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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1925

Page

3

Diverse Farm Lands and Livestock Offers Across the West

A sprawling classified page lists farms for sale in Utah and Florida with prices from 6 to 40 dollars per acre, 10 year terms at 6 percent, and added incentives like free lumber. It includes a 280 acre stock and dairy ranch near Salmon Idaho at 30 dollars per acre, plus Northern Minnesota improved farms from Plummer to 40 dollars an acre. Livestock ads feature full blood Rambouillet bucks, Holstein cattle, goats, poultry, and dogs for sale or on shares, with multiple contact points in Montana, Wyoming, Oregon, Utah, and North Dakota. The page also advertises services for newspaper readers, auctions, wholesale produce, and fur repair shops across the region.

Florida Bolever & Brown, Ealtors Montana Butte Mont Salmon Idaho J. I, Crook, Baker Ida Minnesota Plummer Land Company Plummer West B. C. White Buffalo Jos. Sten Hamilton

State Briefs Highlight Local Developments Across Montana

The Nashua school board expands dormitory efforts this year while Mrs Myrtle McAfee buys the Joseph H Seal residence to repurpose as a hospital. Rosebud county fairs award top exhibits. Billings hosts church outreach plans as Montana Me thodists boost a 625000 endowment drive for Intermountain Union College. From Cut Bank to Great Falls, farmers report strong yields and new industry moves in sugar, creameries, and alfalfa farming. a murder case and a lithograph of local talent round out county news.

Myrtle McAfee Cut Bank Hospital Joseph H. Seal Ovear Montana The Methodist Episcopal Church Great Falls Intermountain Union College Helena

Conscience Awakened After Temptation Says Man

A man reflects that his conscience troubles him only after the temptation has passed, implying moral reckoning follows temptation rather than anticipation.

Settlement Reached in Dawson Insurance Claim

J G Locke negotiates a compromise settling Mrs Dawson’s claim against United States Fidelity and Guaranty for 2183 dollars, representing half of the compensation. Montana grain elevators report strong operations with widespread crops despite hot weather. Grant Reed from Townsend appointed auditor for the Montana railroad commission after a four-year vacancy. The Three Forks Port land Cement company wins a hearing date of October 7 before the Montana railroad commission over freight rates. Automobile license fees totalling 206 dollars collected by W I Ballard boost state coffers. four-month total reaches 2200 dollars.

Helena J. G. Locke Montana Industrial, Accident Board J. C. Dawson United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company Dawson Montana W. I. Giese Grant Reed Townsend Broadwater County Montana Railroad Commission Reed Three Forks Portland Cement Company W. I. Ballard State Motor Vehicle Bureau Ballard

Sheep Produce Top Prices at Chicago Markets

Lambs grazed in the Lolo forest carried the season’s highest bids at Chicago markets, reported from Missoula. H. J. Snively of Yakima, owner of the herd, noted the lambs were in excellent condition after their eastward trip and topped national competition.

Lolo Forest Chicago Missoula H. J. Snively Yakima

A Great many men owe their success to the failure of others

A terse aphorism notes how some individuals rise as others fall, suggesting competition and misfortune shape paths to achievement. The line implies scarce opportunities drive some to prosper when peers stumble.

Montana man leads boll weevil war with air dusting

William Mabee a Glasgow high school and State College graduate and extension entomologist for North Carolina State College devised an aerial dusting system to combat boll weevil. He uses calcium arsenate from a plane to cover 300 to 700 acres per day, weather permitting, with a 400 acre field ideal. The aircraft discharges 350 pounds per minute over a 200 foot swath at 110 mph.

North Carolina Montana Franklin Sherman William Bruce Mabee W. W. Mabee Glasgow Glasgow High School State College Bozeman Agricultural Extension Department North Carolina State College Mabee

Havre Territory Market Claims Its Biggest Wheat Crop

Frank T. Merrill of Montana National Bank Havre asserts a 25 mile radius around Havre will market its largest wheat crop in history. He estimates Hill county will earn at least 10 percent more than 1924, with yields north of Havre ranging from 14 bushels on stubbled fields to 28 to 38 bushels on summer fallow.

Frank T. Merrill Montana National Bank Havre Hill County Merill

If You Would Be Happy Let Others Do The Worrying

A short reflective line urges happiness by shifting worry to others, suggesting contentment comes from not taking on another’s burdens. It presents a practical mindset about personal peace and social responsibility.

Two Kalispell Men Reported Aboard Baychimo in Arctic Crisis

Lyman and Gus DeStaffany of Kalispell were aboard the Baychimo as it reportedly became or threatened to become frozen in the Arctic Ocean. A brother in Kalispell received a radio message via Cordova Alaska, Seattle, and telegraph about potential freezing and overland travel. The brothers had recently returned from years trapping in Coronation Gulf and planned to come out of the north for good, Gus having built a Vancouver schooner for the voyage.

Kalispell Lyman Gus DeStaffany Baychimo Associated Press Arctic Ocean James DeStaffany Cordova Alaska Seattle Arctic Coronation Gulf Herschell Island Gus Vancouver McKenzie River

Heaven and the other place remedy claims relief

Read responses from users who tried Jen-Sen pills with reported relief. A Washington doctor requests another supply and a Montana ad offers ten days free trial by mail, with no postage.

Gratis Washington, D. C Jensen South Montana St Butte Montana Adv

Yellowstone Sees 155000 Fall Visitors Despite Seasonal Closures

About 155000 tourists visited Yellowstone this year, slightly more than 1924. Most travel came via Gardiner from Livingston as seasonal operations ended September 19 20 with trains and lodge services winding down. Some facilities stay open at Old Faithful Yellowstone Lake Grand Canyon and Mammoth Hot Springs for winter access.

Yellowstone National Park Park Gardiner Livingston Cody Wyo Eastern Gateway Park Transportation Lake and Canyon Old Faithful Yellowstone Lake Grand Canyon Mammoth Hot Springs National Park Service Yellowstone

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