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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1930
Page
7
The article discusses a rubber bridge hand from England with bidding sequences and declarer play ideas. It includes multiple hands and outcomes, plus a note on an English tournament where hands were submitted for judges' rewards, and invites reader participation in comparing strategies.
Ceresan seed treatment completely controlled stink head smut in Dicklow wing wheat while untreated plots showed 7.5 percent losses. In tests, treated plots with 28 to 32 percent seed disease saw smut reduced to near zero. Ceresan is harmless to seed grains and easy to apply as a smooth dust. Farmers in Wisconsin treated 23,000 bushels last spring. Use two ounces per bushel for wheat or rye, three for oats or barley. Sold in sizes from one to 800 pounds.
The minister Rev. T. J. Simons announces next Sunday's theme on things back and essential in religion and church. Worship may occur through music and song, with hymns and anthems. The church school uses Bible and devotion for instruction to happiness. Service at 10:00 a.m. You are invited to worship with us.
A compact survey of upcoming film plans reveals Warner Bros bold projects such as Viennese Nights with Vita Phone translating Hammerstein lyrics and Romberg music. Lois Moran to star opposite Al Jolson in Mammy, while others like The Guilt of Silence and The Silent House move toward talkies.
Helena report shows 1649 Montana farmers carried state hail insurance on 1929 crops totaling 1 986 574 dollars in risk on 242 854 acres. Average 142 acres per farmer, cost 67 cents per acre. Hail hit 19 days. 95 farmers filed losses totaling 27 565 dollars. Low damage allowed a 20 percent rate reduction and costs were covered.
Vivian Hart, prima donna of the Silver Swan operetta, argues in New York City that civilian attire could replace military uniforms to satisfy men’s desire for fine plumage and boost recruitment, proposing officers wear civilian business clothes.
Miss Hart, a rising prima donna, notes war glamour fades as officers appear in uniform in performances. She cites Captain Richard and her duet I Love You Adore You thrilling audiences, while she remains confident the war theme will stay limited to song and story in future productions.
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