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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1951
Page
6
DORABLE little animals embroidered in simple stitches and colors for toys clothes or nursery decor. Pattern No R2669 includes hot iron transfers 35 designs color chart mania requirements and stitch illustrations. Anne Cabot ALBUM offers needle work ideas crochet knitting and embroidering gift patterns printed inside.
California marks a milestone as the first integrated operation of the Central Valley project begins August 1. The Contra Costa canal carries water 48 miles from Suisun Bay to parched farm lands 500 miles south, supporting irrigated crops and communities like Red Bluff Tracy Mendota Lindsay Walnut Creek. The valley's crops span alfalfa beets tomatoes melons grapes peaches and olives among others, with irrigation supplying over 90 percent of farm income. The epic plan traces back to Col Robert B Marshall and the State Water Plan of 191- forerunner to this federal reclamation effort begun under Roosevelt in 1935 with construction starting in 1937.
Sheriff Sam Bromley investigates a series of blasts in Sunville and nearby towns. His son Tommy admits involvement with a prank gang from Milville High and helps the deputy track the culprits. The outing leads to a discussion on making youth engagement instead of punishment.
ERCEDES McCAMBRIDGE left radio for cinema and won an Oscar in her first film All the King's Men. She eloped with Fletcher Markle while Lightning Strikes Twice was in production. Ruth Roman wed Mortimer Hall soon after. Richard Todd honeymooned in Hollywood during filming. The studio probes if the film will similarly affect audiences and actors but lacks statistics.
The Duke and Duchess of Windsor will join NBC on April 20 at 10 45 E S T for an interview on Pro and Con with Henry Cassidy directing news and special events. Berry Kroeger traveled to Hollywood last spring to act in The Count of Monte Cristo and was jailed in Zanesville Ohio after a citizen mistook him for a wanted convict seen on television. Phil Baker, back on NBC The 64 Question, says rest comes only through work after a year long country tour seeking to see America from Walla Walla to Key West and turning down offers.
A word puzzle from SE Turkey lists across clues from Deed to Doctrine and down clues from Burnish to Elevated trains, with entries spanning metal chests for valuables seas and gods across different languages. The grid includes references to seaports in NW France and Celtic name elements, plus archaic terms and abbreviations.
A column argues moral wrongs in RFC loan cases and White House actions outweigh legal guilt. It criticizes Congress for passing deferment decisions to the President and urges voters to retire morally compromised figures and demand congressional accountability.
As of March 1 Gallup reports only 26 percent of the people favor President Truman. The same poll had predicted his defeat three years earlier, fueling Republican bets that he would lose this time too.
Republicans offer vague policy positions. They oppose extending the Truman regime but do not consistently back free enterprise or fully endorse the Truman welfare state. Party leaders keep details from the public and lack a clear, unified platform.
D. G. Nelson of Coral Illinois operates a 20 acre poultry farm and research unit. After testing three fuels he chose liquefied petroleum gas for heating water cooking and brooders and added a 1700 square foot lab to be connected. the system provides dependable on site fuel with no external dependence.
The Northwestern National Life Insurance study shows American farmers hold 91 million dollars in land buildings and equipment. In 1950 farms produced about 30 billion dollars of value, a third of the plant's worth, with average farm size up to 195 acres and net income around 2 225 dollars per farm.
The American farmer seeks new machinery and finds a one man wire tie baler rated at up to 10 tons of hay per hour. The New Holland device features a warner that warns when wire runs low a hydraulic unit for uniform bales and twisters that apply two wire ties in under two seconds as the bale stays compressed.
A survey shows a $5.25 seed and supply investment returns $91.02, a 17 to 1 payoff. It assumes the gardener already has basic tools and that the plot is spaded and plants grown from seed.
Pattern No 1203 described as sewrite pe rated for sizes 9 11 12 13 14 B 16 and 18. Size 11 requires 4 percent yards of 30 inch fabric.
To reduce fish odors, place a celery stalk in the pan during boiling. Bake eggs in cream with one to two tablespoons per dish, then slow bake for 15 to 18 minutes. Poached eggs on buns or biscuits offer a twist on tradition. A new tropical leaf, Florida spinach, is said to outperform European spinach. Creamed salmon with canned asparagus tips adds green to the rosy dish, served on toasted English muffins.
Corn and canned tomatoes are suggested as a budget friendly accompaniment for a steak dinner, served in pimiento halves or green peppers to add color and value.
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