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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1925
Page
10
The Beaverhead Motors showroom showcases the latest Ford model drawing interest from Dillon motorists. Prospective buyers, regardless of previous car, visit to view the car’s improvements. No price change is noted for the new Ford.
W. T. Giese announces Montana state department of agriculture offers grain analysis at Great Falls lab for protein gluten and dockage at minimal cost. Farmers should mail a quart sample from several bin points in a cloth bag with name and address to George W. Moran and specify test type.
Helena reports state hail insurance rates for 1925 will average 68 cents per dollar of ten acres insured, a 20 percent cut from normal. The board cites light losses this year and 1.3 million acres insured, with total year costs around 76 thousand dollars. Board members include A H Bowman, W E Harmon, P Je Anderson, and RE K Bowman.
In Forsyth, farmers east of Cartesville contract sale of nearly all hay at nine to ten dollars per ton. Much hay bought by sheepmen to feed in the county. District crops reported very good with new sugar beet farming yielding promising tonnage. notable crops include Charles Bowers farm beets above average.
Great Falls Montana reports the Northern Montana Association of Credit Men plans a West Coast funded campaign following a national drive that raised over a million dollars east of the Missouri to chase credit crooks. J H Tregoe notes the effort should deter fraud and reduce losses in business.
Music students urged to register for limited piano instruction by Mrs Grace Cashmore. For ages all, contact via phone 186W.
In the District Court of Beaverhead County Montana the estate of Eugene Miller deceased is administered by Annie E Nelson administratrix. Creditors and claimants must exhibit their claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication to Smith and Kelly Dillon Montana the designated county place for estate business. Dated August 31 1925.
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