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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1925
Page
11
Senators heard stockmen push for a leasing plan to permit grazing rights with fewer government hurdles. The system would reduce headcount disputes, shift control to stockmen, and encourage light grazing to spur long term forage growth and water flow. Western advocates urged intensified reforestation to secure future timber supplies.
Dr. W. J. Butler state veterinarian told the Dillon Rotary club that Montana’s livestock prospects look strong for years. He noted high state ranking in quality, growing importance, and a $65 million increase in assessed livestock valuation over the past year. He praised disease resistance and top Chicago market standings. Visiting stockmen attended as the club’s Livestock Committee invited the speaker.
Aluminum sale at Tattersall's is set for next Saturday with a one day window. The dish sale remains active alongside the event.
1 240 acres in one tract near Humphrey Arkansas County Arkansas 400 acres in cultivation yields 4 to 6 bales of cotton per acre and 50 to 75 bushels of rice per acre adaptable to corn oats cowpeas clover and fruit trees with rail connections to Pine Bluff Little Rock Memphis and St Louis a living stream for water irrigation good residence and tenant houses near schools and churches can be bought on easy terms or leased to a suitable tenant Charlton Messick 4537 Maryland Ave St Louis MO 16 11
In Beaverhead County district court Olmstead Stevenson Company sues B O W Smith for 247 dollars on a note dated December 4 1920 due December 1 1921 with 10 12 percent monthly interest. It also seeks 21 05 for goods sold prior to June 30 1922 with 8 percent interest thereafter. Court date set. defendant must answer within 20 days.
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