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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
11
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia likens Germany’s pleas for mercy to a mother who warns her new boy to behave, promising a light punishment to deter future misbehavior. He suggests such tactics may backfire in international relations and moral leadership.
A new speed record was set as 450000 bushels of wheat grown on 30000 acres at 15 bushels per acre were loaded in four hours from a Superior Wisconsin elevator onto a lake steamer. The grain was sent to Buffalo to be ground into flour for 1,000,000 people for a month.
California led the nation in bean output last year producing more than half of all U S beans according to government figures. The Pittsburgh Dispatch reports the state accounted for a majority share in national bean production.
Coyotes hunts draw many motorists and horsemen around Edmonton Alberta. Ranchers push to continue extermination efforts. Twenty five wolf hounds have been obtained for drives. A plan to form a half circle and close in on the coyotes along a river bank.
By W B Innes former district representative U S Fuel Administration cautions Montana coal consumers about a coming winter shortage. Emigration reducing labor and railroad equipment worsen coal production and storage looks tight as demand rises. price pressure and possible freight increases loom. Consumers urged to buy now and store coal.
Animal trainers note the giraffe has never been known to emit any sound. They say illness or injury does not provoke vocalization. Scientists theorize the giraffe's extreme neck length makes sound production difficult or impossible.
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