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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1907
Page
6
R. W. Clark argues Montana’s ideal climate supports dairy growth, urging farmers to start with Shorthorn cows, proper housing, hay, grain, and pasture. He cites Utah trial results showing 190 to 256 pounds of butter fat per acre, recommends spreading a diary program across farms to sustain creameries and cheese production.
A client under suspicion of house breaking asks how long the case will take. The young lawyer replies it will take about two weeks to finish his work, but warns the client it may take about four years to resolve the case.
The tale follows Sumner Conant and Eugene Conant's contrasting aims. Sumner wins a fortune after Eugene’s death at sea, vies for Gertrude Evans, and finally wins her after a series of proposals. The couple inherits the Conant estate and begin a life together.
The text describes Hawaii's islanders venerating sharks as protective deities with local patron sharks. The largest male shark, famed for a mouth large enough to swallow others, reportedly patrolled the island clusters and safeguarded communities, moving around the archipelago rather than passing through narrow channels.
The pelican uses its expandable pouch as net and storage for feeding its young. It can distend the pouch to hold about two gallons of water. While hunting the bird circles about twenty feet above the water then dives swiftly to seize prey before resurfacing with a catch and shaking off spray.
An experienced autograph hunter observes how different professions respond to requests. Actors and vocalists welcome signs. poets and novelists sign but coolly. philosophers politely refuse or grudgingly comply. dramatists sometimes offer both autographs and book rolations. lawyers sign with care to avoid easy I O U.
A playful exchange questions material and nature. Johnny asks if a fog horn is tin and if fog can be a material, prompting a motherly explanation about physical properties and sound versus substance.
The piece details royal daily routines in Edward V and Henry VIII eras with precise meal times and outings. It notes Beatrice era maids of honor starting with beef or herring and ale at dawn, breakfast around 6 80, dinner at late morning, and afternoon plays by 2, revealing strict schedules and court entertainments.
Department of the Interior Land Office Helena Montana assigns September 10 1907 for John T Kennedy to prove final commutation for Homestead Entry No 14473 in NW section 21 township 13s range 5w before U S Commissioner A S Johnson Dillon Montana Witnesses Milton Bean Jacob Spitzmiller Eli E Twitchell Frederick Porch all residents of Monida Montana.
In the District Court of the Fit Judicial district of Montana Beaverhead County William Bernstien petitions to appropriate 4 cubic feet per second of East Creek water for irrigating 160 acres. Objections must be filed by the final publication date. Witness dated August 5 1907.
The county clerk announces the duty to prepare an abstract of all uncancelled mortgages on record on the first Monday in March and place it with the Assessor. Mortgages will be assessed against the mortgagee. parties may cancel paid mortgages before that date to avoid assessment. Dated at Dillon February 13 1907.
Elizabeth Phillips of Dillon Montana filed intention to prove desert land claim 8585 for section 12 T4S R10W before K A Harl baker at Dillon on Sept 10 1907 witnesses Ed E Edgehill James E Phillips Emerson W Slack and George W French all of Dillon Frank Nelson of Dell Montana filed five year proof for Homestead entry 18728 in section 17 T18S R9W with witnesses John S Baker Charles A Smith Asa A Beardsley William Conners all of Dillon or Dell. Mining notice by Butte Argenta Copper Co for a 1500 foot claim in Beaverhead county described survey 8324 with location records and neighbors Jack Rabbit Whopper Emerald and placer claims. Notice for publication George W Chinn Melrose Montana to prove final five year proof for Homestead entry 11803 in section 26 T28 R10W with witnesses George R Vance Marmaduke Gist Frank P Tate Charles F Sharkey at Dillon August 20 1907.
United States Land Office Helena announces Mining Application No 5244 by The Monument Copper Mining Company through Mae B Metlen attorney seeks patents for 1600 feet of Monument Extension Lode and 1477.6 feet of Alps Lode in Bloody Dick mining district Beaverhead County Montana. Adjoining claimants and public notices follow with sixty day period to file adverse claims. A second notice covers Mining Application No 5552 by Arley R Fete for 1500 feet of Atlas Lode in Elkhorn district with conflicts noted and adjacent claims listed, first publication July 19 1907.
Monument Copper Mining Company through Mae B Metlen files June 12 1907 for 1500 feet Green Mountain and 1492.8 feet Welcome Lodes bearing gold silver and other metals in Bloody Dick Mining District Beaverhead County Montana. Lodes described with survey bounds and areas 20.25 and 19.16 acres adjacent to Monument Lode and Keppler claim. Public notice warns of sixty day filing deadline to avoid statute bars.
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