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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1916
Page
5
The era of twelve and sixteen cylinder engines fades as four cylinder cars rise to prominence. Despite early experiments with two and six cylinder, engineers favor four cylinders for cost and efficiency. Manufacturers now plan more four and six cylinder models for 1917, noting even entry and luxury cars run on fours.
Lewistown hosts state lands sale on October 18 while Belgrade marks agricultural day October 6. Whitefish reports a murder victim found unidentified with initials N. P. B. Laurel enlarges Northern Pacific yards at $25,000. Reads on wheat yield near Belgrade and a boy injured in Livingston. Missoula hosts university alumni moves and a Mexico border assignment. Whitefish reports deportation of Japanese leper. Missoula fields political petitions. Helena chamber of commerce plans bylaws. Bozeman indicts Rich for living unlawfully with a woman. Sheep company expands Clear Range ranch. counterfeit money order spotted at Billings. Havre notes Industrial Workers of the World disruption. Missoula to unveil Gold Creek monument with Stone and Stewart.
An argument favors Montana adopting practical dirt roads over costly pavement. Advocates cite low costs, local rock and granite supplies, and a rising auto-driven push for better routes. Builders like Os ear Bohn in Silver Bow County showcased economical boulevard work costing about 500 dollars per mile.
Madison reports licensed muskrat farmers in Winnebago county and nearby took 58 435 animals in the year ending June 30 and sold hides for 25 220 dollars. The licensing law applied to premises for this purpose and requires reporting to the conservation commission. The top farmer sold 12 125 hides totaling 5 303 dollars.
The United States seeks indemnity from Germany for American lives and property lost in the Lusitania sinking. Nearly six million dollars across forty suits are involved. Secretary Lansing aims to settle Lusitania claims once Ambassador Bernstorf returns, but negotiations have been repeatedly interrupted by the Arabic Sussex incidents and Germany’s submarine methods.
Charleston reports John Drysdale aged 120, visiting Mrs. J. H. McClung in Richwood before returning to Balorsville McDowell County to live with his son. He married at 70, and recalls pulling a loose tooth and a later decline in eyesight, with later improvement.
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