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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1938

Page

5

English Ringers Ride Into Three Forks Fox Hunt Chronicle

In 1880s Three Forks, Montana residents witnessed English nobles stage fox hunts with jackrabbits and coyote chases. A boastful old man with a sorrel jumper raced a rival horse for $500, with Frank Conway as stakeholder. The event reflected frontier rivalries of Daly’s copper era and English remittance culture.

Joneer Gallatin County Montana Augustus Heinze Marcus Daly Butte Three Forks Madison River Copper King Daly Snapper Garrison Sitting Bull Crazy Horse Rain-in-the-Face Crow Creek Jefferson River Sorrel Frank Conway Conway D. D. Pattee Upper Willow Creek Pattee Santa Claus Benny Goodman Willow Creek Northern Pacific Chicago Washington Park

Montana Leads Northwest In Wool Harvest of 1938

Montana produced 24,510,000 pounds of wool in 1938, the largest in the Northwest, with an average fleece weight of 9.8 pounds. Idaho, Oregon, Washington, North Dakota and Minnesota trailed. The note highlights shifting lamb sales to Middle Western markets and a new lamb feed lot in Fairfield, as forests retreat from summer ranges and cattle move from lower ranges by October.

Montana Northwestern Northern Pacific Railroad Pubyah Northwest Idaho Oregon Washington North Dakota Minnesota Middlewestern Farm Security Administration Fairfield Milk River Rocky Mountain Continental Divide

City ordinance curbing peddlers upheld as constitutional

Attorney General H J Freebourn ruled a Fort Benton ordinance banning solicitors from private property without permission is constitutional and enforceable as a misdemeanor. The ruling, requested by County Attorney J W Lynch, affirms police powers to enforce the rule with limited exceptions for registered merchants and local farmers selling self produced food.

H. J. Freebourn J. W. Lynch Fort Benton Chouteau County

Hog Cholera Epidemic Reported in Several Counties

Six hundred hog cholera cases have been reported to the state live stock sanitary department. Acting veterinarian Dr. H. F. Wilkins said a few cases came from Kalispell and Beaverhead County, but most are around Hysham Bere Billings Laurel and Malta.

State Livestock Sanitary Department H. F. Wilkins Kalispell Beaverhead County Hysham Bere Billings Laurel Malta

Dr Butler Sees Inevitable Conflict as Hitler Tightens Hold

Dr W J Butler state veterinarian back from Europe says only a miracle can avert war in Europe. He portrays Hitler as the driving force, praises Germany’s regime, youth programs, and loyalty to Germany while warning that Ukraine may be a target and that war seems likely despite some antiwar sentiment in England.

W. J. Butler Europe Perpersi Hitler Germany Butler Third Reich Fuehrer Berlin Dr. Butler Austria Reich America Sudeten Germany Ukraine

Remnant Club Hosts Argonne Veteran Col Parker Speaks

Col John H Parker known as Gatling Gun addresses 45 Montana Remnant club members in Helena from New Haven via long distance telephony. He urges staying out of new war while recalling Argonne actions with his old 362d Infantry unit. Banquet linked to San Francisco gathering as veterans share memories.

John H Parker Argonne New Haven Conn Montana West Col Gatling Helena 362D Shelltorn American Legion Hall Gesnes San Francisco Eric C. Faulkner John G. Brown G. R. Richie Richie G.A.R Ohh ZoMenhman

Pinkham's Compound Promises Nerve Relief for Women

An old advertisement urges nervous women to try Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It claims the tonic strengthens physical resistance and eases symptoms linked to female functional disorders, noting over a million women reportedly benefited.

Zydia I. Pinkham Pinkham

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