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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1917

Page

9

Farmers urge exemptions to keep skilled farm hands at work

Washington September 25 spokesmen for organized farmers asked President Wilson to order a more liberal draft policy for farm labor. They urged exemptions for applicants and to keep skilled farmers at their posts, arguing agriculture is under manned and prices for labor rise, risking food production.

Washington Wilson White House Federal Board of Farmer Organizations National Grange House Senate Federal Board America England Organized Farmers of

Montana Editors to Honor Heroes at State Meeting

Montana editors gather in Missoula for the Montana State Press association convention October 3 to 6. The program blends lectures with entertainments, featuring talks by Northwest newspaper leaders and the dedication ceremony unveiling a monument to Capt. Jas. H. Mills at Gold Creek, honoring Montana’s first editor.

Montana Missoula Montana State Press Association Northwest John Morony Lalor Jas. H. Mills Gold Creek Treasure

Livestock men urged to boost breeding stock and range support

The document calls for saving breeding heifers ewes and sows, stabilizing ranges and boosting stock production on forests reservations and public lands. It pushes emergency funding for trails and watering, a 12 month livestock loan window, special livestock freight rates, market information by wire, and expanded programs for beef dairy sheep and hogs including pig clubs and dog protections.

Congress Federal Reserve Interstate Commerce Commission Bureau of Markets Department of Agriculture South

In Memoriam John Halligan

In affectionate remembrance of John Halligan who died September 28 1916 in Salt Lake City and was buried at Lima Montana. It is one year since that sad day and he is remembered by Maggie and John J Halligan.

Halligan John Halligan Salt Lake City Lima Montana Maggie John J. Halligan

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