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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1921

Page

7

Montana High Court Upholds School Bond Issue

The Montana State Supreme Court upheld initiative measure No. 19 the five million dollar school bond issue passed by voters last fall. The ruling came in a case brought by James H. Bonner seeking to block bond sales. the order to show cause was dismissed with Associate Justice Holloway dissenting.

Helena Supreme Court James H. Bonner Sait William S. Holloway Pond State Supreme Court Joseph M. Dixon Wellington D. Rankin Interstate Commerce Commission United States George M. Bourquin Bourquin Northern Pacific Railroad Montana State Railway Commission

Chinook Claims Title for Cold Weather Alfalfa Seed

Chinook proclaims a cold weather alfalfa championship for North America in ads for Grimm alfalfa seed. The Milk River Valley leads Montana in Pure Grimm seed production and plans a new warehouse next season by the Milk River Valley Seed Growers association with 28 charter members. Director H. Wonebright designed the association trade mark showing snowcapped peaks a growing alfalfa field and a thermometer at 60 degrees below zero with the slogan Pure hardy seeds from the coldest place in the United States.

North America River Valley Montana Milk River “Valley HW. Th. Wonebright Association United States

Auto Owners to Fight Raising License Costs

Helena reports auto owners plan a referendum campaign to halt a proposed rise in automobile licenses. A Helena meeting will discuss delaying the measure and petitions will be mailed statewide to garages to gather support.

Helena

Oil Industry's First Death in State Board Report

The Montana State Accident Board reports the state's first oil industry death after Harley Moyer, tool dresser for Jon Duzen Oil, died near Roundup on December 61. Moyer fractured from a truck stem incident, then suffered a cerebral hemorrhage within an hour. He leaves a widow and three children.

Helena Harley BR. Mover Jon Tle

Retail Lumber Firms Plan Montana Consolidation

Great Falls reports a major consolidation in Montana lumber trade as Cloodridge Can Lumber Co Nogers Temple ton Lumber Co Libby Yards Co merge. Ti J Calb and T A Templeton of Great Falls will head the new group. Monarch Lumber Co to be incorporated within 80 days creating the state’s largest single retail concern with yards along Great Northern Milwaukee and Northern Pacific routes.

Great Falls Cloodridge- Can Lumber Co Nogers-Templeton Lumber Co Libby Yards Co Ecompany Montana J T. Calb T. A. Templeton Monarch Lumber Co Great Northern Milwaukee Lewistown Acific

Livingston Boy Killed by Fall From Cliff

Livingston 14 year old Terman Bishop died after slipping from gloves while descending a cliff near the city during a Boy Scout hike with four companions. He fell about 1700 feet into a canyon, suffering a fractured skull and multiple injuries.

Livingston Terman Bishop

Defaulter Given Suspended Sentence Fort Benton

Leroy S. Tole pleaded guilty in district court to grand larceny and was sentenced to a year in state prison but the sentence was suspended. He had previously diverted $2,834.80 from the Loma of the Gallatin Valley Milling elevator where he managed, with part repaid before sentencing.

Fort Benton Leroy S. Tole Tole Loma Gallatin Valley Milling Company

Chief of the Pequots Nelson J D Simons

Nelson J D Simons, chief of the Pequot Indians and descendant of Sassacus, is in Boston pursuing studies at the Suffolk High School. The text notes his prominent status among the Pequot from Massachusetts to Hudson Bay.

Nelson JD. Simons Massachusetts Hudson Bay Sassacus Mr. Simons Boston Suffolk Huw School

All Fixed for a Ride Pup Shows Dapper Accessories

A pampered dog is readied for daily car rides with goggles fur-lined boots handkerchief tweed collar tie and a diamond scarf as its owner outfits the pet for travel using stylish gear.

Geese Breeds and Traits Highlighted in Abridged Guide

The article surveys geese breeds including Toulouse Emden Brown Chinese and African. It notes weights colors and conformation with details on fertility egg yield and market appeal for each breed.

Tuberculosis in Chickens and Poultry Losses

The article notes poultry tuberculosis causes weight loss and weakness in birds, including turkeys. It advises prompt culling of infected stock, thorough cleaning and disinfection, and using creolin and carbolic acid solution as a disinfectant.

Marton North Dakota Agricultural College Barton Tle

Proper Shelter for Geese in All Seasons

Geese typically do not need a house except in winter or during storms. Provide shelter such as a shed open on the sunny side, a poultry house, or a barn. Keep the goose house clean and lay down plenty of clean straw for the floor.

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SUPREME _ COURT News OF the State Board of Examiners Board of Examiners Wellington D., Rankin Charles T. Stewart A. I. McFatridge Belaa Ling Enterprises Census Bureau State Department of Agriculture Lewis and Clark’ County Beaverhead Missoula al Nath Madison Gallatin J. W. Walker Harding Palm Beach Lah Frederic Johnson New York Florida Francis Wilson PeWolte Topper Loving Cup Actors’ Equity Association Ra. Wilson Nansaki Japan Louis James Ruth Law Toulouse Emcen France Africa
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