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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1910

Page

2

Alfalfa bread shown at state fair raises edible hopes

Dr. Sudduth展示 at the Montana state fair alfalfa products bread and cookies made mostly from alfalfa hay. Visitors ate samples proving the dough can rise with little flour, while finer particles serve as stock feed. He envisions a future mill to produce alfalfa flour and meal, boosting alfalfa’s value for both human and animal food.

Foulon Montana Sudduth Broadview Great Falls

State Treasurer Reports Montana cash resources and balances

The September report by State Treasurer E E Esselstyn filed with Governor Norris shows Montana's cash resources near four million. September receipts were 89 423 18 and disbursements 132 240 17 leaving cash balance 629 386 56 plus bond investments of 3 195 632 82.

Montana E E. Esselstyn Norris G. B. Lockhart University Library Soldiers’ Home United States Aid Carey Land Act Board State Medical Board State Law Library State Land Office Agricultural College Capitol Deaf and Dumb Asylum Normal School Permanent Normal School Reform School Permanent Reform School School of Mines Permanent School of Mines University Permanent University Carey Land Agricultural College Permanent Fund Common School Normal School Permanent Fund School of Mines Permanent Fund

New Idea in Dry Farming by Colonel Thorp

The Inland Empire reports Colonel Freeman Thorp of Hubert Minn proposing embankment systems to trap rainfall and snow on upland fields and forests. The plan aims to prevent runoff, reduce erosion, and improve soil moisture with no cost on fields and minimal on forests, with Thorp offering to mail details free to any writer.

Freeman Thorp Minnesota Thorp Hubert Minn Inland Empire Spokane

Sleeping car comfort improved on Southwest Limited trains

The Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul Railway announces a new feature on its Southwest Limited service from Chicago to Kansas City. White counterpanes or bedspreads replace heavy woolen blankets during hot weather, with blankets kept in reserve for cooler nights. The change aims to enhance passenger comfort and appeal to travelers who prefer an inviting bed.

Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company Southwest Limited Chicago Kansas City

Best 640 acre stock ranch in Idaho on open range

640 acre stock ranch in Idaho with living water open range joining. Located 12 miles from railroad. Listed by W. W. Curran at St. Anthony. Contact Pay mente 6-41 for details.

Idaho Asy Paymente

Excursion East Route Listing and Sale Dates

Excursion east via Oregon Short Line to Cheyenne Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Kansas City St Louis Omaha Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and other points. Tickets on sale May 2 June 4 18 25 July 1 29 August 4 and September 14 and 28. See agents for rates and details.

Oregon Cheyenne Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Kansas City St. Louis Omaha Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis

Acacia Phone 59 X Opposite The Metlen Hotel

A brief notice notes a phone number 59 X linked to The Acacia location opposite The Metlen Hotel. No further details available on service, hours, or accessibility.

Acacia Metlen

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Dillon Paul Brown Roland Howell Scenic Theatre Building Marlin Marlin Prearms Willow Street New Haven Conn Tention B. F. White J. H. Gilbert Beaverhead Ed Water J. Rob’t Morton Gibbonsville Divide J. P. Lossl Wah Jos. C. Smith Edwin Norris Dillon Montana G. Simpson, M. D W. W. Curran St.” ‘Anthony K. E. T. Brock City Express and Coal Co C. W. Scott General Transfer John Orr W. C. Orr
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