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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1919
Page
7
President Wilson urges labor modernization through voluntary cooperation, calls for federal agencies to coordinate industry reform, and backs returning soldiers' job placement. He proposes tax simplification, tariff adjustments, and continued support for economic recovery while endorsing an early amendment to extend women’s suffrage.
Reports cover a range of Montana topics from the Midland Empire fair at Billings to the Lolo forest planting program and Savenac nursery plans. Other items note rising unemployment in Great Falls, a peace pageant at Lewistown, military honors for Sergeant Anderson, and Musselshell county boundary moves.
Great Falls is close to completing a livestock pavilion with $19,000 pledged of a $20,000 goal to host pure bred cattle sales. A letter from National Hereford Association official I R Kinzer says such sales attract top citizens and boost local spending and land values.
Bozeman news reports Major Charles B Sheridan will remain in the military, detailed to the 49th U.S. Cavalry at Fort Leavenworth Kansas. He has seen active front line service, earned the Belgian War Cross and the Distinguished Service Cross, and previously led Montana troops as a captain and major.
Helena announces the organization of the state bureau of mines as a department of the State School of Mines at Butte with headquarters there. C H Clapp becomes director and geologist. N B Pulsifer named metallurgist. A B Adams in charge of mining engineering.
Missoula memorial services honored 31 students and alumni of the State University of Montana who died in World War I. Marine veteran Elwood H. Best, a Croix de Guerre recipient and current student, planted a tree beside each life.
James A. Murray through the Monidah Trust, owner of one twin water plant, announces a 20 percent cut in domestic rentals. City officials plan to contest the reduction before the state public utilities commission.
Livingston New contract awarded to C T Sacket by Park county commissioners to classify all county land. Sacket will charge three and three fourths cents per acre for about two years of work, costing the county between 25000 and 30000 dollars. Classification required for assessment under recent legislative act.
Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture the cattle scab disease affects cattle of all ages with forms named scab mange and itch. Dipping is the most reliable eradication method though spraying can help when numbers are small. Early treatment prevents heavy losses and all animals should be treated, with infected stock needing two or more dips.
Livestock notes emphasize humane care and quality feed year round. It advises not crowding horses as spring work begins and confining sows in a small, dry, well-sheltered area with a clean bed when about to furrow.
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