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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1947
Page
3
We describe a simple method to pack a tossed salad for lunch. Place two tablespoons of dressing in the container bottom then add greens and vegetables on top. Seal tightly and keep right side up until serving.
Canvas windbreaks 9 by 14 feet weighing 21 lbs suit sheep herders and resist water and fire. Special price seven dollars. Also large stock of canvas in all sizes. Three pairs of new Navy 18 inch socks 75 percent wool valued at three dollars and seventy five cents postpaid two dollars and forty cents. Harris Machinery Minneapolis 14 Minnesota.
A historical note records that platinum money was coined in Russia in the year 1828, marking an early use of the metal in currency. The entry highlights a rare financial artifact from imperial Russia and its metallurgical context.
A mid medieval tale asserts a black cat as the embodiment of the devil. The superstition links feline color with sorcery, fear, and ominous omens in daily life.
Reynolds describes San Diego area ranches embracing two perpetual crops vegetables and fruit, with avocados poultry and other produce thriving. The note highlights a climate that supports year round harvests and daily fruit picking, presented as literary vignette from Ki A. Godl.
The oldest known bank notes, termed flying money, were issued in China in 2697 B C. The note’s origin reflects early monetary innovations and paper currency concepts.
Dairy cows require a six week break from seven day a week milk production to restore energy for sustained output after calving. The rest helps cows build fat and tissue reserves to endure periods when intake lags behind milk production, with good cows especially needing this vacation.
Careful food buying and storage help prevent waste. Larger households can stock more, while canning portions of wholesale purchases during peak season keeps costs down. Bread, baked goods, fresh produce, milk, meats, and perishables benefit from prudent purchasing and preservation strategies.
James Ted Richmond founded the Wilderness Library atop Mount Sherman Arkansas providing free books to hillbillies cut off from schooling. From a hollow tree the collection grew to over 10,000 volumes with plans for a community center and future College of the Ozarks. Richmond ran for Newton County representative on the G I ticket but lost, yet continues goat milk income and fundraising to expand libraries, clinics, and roads for mountain residents.
Horatio Alger Jr., once a childhood idol, is largely unknown to New York children aged 8 to 14 per a Children's Aid Society poll. Ninety two percent of 20 000 club members say they never heard of him and fewer than one percent have read his books, with many preferring comic titles. The society notes Alger once lived at its newsboys lodging house.
Dr Francisco Ronchese of Boston University School of Medicine argues that calluses scars and other skin marks reveal a person’s occupation including fighter’s cauliflower ear a foundry worker’s red forearms and a jeweler’s palm callus. He also notes colors odors and fingerprints vary by trade and may aid identification though a barroom smell does not prove bartending.
In Chattanooga Tennessee Corky a 25 pound Boston bull dog saved his mistress Elizabet Ray 77 from drowning then stood guard over her body until help arrived Police praised the heroic dog for swimming nearly a quarter mile to reach her and then holding on with its paw around a sapling to resist the current for about four hours
Ellis Denny of the Oak Park chamber of commerce told the village board that buying parking meters could raise funds to purchase parking lots and eliminate meters.
For nine years the U S treasury via the dead letter office has been enriched by an annual $1 gift labeled to The Wretched Poor Pierre S D. Postmaster R Y Bagby asks the anonymous Santa who mails from Onida S D to instead direct the donation to a worthy charity for better use.
A Colorado Aeronautics commission survey estimates six million dollars is needed to build an adequate nonmetropolitan airport system by 1955 to handle over 4000 private planes. Engineers surveyed towns by population and found numerous landing areas across the state. Also noted are private flyer issues, city fees, and a jet fighter test, plus dates set for the national airport show in Cleveland in November.
Western Newspaper Union reports experts argue against imminent mineral shortages warning Treasury and administration may push import favored policies. Notes possible tariff cuts on tin nickel tungsten and oil shale with mining as speculative. Senator Malone advocates tariff differentials and SEC scrutiny.
Advertises a large sized nightgown pattern number 5046 with finishing instructions and complete cutting pattern upon sending 20 cents, name, address, and pattern number. Notes high demand may delay fulfillment and directs to send orders to a specified address.
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