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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1916

Page

3

Steam boat line proposal to dredge Yellowstone River

Senator Christian Yegen of Billings sponsors federal action to dredge and clear the Yellowstone from Livingston to the Missouri confluence, forming a steamship company with 150 foot vessels to carry freight and passengers from Livingston to New Orleans. He cites oil fueled, shallow draft boats and potential lower freight costs benefiting eastern Montana shippers and regional grain movement.

Christian Yegen Billings Yellowstone Livingston Missouri Montana Mississippi Yegen Mr. Yegen New Orleans St. Louis Elk Basin

Hardin Irrigationists Propose to Harness Big Horn Dam

Proponents in Hardin propose a 480 foot Big Horn Canyon dam in southern Montana to irrigate, power a transcontinental rail network, and aid nitrogen production. A 68 mile Hardin to canyon railroad, a 800 foot diversion tunnel, 2400 foot spillway, and a 12.1 million dollar cost are outlined along with a 36 billion cubic foot storage capacity and 217 500 horsepower baseline output.

Hardin Big Horn Montana Custer Big Horn Canyon Irrigation & Power Company Department of the Interior Washington Arrow Rock Boise Idaho Sun River Wyoming Roosevelt Arizona Canyon

Harlem farmers face gasoline shortage hampering new car boom

Harlem county farmers, having bought cars with part of this year's crop proceeds, are seriously inconvenienced by gasoline shortages due to the car shortage. They feel like a boy with a pocket full of rocks and nothing to throw.

Harlem

Clyde Park creamery wins dairy college contest title

The Clyde Park creamery is declared the winner of the six months educational contest conducted by the dairy department of the Bozeman Agricultural College.

Clyde Park Creamery Bozeman ‘Agriultural College

Indian Milk Maids and the Cow Tied by Rope Myth

The piece recounts a Western Montana tale where Indian and settler farmers observed cows that seemed to respond to the hint of rope on a hind leg. It describes a cultural joke about cow temperament, rope, and early frontier dairy practices with a skeptical tone toward the superstition.

Montana Bitter Root

Electrification of Milwaukee Gains 110 More Rocky Mountain Miles

The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway adds 110 miles of electric lines in Montana from Deer Lodge to Alberton, totaling 336 miles. a fourth unit between Alberton and Avery Idaho nears completion for about 440 miles of electric line across high Rockies. Electric operation proves faster, safer, and cheaper with regenerative braking and improved service for passengers and freight.

Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company Montana Deer Lodge Alberton Avery Idaho Milwaukee Rocky Mountains Bitter Root Belt Mountains C. A. Goodnow Chicago Rockies Rocky Mountain District

Montana Mills Rise as Flax Seed Production Surges

Montana mills advance from fourth to third place in flax seed production and yield. Prices soar nationwide, bolstering state milling and seed industries amid rising demand.

Montana United States

Montana Emerges As Nation's Flax Fiber Leader

Montana leads in flax seed production and hosts the only flax fiber mill in the United States at Conrad. The state plans three more flax fiber mills next year and seeks to expand upholstery tow in Baker and toward twine production. Tests in England find Montana flax fiber stronger than Russian and European fibers, with American mills ready to use all Montana fiber despite war risks.

Montana Conrad United States Baker England Russia Europe Ireland Northern Flax Fallon County Lewistown

Uncle Sam's Banks Bursting With Money

National banks report a 2 114 million dollar jump over 1915 figures, with total deposits at 11 362 million and loans and discounts rising to 7 859 million. Central reserve city deposits fall 218 million from May 1 to Sept 12 while other reserve cities rise 151 million and country banks 294 million. The comptroller cites federal reserve act effects in distributing money across the country.

United States Central Reserve Bank Comptroller

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