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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1948

Page

7

Build It From A Pattern Lawn Swing Pattern No. 255

An easy do it yourself project describes a full size lawn swing pattern that promises no special tools or skill. The pattern shows component layouts belt and screw hole locations and how to trace cut and assemble the swing using stock lumber from common yards.

Fasi Fild Pattern Company Cept Pleasantville N. Y

Postwar Highway Program Gains Momentum

Postwar highway construction efforts accelerate with expenditures by federal, state and local governments expected to total 1.5 billion dollars this year. The program will account for about 40 percent of all public construction spending.

Danger of DDT Dust in Corn Silage Sparks Health Questions

Tests in Wisconsin found trace DDT in milk from dairy cows fed silage made from sprayed corn dusted with 30 pounds per acre. Experts say even if dust transfer occurred, the estimated DDT intake would be small and may pose no danger to cattle. farmers anxious about milk traces can feed the silage to steers or dry cows.

Wisconsin

Fall pigs show advantages from summer pasture conditions

Iowa State College swine specialists say fall pigs are stronger and more numerous thanks to sows and gilts grazing on summer pasture during pregnancy. Poultry growers are advised not to give baking soda or salt in drinking water for poults to avoid water belly. Burn carcasses of anthrax deaths with kerosene and straw, cover with manure, and set pile alight. Castrate pigs after one week old and keep on clean grass pasture to reduce lockjaw risk.

Iowa State College Turkey California Sunkist

Caution Urged In Feeding Salt to Poultry Flock

Pennsylvania State College cautions that extra salt can curb cannibalism in flocks for a short period after being added to the ration. The usual amount is two teaspoons per gallon of drinking water, fed only long enough to stop cannibalizing. Do not feed large quantities as they may be harmful.

Pennsylvania State College Dean

FIRST AID to the AILING HOUSE Tips for cleaning marks and home repairs

The column provides home guidance from Roger C. Whitman. It covers removing finger marks from a bed headboard with soap suds turpentine and scouring powder, tile flooring options for do it yourself, patching basement plaster, and professional polishing for scratched glass tabletops.

Absentminded Riders Lose Half Million in Transit Goods

The American Municipal association reports Chicago transit riders discard over 500000 in goods yearly on streetcars buses and elevated lines. A notable loss was a million dollars in negotiable bonds left on a T train by a South American banker. An unusually forgotten item was a box of white mice.

Chicago Transit American Municipal Association

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