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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1913
Page
2
An ode to the western United States praising its vast forests and mountain trails as a hunter’s paradise. It describes accessible routes, ranger cabins, and a forest system that prevents getting lost while highlighting the outdoor sportsman as the region’s ideal benefactor of its rugged beauty.
The article extols Washington, Idaho and Oregon for deer, trout, and wilderness treks. It describes virgin solitude, snow clads peaks, rushing streams, and cave or valley adventures. It invites walks, climbs, fishing, hunting, and camping across a vast outdoor region.
The Chicago banker Levy Mayer travels secretly to Russia on a financial mission amid debates on Jewish influence. The article argues Russia fears Jewish wealth and power, cites May laws and travel refusals, and predicts a growing global Jewish economic role and potential future political influence.
A frontier view traces the Ute uprising near a Colorado camp beside Mexican herders to long standing friction with whites. It argues that civlization and intermarriage erode native identity while education and industry spare the race from extinction, with lingering warlike impulses fading in a decade.
Secretary Wilson recalled a tale from Washington about a long headed farmer and an auctioneer planning to sell standing grain. The farmer remarked that with a good stiff breeze on sale day, luck might favor his crop.
Storrs Agricultural Experiment Station reports no evidence of bacillary white diarrhea in the 8.C. White Leghorns owned by A. M. Pollard after testing eggs from the flock. The birds range freely on 89 acres as orders for 1913 are being booked.
Albert Angell Jr introduces the White-Egg American Fowl a new hen that lays large white eggs and breeds large market-ready birds. The bird blends Plymouth Rock qualities with Leghorn egg production and is described as a utility breed with high market appeal. Angell notes cockerels reach about ten pounds in eight months and command high prices due to bright legs and plump bodies.
A Shredded Wheat advertisement promotes ready cooked cereal claims it provides nutrition for children and adults. It describes heat for crispness pour hot milk add cream and salt or sugar to taste. The slogan the only breakfast cereal made in biscuit form is from The Shredded Wheat Company Niagara Falls New York.
An advertisement offers a Simplex Farm Record to track profits by crop and livestock, labor costs, and monthly gains. It cites a testimonial from E J Novak of Chicago and invites readers to write for guidance, promising no obligation.
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