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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1917

Page

2

Treasure State Farm and Livestock Montana Horse Bud Light

Bud Light a Madison county gelding rose from rejected livery horse to grand circuit standout. Sold for 5000 dollars after fast times, including 2 04 at Columbus, with a career path from Larrabie ranch to Butte to Detroit and Detroit races. Once deemed slow, he proved a strong racer and profitable asset.

Larrabie Ranch Madison County Butte Montana Bud Light Columbus Milt Rohn King Red Lily Bud Jack Cooney Dr. McIntyre Detroit Chicago Horse Review

Dried Hoppers Seen as Prime Chicken Feed in Montana

Investigators report dried grasshoppers contain about 75 percent protein and are more valuable than meat scrap sold at six cents a pound. Monroe Greenwood of Charlot on the Flathead Indian Reservation stored 5600 pounds in 16 sacks, catching them with a machine built at St Ignatius. He notes early morning operation yields best results, with drying and curing producing a concentrated winter feed, potentially offsetting machine costs if hoppers become plentiful again.

Department of Agriculture Montana Monroe Greenwood Charlot Flathead Greenwood State College Hopers St. Ignatius State Coa

Cows Perform Best on Alfalfa Hay for Dairy Production

Historical notes from Montana discuss alfalfa as the premier dairy feed, noting climate and soil suit cultivation. Experiments in Illinois show alfalfa outproduces bran, with yields rising when switching feeds. The article advises careful alfalfa handling to preserve leaves and avoid waste, and suggests grain with hay for higher profit, while some cows peak on alfalfa alone.

Montana Billings Illinois

A. A. White Offers Canadian Style Lines to Flathead Lakes

A. A. White advertises business and residence lots for sale in Minnesota North Dakota Montana Oregon Washington and California. Also 21 government townsites on Flathead lake near Glacier National Park along the Great Northern railway line. Office: 1210 Pioneer building St. Paul with branches in Missoula and Kalispell.

Minnesota North Dakota Montana Oregon Washington California Flathead Lake Nature Rocky Mountains Glacier National Park Great Northern Railway Pioneer Building St. Paul Minn

Montana Hog Raising Advice Amid Meat Shortage

Montana farmers are urged to pursue hog production now with the expectant postwar demand and rising prices. The department of agriculture warns against selling brood sows, noting wartime slaughter would deplete breeding stocks and threaten future meat supply as swine numbers fall in France and Germany.

Montana Department, of Agriculture Department France Germany

Montana Raised Steer Fetches Record 240 at Chicago Market

A 1,500 pound Montana range steer from Gallatin valley sold on the Chicago market for 16 cents a pound totaling 240 dollars, the highest price ever for a single animal on that market. Earlier a 1,540 pound steer from Medicine Lake owned by Tom Bowman went for 231 dollars at 15 cents per pound.

Montana Chicago Gallatin Valley Tom Bowman Medicine Lake Bowman Street

Summer of 1917 Record Breaker in Montana Weather

Montana endured a remarkable summer with unprecedented sunny days from mid June through September. From June 11 onward there was little rain, June 10-11 brought snow and rain, July had 21 clear days and only two cloudy days, with .47 inches of rainfall, August featured 20 cloudless days, and September logged 14 clear days with 1.5 inches of total rain.

Treasure State Montana

Constant cultivation yields big potato harvest

J. W. Blyth of Belt reports a large potato yield on his non irrigated farm near Otter creek. He harvested 582 bushels per acre, attributing the prolific result to constant use of the cultivator on his sizable, partly irrigated acreage.

J. W. Blyth Belt Blyth Otter Creek

Fixed Cost Of Producing A Dozen Eggs

The department of agriculture reports experiments on egg production costs. Leghorn pullets yield eggs with feed costs 12.9 cents per dozen. Yearling hens cost 14 cents per dozen. General purpose breeds show higher feed costs: 16.75 cents for pullets and 24.5 cents for yearling hens.

Department of Agriculture

Married men as soldiers obey orders, say experts

A columnist asserts that married men are effective soldiers due to habit of obedience, arguing experience with domestic routines translates to discipline in service. The remark frames marital life as training in compliance and reliability for military roles.

Marketing Is Our Business Marketing Is Our Business

Northern Brokerage Co announces a general goods offer including hay oats coal wood fence posts poles house logs apples and sacks. The notice urges immediate oats orders and winter coal purchases with price inquiries.

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Global War Snapshot: Berlin to Buenos Aires Briefs

A wide array of world notes: Argentina rail strikes halt all trains. U S Congress passes 28.14 billion in measures. Chicago milk at 13 cents a quart. Belgian soil in Allied hands. New York liquor licenses down to 2000. broader wartime soapbox of prices and captures across Europe and Americas.

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