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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1952
Page
2
A guide to buffet entertaining for radiations and weddings, with eyeing elegant but simple fare. Includes orange fruit punch and festive punch recipes, avocado frosting for a frosted sandwich loaf, dainty roll-ups and simple open sandwiches, plus a chocolate torte for dessert.
University of Illinois agronomists show no single nutrient drives corn. Nitrogen alone yields far less than lime plus nitrogen phosphate and potash. Phosphate or potash alone also perform poorly. Good soil tilth, crop rotation, proper drainage, and drought resilience support high yields and dense stalk populations.
A Lynn Chambers column notes a menu including a sandwich loaf and an orange fruit punch mint recipe. It mentions salted nuts as a flavor element and hints at additional recipe ideas shared by Chambers.
Grass fed cattle heading to market may not top prices but usually reward the investor. Forage from grass or hay supports year round feed. Proper range management yields best beef with a steady supply of high quality pasture. A cow holds 120 to 180 quarts in four stomachs and eats 100 pounds of green grass daily plus 10 to 15 gallons of water.
A 16 foot long gate with top pivot balance, pivots at both ends, locks near the bottom at both ends and releases with one lever. It opens in either direction, requires no lifting, and is easy to operate.
A serialized tale follows Stella Dorinda masquerading as Dorinda LaCroix to shield an ailing grandmother. In Trentville, Dorinda's deception strains with Edward and Fay's plotting while Deputy Hawley questions Dorinda about a death tied to a man named Taylor. Dorinda bonds with Anne and Cleve Adams, while Carrie fears exposure as Grandmother Thorndyke nears discovery amid a hospital scare and a looming heart attack.
Dorinda drapes a robe in Anne’s room then joins Cleve on the sunlit shoreline. Randy the dog bounds in as Cleve glares at lateness, while the pair share a playful exchange amid beachside heat and waves.
Oklahoma town Wetumka population 2500 designates August 30 as Sucker Day for a second year. A smooth talking stranger named F Bam Morrison once sold a hot dog concession and fed elephants after a circus that never arrived. A March misdate by the city’s delegation sparked a recurring town joke and ousted errors.
Ravenswood West Virginia marks its centennial with a two week shave ban for men. A razor permit costing two dollars allowed shaving. Proceeds fund the celebration which grew from a planned three days to a full week.
Tompkinsville Kentucky plans a $50,000 factory building to lease to a Kansas garment maker. The start will employ 50 to 100 women, with training in an old school building rent free. The village council approved $50,000 in bonds to buy land and erect the first building. The manufacturer will lease for 25 years with a 25 year renewal option at 250 dollars per month, enough to retire the bonds.
In Mt Sterling Kentucky the Kentucky Auctioneering College operates as a unique institution in the nation focused on auctioneering across tobacco real estate livestock and other items. Led by Col Walter J Fritts the college trains students through live auctions voice technique law advertising and clerical work with eight hours of actual auctioneering and a graduation certificate.
A team at Aberdeen Proving Grounds used the ENIAC during a July weekend in 1949 to compute pi to 2040 decimal places in about 70 hours. The result is of theoretical interest for digit distribution, though not used in practical calculations.
The State Board of Examiners approved plans for a 380000 animal industry building at Montana State College and authorized bid advertisements. The board noted the bid opening date would be advertised after further notice in The Examiner.
A mixed clue list for a crossword puzzle including across and down entries with definitions such as point of land lidded pitcher fruit of the palm and other common crossword terms. It combines many standard shorter answers like bias lid and encore with longer Latin or archaic terms.
A sequence of wordplay clues appears: LAST WEEK S 40 42 43 45 47 with numbers likely indexing letters or answers. The entries include Prophet, Five and five, Undivided, Female deer, Plural suffix suggesting a themed crossword or cryptic linkage.
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