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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1941
Page
2
Home gardeners see radishes mature fastest and most reliably. Early, midseason, and winter varieties extend harvests from spring to Christmas with thin sowing, proper thinning, and rich soil. Four pounds of balanced plant food per 100 square feet boosts growth.
Three key factors drive thriving vegetable gardens Thorough soil prep good seed from home varieties and a complete balanced plant food. A complete plant food boosts mineral content quality yield earlier maturation and longer harvests in fertile soil. Application is simple and practical for home gardens.
L. Helmer told Polson Progressive club and Polson Chamber of Commerce that the Flathead forests hold enough pulp timber for a mill for over a century. Local officials and Missoula forest service cited surveys, while a Seattle businessman’s inquiry spurred renewed outside interest after 31 years.
Ex tension nutrition specialist Bessie E. McClelland of Montana State College cautions that buying fats in bulk is not economical unless storage is proper. She urges using covered containers to keep air moisture and light out to prevent rancidity. Butter and oleomargarine spoil quickly, while lard and oils stay fresh longer in a dry cold dark place.
Chick brooding follows farm practice with emphasis on management and chick quality. Proper housing dry cleanliness starter feed warmth and exercise space determine early health and size. Prepare brooding house and equipment in advance and ensure constant uniform heat with careful draft checks before chicks arrive.
The piece contrasts how elders reminisce about youth with how children perceive such tales, warning that prideful retellings may mislead youngsters. It then details Native American paint sourcing among the Crow, Blackfeet, and Flatheads, describing sacred red, yellow, black, and green paints, their sources, mining dangers, and historical quarrels over deposits along Wolf Creek, the Yellowstone region, and Blackfoot country.
The article describes tepees as the prized portable lodges of plains Indians, praised for their conical form, ventilation, and ease of pitching. It notes canvas coverings replacing buffalo hides, the visual beauty of Blackfeet camps against the Rockies, and Catlin’s accounts of swift lodge setups and protective painted decorations.
A writer asserts that women must endure hardship to achieve beauty noting that removing eyebrows demands considerable effort and resilience. The remark frames beauty as a bold, challenging pursuit for women.
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