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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1952
Page
2
Avocado Salad Bowl and Macaroni Salad lead a compact summer menu. Chicken Salad offers a hearty option, plus Nuts and Dates Loaf and Cinnamon Prune Bread provide edible breads. Recipes include ingredients, measures, and simple steps for a breezy, nourishing meal.
Illinois College of Agriculture economists estimate 30 to 70 bushels per acre are needed to break even depending on corn price and land value. At $2.00 per bushel on $100 an acre land, 30 bushels cover costs. at $1.00 on $500 land, 70 bushels are required. Missouri finds about 40 bushels needed to leave profit, hinging on balanced nitrogen phosphate and potash. Soil tests showing fertilizer gaps hinder top production.
An intricate serial tale follows Stella Moore masquerading as Dorinda LaCroix to shield an ailing grandmother. Dorinda’s impersonation strains trust within the LaCroix household as Uncle Edward and Fay Thorndyke plot, while romance brews with neighbor Cleve Adams. Dorinda faces scrutiny from Grandmother Thorndyke and a tense family circle as investigations unfold.
Dorinda reveals monstrous suspicions about the house and a possible betrayal tied to her mother. Edward responds with calm denial, defends family ties, and urges secrecy as tensions surface amid hinted financial and familial motives. The scene closes with Dorinda seeking solace elsewhere and a late memory of a state highway bid notice appearing in her thoughts.
Lynn suggests adding grated orange rind to dry ingredients and using orange juice instead of milk for tangy biscuits or muffins. Candied fruit pieces fine diced into batter enhance flavor, with options including pineapple citron and citrus peel. Veal is tender but needs longer cooking than beef due to connective tissue. braising cuts include rump heel of round loin sirloin chops leg breast and kidney related cuts.
A farm-fire advisory warns that power driven yet non self contained machines like corn shellers shredders saws and grain cleaners can ignite fires through friction static electricity or sparks. Operating near buildings is dangerous and threshing gear poses extra risk when straw moves into barns. Keep machines well greased and maintain good housekeeping to prevent fast spreading fires.
In Shanghai fifteen hundred members of the Legion of Mary resisted police efforts to force confessions of counter revolutionary activity. Officials claimed some signers were not Catholics or members. others were duped by false stories that priests supported the movement. The group, outlawed last September, opposes a state controlled Catholic church in China.
In Albany Missouri a housewife named Dorothy Miller sought work and became a mail address project for Old American Insurance Co. Her success expanded into a full decentralized mailing operation, a new business building, and the Albany post office being reclassified from Class 4 to Class 1 after an inspector’s visit.
Mineral Point Wisconsin, once a center for Cornish miners, is seeing restored stone cottages on Shake Ray's street. Robert Neal and Edgar Hellum bought three homes starting in 1935 to create a Cornish historical grouping. They fund the project by serving meals of traditional Cornish pastries to visiting tourists.
Morning arrives as Dorinda attends the funeral procession. Mrs Thorndyke dies recently and the family travels in a large black sedan from their home to Trentville for the service. Dorinda wears a single black linen dress with leaf-green buttons removed.
Wake Forest sociologist Dr. Clarence H. Patrick argues in Alcohol Culture and Society that drinking is a cultural phenomenon, exploring why humans rely on alcohol, its functions in meals and social events, and how group norms drive moderation or excess.
The $800000 potato crop in the Altus area supported about 500 jobs during June harvest season. About 100 workers were employed at two sheds and 400 in the fields, with yields estimated at 125 to 150 sacks per acre according to local officials.
A brief note from the Examiner highlights timekeeping records for ranch workers tied to Social Security filings. The item notes payroll hours, dates, and the need for accurate reporting by farm operations. No names or exact figures are provided in readable text.
A reader filled in a crossword style clue list with across and down entries including map unhappy tool hail and other terms. The puzzle lists several clues such as six across nine across ten across eleven across and more with downs numbered.
A compact list of clues and answers from last week’s crossword feature hints at a theme. Entries include pen name G W Russell, terms for devours tavern celestial being ore deposit high craggy hill raise the spirits of southeast by south abbreviated native of Rome dip quickly into water particle spawn of fish escape slang behold and more.
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