sheridan Mont Ben Oneal C. B. Miller Ladies Aid of Wisdom Presbyterian Church Big Hole Basin Lions Club Wisgum Jackson Big Hole J. W. Kilpatrick Hamilton Stockmen’s Association Luella M. Stickney Walchli Hirschey John Wharton E. Miller Dillon A. P. Day Los Angeles William Harray Highland Ranch Willey Brothers California Heinie Williams Lolo Montana United States Forest Wisom J. E. Shaw Evan Stephens Balt Lake Stephens Musi Chicago Arthur Jorgenson Tacoma Butte J. A. Millecam Rita Millecam Don Angon Bobbie Helen Anson Eric Maby Martin Crane Herb Baird George Cottrell Arthur Anderson Plen Oneal Wallace Francis Spokane Harlowton Three Forks Geraldine Teeg Marguerite Donohue Jackson P. T. A Jules Wenger, Jr John Anderson George M. Clemon A. W. Wilson Marguerite Donahue Geraldine Tees St. Margaret’s Guild Jardine Hotel William Christensen Fred Nelson Ray Bowers Jackson Women’s Club Dan Pendergast J. B. Woody Harry Davis Missoula Myri Ryan Florence Rice Helen Anderson Wendell Jardine S. J. Johnson Hana Jake Loake William Daw Kemmerer Wyoming George Stewart Salt Lake Utah Roy Murray Herb Armitage Bitter Root Dean Cook Jack Miller Swamp Creek Hal Miller Adolph Solmonson Eileen Combes Clark Huntley Leo Walsh Twin Lakes Forest Service Harold Capehart Roy Oliver John Troupe Francis Ralston Charles Price J. C. Whitham Marshall Ramsey

Ranch cattle wisdom stresses efficiency and breeding

A Los Angeles report argues farm ranching must raise efficiency to avoid losses. It urges pure bred bulls and better feeding, notes calf prices in 1929–30, discusses range and breeding costs in the Southwest, veal versus beef timing, import of bulls from the United Kingdom, and cautions on Public Domain grazing lands and settler policies.

OS Angeles United States Southwest United Kingdom Australia New Zealand

Eric Holman of Jackson Demonstrates Ice Cream Judging Skill

Eric Holman of Jackson, a Montana State College student, helped lead a dairy judging team to second place at the Pacific International Live Stock Exposition in Portland. The squad, coached by Prof. Glenn Sands, won first in butter and milk, second in ice cream, and third in all dairy products. Holmen is in his third year.

Montana State College Eric Holmen Jackson Portland West California Oregon Idaho Washington British Columbia Glenn Sands Hoknen Crouse College of Agriculture Dillon A. H. Post Agronomy Thie Earl Bjork Fairfield Horace Bolster Plentywood Montanaa State College

Dillon Boy Second High on Grain Judging Team at Portland

Frederick Crouse of Dillon drew notable attention at Portland as a member of the Montana State College grain judging team. He finished second high among judging contestants, boosting his team's score to win first place.

Dillon Boy Portland State College Frederick Crouse Dillon Montana States College

Lamb Prices Take An Advance Hero In Montana

Helena reports a price surge for lambs with bids rising from five to six and a half cents per pound delivered at Montana points. Arthur Ward, a lamb buyer, placed orders for 10 000 Montana lambs and later 20 600, while North Dakota feeders saw ewe shipments at seven and a quarter cents. Montana Woolgrowers seen as central to the rally. drivers include Colorado buyers and Worsted mills in Providence.

Helena Arthur “Punk” Ward The Montana Woolgrowers Montana Ward Joe Crane J. E. O’connellito North Dakota Hagsia

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