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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1921

Page

2

Borah urges combined reclamation to win southern support

Senator Borah says Congress will not pass an irrigation bill unless swamp land reclamation is included. He notes southern senators demand linking swamp land and arid land reclamation to win western and southern support. Hoover says he will study a new reclamation policy to curb unemployment and aid western workers.

Secretary of Commerce Hoover Borah Reclamation Service West Congress McNarys-Smith American Federation of Labor

How to raise pullets for early autumn laying profits

Poultry expert advises separating cockerels and pullets early, avoiding overcrowding, and inspecting houses for mites. Feed a balanced ration with wheat or corn as core grains, provide fresh water and grit, and offer green matter. remove pests and ensure rapid growth for early laying.

Department of Agriculture

Summer Fallow Proves Benefits Across Judith Basin

Analysis of Montana farming reports shows summer fallowing increases wheat yields. Notable examples from Hobson area farmers R Rodgers, J Eggenberger, and F Haack report significant boosts versus crops grown on non fallowed land. They advocate rotating half land into crop and half into fallow to maximize output and reduce costs, with 27 to 40 bushels per acre on summer tilled ground.

Hobson Montana Rodgers Utica Pig Eye Basin John Eggenberger Farmers Elevator Eggenberger Judith Basin Frank Haack Judith River Mr. Haack Haack Nicholson-Goodell

Big Timber Sees Big Tourist Cash From Yellowstone Trail

Jerome Williams recaps the 1921 Yellowstone Trail tourist season in Big Timber, noting visitors injected about 31 500 in 70 days with average daily cash receipts near 450. The piece urges city and chamber effort to improve camp grounds, facilities, and caretaking to sustain growth and cash flow from touring motorists.

Jerome Williams Livingston Northwest St. Paul Great Northwest Big Timber Fits Chamber of Commerce

Grayly Death Fly Attacks Grasshoppers in Judith Basin

Reports from Hilger in the Judith Basin describe a gray striped fly that attacks grasshoppers in flight and deposits live maggots under wings. Rancher Flinch David notes widespread grasshopper die offs, with thousands dead and many hoppers hollowed inside. He plans to contact Montana State College for confirmation and to stop black fly interference.

Judith Basin Hilger Flinch David David Ranch Hobson Judith River David Montana oMntana State College Bozeman

Waxley official Herbert Hall Leaps To Death After Grave Lot Payment

Herbert Hall aged 30 an official at Waxley Manufacturing drank poison and killed himself after paying the balance due on his graveyard lot. The incident occurred in Chicago and is reported as a suicide by poison following the payment.

Chicago Herbert Hall Waxley Manufacturing Company

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