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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1919
Page
7
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Montana veterans reorganize as American Legion of Montana after the Malta convention. Resolutions urge investigation of absent voters, oppose panhandling by uniformed men, and back the Lane land settlement bill and a $50 monthly veteran bonus funded by excess profits tax.
Montana brief notes report wireless service between Miles City and Jordan opening immediately after wartime restrictions end. Other items include open shop stance by Bozeman Employers Association, guards on Northern Pacific bridges, a Butte man pulled from a chimney, Lolo forest fires and firefighting efforts, whiskey seized in Havre, and a life membership for George Hutchins in Anaconda Clerks union.
The founder Ezra Cornell statue was unveiled during semicentennial exercises. New York sculptor Herman A. McNeil created the work for Cornell University.
A Kansas City Star fragment recalls Doc the horse doctor fondly as a funeral procession passes. Once famed for opening horses mouths and muttering, he wandered among autos in later years, meeting a fatal end when an auto bolted forward after his poke. He owed eight dollars, if anything.
Estimates from the bureau of crop estimates put combined beet and cane sugar production for 1918 at about 1,007,050 short tons. The cane sugar crop is around 266,950 tons and beet sugar about 740,100 tons. The total is below the five year average of 1,031,603 tons, with cane above and beet below their respective averages.
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