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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1919

Page

7

Coal supply urged for Montana as mines, railways plan year round

The Montana state railroad commission urged consumers to stockpile coal this summer to prevent a fall and winter shortage. A new state mining bureau aims to attract eastern capital, while War Savings stamps sales rose to 205 751.29 by May 10. Montana may become its own federal revenue district with Helena as headquarters.

Montana Central Accounting Department Helena Montana War Savings Organizations Washington Revenue Service Utah Idaho Internal Revenue Roper

Free-for-all in railroad crew sparks jail clash at St. Regis

Seven railroad workers of foreign birth are jailed in Mineral county at Superior after a free-for-all fight among an extra gang for the Northern Pacific. Superintendent W C Showalter of Missoula is investigating the incident at Superior.

Missoula Mineral County Superior St. Regis Northern Pacific Railroad Rocky Mountain Division of the Road W. C. Showalter

Montana News Roundup Highlights State Happenings

Scab cattle dipping underway near Missoula under state veterinarian supervision. Butte Electric Railway seeks fare increase to seven cents amid rising costs. Montana licenses show 64 of 72 nurse applicants passed. Anaconda Copper Mining directors reelected led by John D. Ryan. Coal users urged to stock up for winter. coal supply a future concern. Headlight and brake laws cited for enforcement. two braking sets and horn required. Willett seeks government pension. cared for in Mineral County. Mild weather boosts crops. showers widespread. wheat in good condition. Simonson buys 100 Herefords for Montana ranches. Northern Montana haze from possible forest fires. Scottish Rite Masons initiate 100+ in Billings. Over 6,000 bushels poisoned oats used against gophers in Valley County. Baxter couple jailed for morphine sales via Canada. 25 miles of North Fork Kalispell road contract. camps established. Bank plans to finance calf pig ventures for youth in Ravalli County. Concealed weapons laws reduce gun carriers in Butte. Disbarred lawyer Sullivan denied bar exam eligibility. Wool clip sells at Great Falls for 57 and a half cents. Army lieutenant in Lewistown aids aviation line. Lewistown may host aviation school. Yellowstone River water higher but no flood danger.

Foundation for a Dairy Herd From Young Calves

The guide urges starting a dairy herd with good grade heifer calves from well-established milk-producing lineages. It compares buying calves to grading up cows, noting lower cost and disease risk, easier shipping, and faster establishment of a productive herd. Emphasizes buying from dairymen, avoiding stock-yard shipments, and using G O D sales when possible.

United States Department of Agriculture

Origin of Memorial Day and its contested legends

The article traces Memorial Day’s origin from Grand Army of the Republic orders in 1868 and notes controversy over who suggested the observance. It cites Logan and Mrs. Kimball, details state adoptions, and argues the day should honor Civil War dead and later Spanish American and World War I dead, with a growing veterans network shaping its future.

Washington Post United States War Department Washington Congress Wilson Grand Army of the Republic John A. Logan Philadelphia Fourteenth Street Washington, D. C Andrew H. H. Dawson Academy of Music Brooklyn Daughters of the North Daughters of the South Henry 8. Kimball West Philadelphia Kimball General Logan South Logan Mrs. Kimball Comrady

Solution of Food Problem in Dairy Sector

The article argues dairymen can extend feed to feed more people without culling dairy cows. It says food economics can feed more, and killing cows is unnecessary and calamitous amid national dairy shortages. It emphasizes preserving dairy production to meet demand.

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Babcock Test Described for Milk Fat Content

The Babcock test determines fat content in milk or cream and, with a milk scale, helps identify the best cows in the herd. Used alongside the tactometer, it yields the total solids of the milk.

Future Memorial Days Honor and Duty for Veterans

An editorial argues Memorial Day should evolve in future years with involvement from organizations beyond Civil War participants. It stresses dedicating time to patriotism and self sacrifice and honors living veterans who remember fallen comrades as they face age and mortality.

Also Mentioned on This Page

A. A. Commission Federal Revenue District Colliision Butte Belt FF. M. Smith East Helena C. D. Greenfield New Revenue District R. R News of Montana Powder River Mies City Butte Electric Railway Company The State Railway Commission State Board of Examiners State Board of Health Great Falls Anaconda Copper Mining Company John D. Ryan Don F. Kelly B. B. Thayer Montana Railroad Commission Secretary of State Willett Lee Simonson Billings Thermoupolis Havre KE. C. Day of Valley County Idave Baxter Kimsas Beig Baxter Canada Wyoming North Fork Valley Kalispell Hamilton Ravalli County John F. Sullivan F. M. Fageley U. S. Army Lewistown New York-Seattle Yellowstone Publi Press N. P. Chipman Andrew H. H., Dawson Henry S. Kimball
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