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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1950
Page
15
The National Live Stock Loss Prevention Board reports 1949 losses of 31.9 million dollars in dead bruised and crippled livestock. Meat waste from dead animals reached 4.47 million dollars with 14.3 million pounds, prompting government agricultural and industry led safety programs to improve handling from farm to market.
Dr. Charles E. Kellogg of the U S department of agriculture notes many soils lose productivity after initial plowing. He explains that liming, fertilization, drainage, irrigation, and introduction of legumes, among other practices, restore and sustain soil fertility.
A simple one leg stool with a hinged short wooden arm extends from the stool to the table leg. When not in use the arm folds under the table, keeping the stool tucked away.
The latest report shows gradual restaffing of agricultural experiment stations with scientifically trained personnel who completed advanced training since the war. Increased integration of research and extension work is also noted, signaling a closer link between scientific inquiry and practical farming guidance.
Summer fishing demands depth and patience. Troll and live bait work best at heat peak, with plugs sunk deep and retrieved slowly. Target weed beds and cliff drop-offs. adjust tactics to worms minnows and soft craws if needed to stay consistent.
The article discusses the bi-visible dry fly as an effective pattern for brook and rainbow trout during dry-fly fishing. It describes its high float and surface visibility, notes trout attraction to the dainty hackle, and advises anglers to protect rod tips by handling gear safely on trails to save time and avoid losing trips.
The text advises starting the spinner immediately after casting, then letting it settle before a stop and go retrieve. It recommends short, rapid movements rather than a steady pull, using a series of stops and jumps to improve action and catch rate.
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