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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1923
Page
5
An analysis of the census of trade shows 1921 manufacturing value fell about 38 percent from 1919 while luxury goods held steady or rose. Tobacco, cosmetics, millinery, lace, hair work, and sport goods all increased. even saxophones are noted though their classification remains unclear. Prosperity persists despite reductions in other sectors.
The piece argues Germany faces a milk shortage claims amid a milk famine scare. It notes farmers feed first grade milk and wheat to calves to avoid depreciated currency and sell less milk to cities, linking discontent to wartime aggression.
The Portland Oregonian praises a $100,000 offer for a plan to prevent wars. It argues rewards may spark thought toward ending bloodshed, noting wars stem from causes ancient and modern but could be a solvable problem with humane progress.
A column offers everyday household advice on squeezing lemons for more juice, avoiding soap on flannel, washing zinc tables with vinegar, window cleaning with starch, stopping nosebleeds, preserving cut flowers with camphor, keeping cake from running with corn starch, handling clothes on fire by rolling, conditioning hair, and repairing rough hands with a vinegar and brandy remedy.
Tuesday to Sunday church events listed with 8 pm salvation meetings and Sunday school at 2 30 pm Holiness meeting at 11 am All are welcome. Miles City work has begun on the new 50000 dollar Northern Pacific passenger station at this point.
The Department of Agriculture says world sugar output in 1923 will reach 4,295,683 tons short of the previous year 4,007,805 tons. Cuban crops lag 1922 while other regions compensate. Montana harvests total 51 million bushels of wheat 23 million of oats and 9 million of corn this year.
Montana reports 650 grain elevators operating across the state with a combined capacity of 20,202,000 bushels. The network supports regional farming, storage, and commodity distribution.
A contract has been let for the erection of a Children's Home at this place with a total cost of $15,000. The project proceeds to construction under local authorities and will provide new facilities for dependent children.
Lexzy Keith of Warrenton Virginia at age 1 is named America's Most Distinguished Farm Girl by the Agriculture Department. From 600000 contestants representing every state she won with all expenses paid, exhibiting livestock farm products canning poultry and collie puppies at the Easter States Exposition in Massachusetts.
A meeting of Lima Montana wool growers led by E A Gleed at Town Hall on October 18 at 1 30 PM will show a moving picture presentation of wool product manufacture. The Montana Extension Service from Bozeman sponsors the series now reaching twenty towns. Dick Millin will discuss cake and corn on range and silage use. C J Fawcett of Chicago is expected to attend to address producers’ interests.
Broadus reports the Powder river bridge near town is nearing completion, signaling the project’s close to finishing and ready for final inspection.
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