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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1920
Page
2
Montana industrial accident board rules that students in manual training and vocational courses are not employed and cannot receive compensation. In Red Lodge the ruling notes electric power graders and laws used in schools. The decision aligns with prior cases excluding students from protection under the law.
Helena report says Montana highway projects continue without interruption despite bad weather. John N. Edy states frost is leaving the ground near Great Falls as Chateau project advances. Once three northern projects finish, 100 miles of continuous gravel highway will link Chouteau and Judith Basin counties.
Helena reports only four of eleven amendments won a favorable majority in 88 counties. Measures approved include school funds interest, boxing, and two school-related amendments. Top results: board of control 29 114 to 45 709. board of equalization 88 309 to 45 849. school fund interest 46 007 to 42 248. boxing bill 47 354 to 42 253.
The Montana leper and former State Senator O G Willett of Mineral County will be offered chaulmoogra oil treatment after the state board of health approves. Dr W F Cogswell will go to Alberton to present the plan and seek Mineral County officials input. If accepted a specialist will be assigned to the case at once.
Butte A report states James Red Williams confessing to supplying the drugs that killed James McAlena and Al Kerrigan on August 16. Deputy County Attorney Harry B. Myers says Williams exonerates Peaches Webbe, who was sentenced after a first degree murder conviction in the same deaths.
Frank Zuhan an Austrian native at the Pittsmont smelter killed himself by leaping into shaft No 2. His body was recovered 1,800 feet below. He left a widow and five children. A past axe murder accusation, later exonerated, was believed to weigh on him as he acted in a presumed insanity.
Dr Julius Hovert, Minnesota state chemist, has perfected a cryoscope to determine how much water is added to milk. As milk prices rise, the device promises to deter dishonest milkm en by testing milk using freezing point principles.
Dr. Paul Garnot of Beaujon hospital Paris proposes matching French women with California husbands to address a wartime imbalance. He estimates France has about 2,000,000 more women than men and envisions California as the source of surplus husbands.
In the London Sunday Times T P O Connor recalls how smoking was once seen as vulgar. Gladstone, representing an old generation, objected to tobacco and even limited it at Hawarden. Yet when the future king, a noted smoker, dined with him he allowed a cigarette to please the prince.
Guidance on when foals should nurse after gaining strength. Safe handling includes cleaning the mare’s udder, using colostrum benefits, and laxative or castor oil when necessary. Navel infection prevention uses mercury solution and lime powder. call a vet if navel shows inflammation. Mares should be left to rest after precautions.
The Better Stress Better Stock effort reports ratios from over 200000 head across farms. Stallion to mare is 16.9, boar to sow 11.6, ram to ewe 37, duck to hen 26.6, rooster to hen 23.4, and 1 to 3.5 for other poultry.
Swine relish mature soybean hay which makes hogs nose out beans and crack them like corn. Hogs eat the hay and beans with little waste, reducing pork production costs and improving meat quality with better marbling of lean and fat.
Inbreeding generally reduces vigor though it concentrates any good points present. It exposes negative traits in a blood strain remorselessly, requiring exceptionally good blood to withstand the test of inbreeding.
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