Beaverhead dairy revival plan gains local support in Dillon
Dillon business leaders and Beaverhead farmers consider forming a Butter Cheese and Cow company under the new Montana dairying law. The scheme would import high grade cows, provide milk to a Dillon creamery, and credit part of the delivery to notes, aiming to revive a local creamery and boost farm income. County figures, including B N Stevenson, urge prompt action as banks, clubs, and railroad officials back industrial cooperation.
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Beaverhead County
Dillon
Butte
Montana
Cracem
B. N. Stevenson
Dillon Creamery
The
Tribune
Beaverhead
New Life Shown at Dillon in County Development Meeting
Dillon business leaders gathered for a rousing Get Together to discuss Beaverhead county development. Secretary Hazelbaker of the commercial club organized the event with wide attendance from Dillon and other parts of the state. An information luncheon featured J. M. Kennedy.
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Dillon
Philip W. Blake
Butte Chamber of Commerce
J. A. Donovan
Monroe
State Normal School
Beaverhead
Treasure State
Hazelbaker
Commercial Club
Beaverhead County
Inforon
J. M. Kennedy
Sewer Work in Dillon Advances Under Clear Skies
After favorable weather, Dillon progresses on new sewers along the alley between Atlantic and Dakota. Pipe laying reaches proper depth using frames, uprights, strings, and plumb lines to ensure straight joints and waterproof seals. A bystander's quip leads to a short local anecdote about Pat from Dublin and a made up job.
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Dillon
Atlantic
Dakota
Pat
New York
Dublin
Ireland
Mike
Granitoid sidewalk replacement on Dillon and Pacific streets
Mrs. Ellen Lovell undertakes a substantial sidewalk upgrade along Dillon and Pacific streets with a granitoid surface on the north side of her home. A new crossing across Dillon Street on the east side of Pacific is included, enhancing the area's appearance.
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Ellen Lovell
Dillon
Pacific Streets
Dillon Street
Pacific
Governor Cox and Red Cross Thank Ohio Flood Helpers
Ohio Governor James W. Cox and Red Cross officials acknowledge county contributions to flood sufferers. Communications from April 15, 1913, note gratitude for generous gifts and express confidence Ohio will recover from the disaster. Frank A. Hazelbaker of Dillon, Montana, sent $270 through the governor’s office.
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Cox
Ohio
The
Red Cross
County
State of Ohio
Columbus
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Dillon
Montana
James W. Cox
Ohio Flood Relief Commission
Red Cross Ohio Flood Relief Thanks Citizens
Governor Cox expresses gratitude for the generous and prompt response to flood relief in Ohio. MacLyse Wilson, Treasurer of the Red Cross Ohio Flood Relief Commission, extends thanks to contributors and all citizens for their aid in the time of need.
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Cox
Red Cross
Beaverhead
Governor Cox
Ohio
MacLyse Wilson
Red Cross-Ohio Flood Relief Commission
District court opens term presided by Judge Clark
Osvar Ingemund Engelsgjerd Luray of Fox was admitted to citizenship. Mrs Mary Meers citizenship petition continued to April 28 for certification defect. George Vasel, a 40 year old Romanian sheep herder, convicted of second degree burglary for robbing the Thomas Tracy home and sentenced to one year hard labor at Deer Lodge state prison.
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District Court
W. A. Clark
Osvar Ingemund Engelsgjerd Luray
Fox
Mary Meers
George Vasel
Thomas Tracy
Deer Lodge
Petersen and Andersen of Dell Transact Business Here
Christopher Petersen and Albert Andersen of Dell were in town Wednesday to conduct business, meeting local officials and discussing potential partnerships.
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Christopher Petersen
Albert Andersen
Dell
Tempest or Much Ado About California Alien Land Law
California and Japan clash over an alien land law as the California general assembly debates changes to satisfy Japan. Secretary Bryan and President Wilson discuss mediation with Governor Johnson to avoid straining international treaties while Sacramento awaits action. Washington tensions ease as Japan’s envoy calls for cooperation.
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California
Washington City
Japan
General Assembly of
Washington
Bryan
Wilson
Johnson
Union
Wil
Son
Sacramento
United States
Nev Freign
Strike Victory in Belgium Ends Ten Day Paralyzing Sit
Brussels reports a landmark political strike by socialist unions ended in a government compromise toward electoral reform. About 1.7 million votes across 1.7 million voters show a push for equal suffrage, with the king’s counsel guiding a settlement that ends the disruption and promises parliamentary consideration of franchise changes.
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Brussels
Belgium
Socialist Trades Unions
Bond ranch near Bond station sells for 25000 dollars
The Bond ranch on Short Line road seven miles north of Dillon is sold for about 25000 dollars to Frank Hunsaker, ex Beaverhead Ranch manager. The 480 acre property features loamy soil, irrigation via Bira creek and reservoir system, with Neil Sharkey leasing it to farm oats alfalfa and potatoes.
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Bond Ranch
Bond Station
Dillon
Frank Hunsaker
Beaverhead Ranch Company
Bond
Neil Sharkey
Mine Disaster Kills Five as Hoist Cage Drops 2200 Feet
At the Amalgamated Copper Co Leonard mine in Butte Montana five men died and nine were injured when a runaway hoisting engine tore apart a cage. Four men fell 2200 feet while eight miners in another cage dropped 800 feet. Rescues were hampered as flying engine parts struck workers including R G Ruddy who lost a leg. Names of the deceased are Andrew Baitell Frank Warn T J Pascoe Samuel Lawrence. Injured listed include Frank Osterman Frank Bevis and others. The incident ranks among the most remarkable in Butte mining history.
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Butte
Mont
Amalgamated Copper Co
Leonard
R. G. Ruddy
Nick Treglown
Andrew Baitell
Frank Warn
T. J. Pascoe
Samuel Lawrence
Frank Osterman
Frank Bevis
Martin Allen
Elmer Frederickson
William Frederickson
Samuel Pynick
Richard Voquist
Edward McKeeon
D. J. Ruddy
Butte Camp
Laughlin Ranch Purchased by Robert Quick at Bargain Price
The Dan Laughlin ranch six miles up the river from Dillon has been bought by Robert Quick. The sale price is reported as $10 000 or $62 20 per acre. The fertile alfalfa timothy and oats farm had been leased to Quick and is praised as a bargain.
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Dan Laughlin
Dillon
Robert Quick
Quick
Republicans Attack Democratic Tariff Bill In House Report
The minority Republicans in the Ways and Means Committee call the Democratic tariff proposal a delusion and a snare. They argue the bill is uncalled for and harmful to business, noting it removes protections and shifts costs, with serious alarms in industry. They defend Payne Aldrich as providing prosperity over the past four years.
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Washington
Ways and Means Committee
House
Alcohol Untaxed Tops Democratic Tariff Bill Talk
A political note discusses untaxed alcohol as a central item in a tariff bill. It speculates that if a Democrat can secure exemptions for key figures, broader gains may follow through imagined channels of policy and consumer impact.
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Charles de Broqueville
Laughlin Ranch
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