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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1930
Page
4
Swiss chard is a reliable greens crop that can replace spinach in heat. It yields heavily in small spaces and regrows after cutting. The Lyon type provides extra thick stems and ribs. Cook chard until tender with stems treated like asparagus for best flavor.
A Home Economics guide by Josephine B Gibson lists practical uses for peanut butter beyond spreading. It details muffins bread salad fudge frosting and cookies with specific measurements and oven temperatures to introduce peanut butter as a nutritious meat substitute and flavor enhancer.
J C Jeppson manager of the local J C Penney store left last Saturday to attend the spring convention at Spokane. The Davenport hotel hosts the week long gathering with George H Bushnell attending as a director and former first vice president. Lew V Day heads the event as first vice president. The convention covers eastern central and western regions with 1396 managers attending across sixteen meetings.
Montana stockmen report sheep ranges improving in March while cattle conditions hold steady. April brings warm days and some early grass, but east central and west districts face low soil moisture and need more precipitation. Hay supplies are generally short to adequate, with nuances by district. Breeding ewes are in good shape, losses are minor, and better spring weather is needed to sustain stock through to new grass.
A brief Dillon history note dated May 2 1900 highlights a regularly recurring event, documenting its presence in local civic life and suggesting its ongoing role in the community year after year.
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