Ink Colors Listed in Dye Sample
The article presents a sequence of color names including yellow, white, black, red, blue, violet and green as part of a dye sample showcase. It notes the spectrum and order of hues in a shop display.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1919
Page
7
The article presents a sequence of color names including yellow, white, black, red, blue, violet and green as part of a dye sample showcase. It notes the spectrum and order of hues in a shop display.
More than half a million dollars remains to be claimed as Montana farmers access state farm loan programs. From 18 months of operation, loans totaling 2,921,270 have been issued, with 97,000 awaiting final arrangements. Bond investments, land values, and future projections frame a growing state program led by Sidney Miller and the state lands office.
Montana notes report a Billings cellar theft of a barrel valued at 1000 dollars with police in pursuit but the bootleg liquor remains unrecovered. Other items include bonding efforts between Montana grain groups, political talk on primary law and various state news items from Bozeman Great Falls and Missoula.
Dr Charles E Munroe explosives expert with the United States Bureau of Mines aids police in identifying bomb materials to trace production and origins. His work is expected to be a valuable aid in tracking terrorists responsible for the attacks.
A wager between two officers at the front shows men dig two equal trench lengths with the same crew. Major A C Farquharson told the British House of Commons of a rotation plan where three squads dig five minutes hard then rest ten. The rotating squad won, illustrating the value of short labor spells followed by rest.
A Monte Vista Colorado traincarload valued at 82450 carried 18 cars of fat hogs from Monte Vista, six cars of hogs from San Luis Central, and 19 cars of potatoes. Hogs were worth about 3000 dollars per car and potatoes 550 dollars per car.
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