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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1934
Page
7
A congressional candidate pledges planning of public improvements to absorb labor during industrial weakness and efficient administration of farm and home loan laws to reach affected citizens. He stresses the need for a representative with education and experience to match Western Montana’s diverse interests.
United States Department of Agriculture forecasts the smallest fall hog crop in 20 years for fall 1982. Severe drought and corn hog reductions push pork costs higher. California hog slaughter lags behind 1933 and 1934, with spring pig crops about 37.4 million head, down 28 percent from 1933.
The piece argues pork output may soon decline less, with potential hog price rises. Breeding stock remains affordable due to drought in many hog states, suggesting farmers with feed and capital should consider reentering pork production, especially in western states. 4-H and Future Farmers are urged to invest in quality bred stock. The sow remains a profitable farm asset across years.
Guidance on crop sequencing in gardens recommends avoiding root crops after root crops and leafy crops after leaves. Early peas can be followed by carrots turnips or beets while beans suit turnip-rooted celery. Apply balanced commercial fertilizers now to replenish soil and boost late summer growth.
The piece blends a recipe on Peach Up-Side-Down Cake with a historical note about the U S Texas battleship, its renaming to San Marcos, and its fate as a target in Chesapeake Bay in 1911, plus a line about Captain John Philip.
State Treasurer James J. Brett distributed the $10,102.36 oil license tax to 58 Montana counties for 1933. Allocation totals include Beaverhead $124 and Missoula $422.09 among others, with shares varying by county as part of the law’s 26 percent allocation to the county level.
Mr and Mrs Francis Gelhaus depart for Chicago to attend the Century of Progress and will stop in Kansas City on the return where Mr Gelhaus will attend the national convention of Biks. Gelhaus is the exalted ruler of the local organization.
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