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Dillon Examiner in Dillon, Montana

02 Oct 1918

Page 8

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Dillon Examiner

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Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1918

Page

8

Montana Stockmen React to U S Food Administration Cottonseed Price

Montana stockmen welcome new price orders from the U S Food Administration fixing cottonseed products at 57 dollars per ton for cottonseed meal and 43 percent protein cake. The higher price, though steep, will be purchased in large quantities due to hay shortages.

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Montana Dan Raymond State Livestock Commission United States Food Administration Texas Food Administration Oklahoma Finveriel Osnehs Los Angeles County Cal Alabaa Arkansas Florida Ceorgia Laitintoades Missincinpa Missouri North Carolin Carolina
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Sergt Empey to Star in Over the Top at Hartwig Theater

Hartwig theater announces Vitagraph film Over the Top featuring Sergeant Arthur Guy Empey star and narrator of the war classic. Empey, Somme veteran and author of the book, returns to U S to bolster war effort after raising funds for Liberty Loan and aiding Red Cross.

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Arthur Guy Impey Somme Hartwig Hartwig Theater Vitagraph Kempey Empey Albert J. Smith Vitagraph Company France America Red Cross United States Army Navy
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Fordson Tractors Exhibit First Of Kind In Dillon

The Montana Auto Supply company unloaded a Fordson tractor, the first of its kind seen in Dillon. Noon exhibit at their garage and a later demonstration will feature the machine praised as the finest for farmers. A carload is en route from the factory, all contracted if expectations hold. David Baker has left Carruthers home for Denver.

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Montana Auto Supply Company Dillon Henry Ford
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No & Ay U. S. Food Commission Sergt. Empey Fordson Tractors David Baker Carruthers Home Denver
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