Secretary Wilson predicts a future sugar export rise
A Washington special quotes Secretary Wilson of the Agriculture Department predicting that within ten years the United States will export sugar. He notes current high import costs and outlines plans tied to beet sugar growth and expanded experiments, with analysis guiding potential profitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Agricultural Department
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Iemanisige
Frank
Department
Chemical Department
Dillon Examiner reports on Montana politics and fair
The Dillon Examiner notes rising prosperity for wage earners amid tariff dispute. Helena Jefferson club leads Montana Democrats toward victory, while the Dillon Fair and Racing Association hosts a well attended third fair with visiting guests praising the attractions despite poor weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Pair & Racing Association
Untitled Fragment Reflects Uncertain Political Mentions
Fragmentary text references a dene dawn tree planter and a figure linked to agricultural interests and Wall Street concerns. It mentions regulatory pressure and an unclear public aid context, with scattered phrases about a government department and national economic themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PacSki
Beloa
Warnattes
Fragmented notes cover events at Normal School and local mining
The article reports on Normal School activities and work by Foul Php and others, noting plant successes and mineral activity near Silver Bow. It mentions limited law violations, police alerts, and ongoing work by local figures, with references to bettes powisi and beet processing during a busy period.
Unclear OCR Summary of Fair Events and Exhibits
Fragmentary report from a fair showing. Mentions dairy or farm produce, exhibition stalls, and tickets. Likely notes races and department exhibits with some wording garbled. No clear individuals or organizations can be confirmed from the readable text.
Local Transit Fare Change Reported by City Officials
A fragmented note describes a public sale with tickets at 30 dollars each and mentions local transport ties and patronage. The text references Utah and New York areas in association with bands and transportation, indicating a bureaucratic or community planning context.
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Omer Cong Og
Utah
Teghs
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Dillon Examiner
Kress & Barker
Jefferson Club
Helena
Montana
Gery
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H.C
Addie
Enpeners
G. T. Paul
Montana Mercantile Company
Montana Street
Dillon, Mont
Dillon White
Ore
Opera House
M. Costello
IK BE Avera
Cas Reyes Petey
W. H. Hoatman
Prornit Ror
Tout
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Ariel
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Adel Tagate St. Folgene
Amit
Mode
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Fawei
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Ted
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Eredt
Shty
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Bekwe Wateh
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L Liquor Store
Brainard & Williams, Prop’s
John
Idanha
Dillon
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Mont
Sporting Goods
F. Huber
Dillon Cash
Grocery No. T, W, Poindexter, Marecer
Seles
Aepes
Eric
Lee
Crewell
Ereigren
Ephia
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