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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1921

Page

11

Cactus Putnam Advice From a Practical Homesteader

A humorous letter from Thomas Jefferson Putnam offered as practical homesteading guidance. He describes self sufficiency on a 160 acre claim, warns about wind damage to a shack, suggests securing the structure, living on the land with livestock such as jackrabbits, and outlines eating ideas while avoiding market risk. He shares comical anecdotes about insects as entertainers and critiqued homestead laws with a light tone.

Putnam Prowets County France Pershing Sargeant K. P Agriculture College Fort, Collins Sigma Chi Service Bureau Sam Chuck Iallus

Names of Delegates and How to Pronounce Them

Washington hosts armament conference delegates from France Italy Belgium China Netherlands Portugal and Japan with pronunciations for each official. The list includes Aristide Briand Rene Viviani Ferdinand Foch Jules Jusserand Le Marechal and Vittorio Ricci among others with titles and roles.

Washington France Monsieur Aristide Briand Armsteed Breethn Rene Viviani Ray-nay Vee Veea-Nee M. Albert Sarrault Al-bear Sarro M. Jules Jusserand Zhule Zhussair-ahn United States M. le Marechal Ferdinand Foch Fair-dee-nahn Fosh Vittorio Rolandi Ricci Luigi Albertini

Railroad Equipment Ordered by Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul

The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul placed the largest railroad equipment order since privatization. It calls for 2,500 steel coal cars at an expenditure of 4.5 million dollars. The note about birds over heads adds a humorous aside.

Chicago Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul

Ford opens modern sawmill to save wood and freight

Henry Ford has built a state of the art sawmill at Iron Mountain Michigan. He owns over four hundred thousand acres in the region and plans scientific forestry to ensure a permanent timber supply for his mill. The Forest Service says standardized dimension stock would cut waste by four to five billion feet yearly.

Henry Ford Iron Mountain Michigan Ford United States Forest Service

Buffalo Car Shops Reopen Under New Management

The Eastern Buffalo Car Repair Shops of the New York Central Railroad reopen after nine months of closure with management separated from the railroad. About 1,500 workers are expected to return to work.

Buffalo Eastern New York Central Railroad

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