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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1952
Page
2
Missouri agronomists report fertilized soil on two adjacent fields at Sanborn Experiment Field in Columbia withstood a beating rain. The fertilized topsoil drained quickly and stayed intact, while the unfertilized, bare surface formed a hard crust, ponded water, and lost topsoil through runoff.
Prof. Grant B. Snyder of the University of Massachusetts says modern farm wives will join husbands in farming. NJVGA records show 40 percent of 148 1951 scholarship winners were girls in a year-long training contest sponsored by A P stores with 6000 dollars in awards.
Henry Zumstein farm near Fairview Michigan features a poultry house with double pane insulating glass that admits ample sunshine. Agricultural engineers say the design reduces moisture and sanitation problems in the building.
Minnesota farmers posted record cash receipts in 1951 with sales totaling 1 391 million dollars, up 14 percent from 1950 and 4 percent above the 1948 peak. Cash expenses also rose about 12 percent over 1950, while net cash income increased only modestly.
The article notes snacks suit informal gatherings both before and after meals and offers tiered sandwich ideas. It describes using pumpernickel rounds and cheese spreads for make ahead wedges and rye bread stacks with relish and olive pimiento spreads, chilled then sliced for serving.
A dated kitchen card lists Lynn Chambers' menu items including Chicken Chop Suey with sides, a buttered green bean dish, and dessert options. It then provides multiple dip and spread recipes such as Blue Cheese Spread Deviled Ham Dip and Dried Beef Dip, plus a Spicy Meat Balls recipe with cheese.
The article suggests easy treats using celery with mashed avocado and lemon juice, buttered bread slices, and mixes of ground shrimp with butter and lemon. It also recommends salmon with cream cheese wrapped in celery, bacon wrapped tidbits, and bacon wrapped anchovies or shrimp broiled for appetizers.
Chapter I Stella Moore masquerades as Dorinda LaCroix to protect Dorinda’s aged grandmother. A man she met before suspects the disguise as Dorinda dies before rescue at sea. Stella has become Dorinda in the LaCroix household. Chapter II Uncle Edward fears the Dorinda secret is exposed. The spur ious Dorinda recalls events behind the deception.
Dorinda considers leaving with Edward urging departure to Los Angeles while Fay jealously resists dieting and Lana indulges in a luxury filled village shopping binge. The breakfast scene unfolds with tension as Dorinda weighs her future.
Dorinda goes to a beach cove as Cleve arrives with news of a puppy pick. He offers one of Trixie’s pups and hints at a deeper, conflicted relationship while Van Sillars’s gossip floats nearby. Dorinda laments leaving the springtime idyll and hints at unseen goodbyes.
Dorinda LaCroix confronts Deputy Hawley and Edward Thorndyke as sheriff’s inquiry centers on a man killed in a mobile accident. Hawley questions Dorinda about being at a West Silver Slipper last night while Edward and Dorinda navigate warnings and family tension.
A snippet shows Dorinda judged by weight yet described as young. A parent woman asks about coffee, while a daughter remains nearby, revealing a domestic setting and uncertain social tone.
Des Moines reports windstorms causing greater property damage than tornadoes, with discussion on how straight line winds often exceed the impact of twisters. The article notes the yearly toll and compares storm types in this regional weather overview.
Hog cholera is a highly dangerous swine disease causing millions in losses annually. It spreads via contaminated feed, waste, vehicles, visitors, and even flies. Symptoms include appetite loss, weakness, wobbly movement, diarrhea, with no cure. sick pigs often die in 4 to 7 days. Prevention hinges on vaccination around weaning, health checks by a veterinarian, clean quarters, avoiding old yards, avoiding overcrowding, and ensuring ample water and shade.
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