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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1926

Page

4

Feeding Beet By-Products a Profitable Montana Venture

Montana producers can double cattle and sheep fed on beet pulp and molasses this winter says Louis Vinke of the Montana Experiment Station. A free circular outlines feeding calves for best gains and compares costs across cattle classes with beet by products guiding economic decisions for beets regions and sheep lamb feeding.

Montana State College Montana Louis Vinke Montana Experiment Station Vinke Bozeman Colorado

Farmers Pool Gypsum Load for Fall Delivery in Eurekan Lincoln

Eurekan farmers in Lincoln County pool orders for another gypsum carload. A local dealer will deliver at 14.75 dollars per ton or 14 dollars if farmers haul it themselves. Gypsum tests show value for cut-over land and aid in soil conditioning.

Montana State College Armers Eurekan Lincoln County Owv Bureau of Agriculture Economics United States Department of Agriculture

United States Consumes One-Fifth World Sugar output

The United States uses roughly one fifth of the world’s sugar production, reflecting its large industrial and domestic demand for refined sweeteners.

United States

Montana and regional brief items span deaths, elections, and local events

A Montana wide set of notes reports a cheese plant planned near Hamilton within 30 days, a suicide amid financial trouble in Billings, and various local elections and milestones. Other items cover church leadership, pheasant releases, a funeral directors' convention win, a fatal hit and run in Butte, a train collision injury, a graveyard road blast, labor efforts for sugar beet harvest, and historical fort and military notes for Fort Keogh and Fort Custer.

Hamilton Grantedale W. H. Donovan Billings Deer Lodge Mia Addison Sterling Ronan National Council of Catholic Women of Montana John Hansen Hansen Ranch Hinsdale Lawrence Opp Helena Montana Funeral Directors’ ‘Association M. Gamps Libby Butte Willam HA. Hills Wyoming Arthur Oulette Northern Pacific Railway Billingse C. F. Harmentng Nashua Maryman Meeker J. J. Carington Anaconda Copper Mining Co Bilings Norman Clyde Independence Calif Ernest Vogel Granite Peak Montana Sidney Richland County Court House Board of County Commissioners

Bee Exhibit Attracts Attention At Phillips County Fair

Misfeldt of Malta displayed a hive complete with frames and five honey stages. He explained bee life to visitors and showed honey samples from comb to extracted. Misfeldt operates 60 bee stands and plans to double output in 1926.

Max H. Misfeldt Malta Misfeldt

Wheat price tops Duluth market for Montana load

A car load of Montana hard spring wheat grown by Roy Newton of Joliet topped the Duluth market, selling for 31.62. The grain was shipped to and sold through the McCaul Dinsmore Company of Duluth, a major handler of Montana wheat.

Montana Roy Newton Joliet Duluth McCaul Dinsmore Company

Forts of Montana’s Frontier Era and Later Posts

The text surveys Montana military sites from Fort Benton to Fort Harrison. It notes Evacuated forts, 1876 burnings, and post transfers to government use in 1889. Fort Assinniboine near Havre boasted vast facilities including hospital, chapel, gym, and a 2000 by 400 foot parade ground. Fort Maginnis was established in 1883 in Judith Basin, later abandoned. Fort Harrison near Helena serves as the modern National Guard base.

Seventh Infantry Rawn Logan St. Mary's Fork Bitter Root River Fort Missoula U. S Fort Keogh Tongue River Montana Military Post Miles City Nelson A Tles Fifth Infantry Second Cavalry Miles Tongue ‘River Bear Paw Joseph Nez Perces Fort Custer Big Horn Little Big Horn Custer Big Elor Fort Benton American Fur Company Tate Messher County Camp Baker Clemound City Confederate Gulch Upper Smith River Deep Creek Missouri Meagher County A. C. Worden Missoula Fort Assinniboine United States Havre Fort Apsianiboine Broadwater McCulloch & Co John J. Pershing Montana State College North Montana Fort Maginnis Judith Basin Montana Dangerfield Park Third Infantry Granville Stuart Ford Creek Judith Mountains Porter Glendive Terry's Landing Fort Harrison Helena Fort Harrigan 165Th Infantry National Guard

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