Russia Orders 3,000,000 Rifles for F Patrol
Russia places a large order for 3,000,000 new rifles in French currency. The report notes broad military buildup and international tension reflected in this procurement.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1891
Page
1
Russia places a large order for 3,000,000 new rifles in French currency. The report notes broad military buildup and international tension reflected in this procurement.
Special correspondent notes Dillon’s May 19 visit to upper valley Argenta and Bannack. Describes residents like Craig Cornell and W. M. Smith, Argenta stores Fox & Pond and Miller family, local mining talks, court house relic, and Bannack’s revival signs. Prospects for regional development and sugar beet industry discussed along with community hospitality.
A Helena Daily Journal excerpt reports M W C Child’s Montana sugar beet seed trials in Prickly Pear valley showed beets with high saccharine content. Samples ranged 13.5–16.5% sugar, surpassing California Nebraska and German averages. projections suggest 3 tons per acre and $400–$420 gross per acre, spurring potential valley culture and statewide expansion.
The Rev Dr Teofilo Gay of the Waldensian church in Rome outlines the Waldenses history from Swiss persecution to Italian refuge. He recounts their Bible devotion, early theological schooling, Calabrian and Piedmont valleys colonies, Inquisition destruction, 1689 return, and 200th anniversary observance. He notes 80,000 Waldenses in three valleys near Turin with modern settlements and schools, and cites Napoleon and Charles Albert advancing religious emancipation and civil rights for the group.
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