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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1923
Page
2
State Agricultural College at Bozeman experts present results from government funded experiments on tillage. The articles describe methods and outcomes to guide readers in adopting best practices and urge storage for future reference.
The narrative chronicles W A Clark’s early metals work from nitrate to copper. It covers Nez Perce uprisings in 1877, smelter ventures at Black Hawk, the Colorado Montana Smelting Co, and ore concentration on Silver Bow Creek. It notes the New Orleans exposition, Arizona Verde mine interests, and Clark’s roles in banking and Montana constitutional politics.
The Montana Extension Service reports seven 1922 farm records on hog production. They show 65 sows produced 9.1 pig litters with 5.9 reaching market or breeding, 35 percent pig loss, and 204 pound market weight at 260 days. Pastures and limited concentrates yielded efficient pork with careful sow care and summer pasture crops.
The speaker offers a straightforward account of historic facts about the state, aiming to aid those studying its history and evolution. It emphasizes interest for current and future readers and avoids claims of extraordinary ability.
Harry Jacobi, a respected resident of the Teton river valley, begins a long project to build a concrete dam on the Teton river. The dam will divert water for irrigation of fertile river bottom lands. Four aging water wheels will be replaced with newer, stronger wheels to improve water delivery.
A garbled entry describes an irrigation related undertaking requiring more than 500 sacks of cement. The readable text mentions planning and an unspecified authority but lacks clear details.
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