Good Garden Whist Doubling and Following Suit
Companion and succession planting are shown as tools for beginners to avoid confusion. Start small, test a few pairings such as radishes with parsley and radishes with cabbage or peas, then expand as you gain experience.
Roses Must Be Well Fed for Bigger Blooms
Gardens long rely on feeding to boost rose growth with large, long lasting flowers. Proper soil nutrition provides essential elements in available form, letting roses reach their full potential. Plant food products from garden supply stores simplify feeding plans that once depended on experiment and guesswork.
Lost 20 Pounds in Four Weeks Kruschen Salts Claim
Mrs Mae West of St Louis Missouri reports dropping from 170 to 150 pounds in four weeks after using Kruschen Salts. She says she has more energy and a faster metabolism claiming the remedy is harmless and backed by a money back guarantee if not satisfied after the first part of a 4 week bottle.
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Mae West
St. Louis
Complete Plant Food Helps Roses Bloom More
Complete plant food provides all essential elements for plants without needing additional feeding. Apply four pounds per hundred square feet in early spring, then two pounds per hundred every six to eight weeks, following bag directions for best results.
Brilliant Blooms in Midsummer Zinnia Guide
A horticultural note extols the Zinnia as a bold bloom with new forms and colors. It advises sowing in warm soil, spacing plants a foot to eighteen inches, and thinning to remove intervening growth. Dahlia flowered varieties tempt with large six inch blossoms and varied hues, with California giant Ginnias for background and Lilliput varieties for foreground.
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California
Supreme Court Faces Quick Decision on Montana Governor Question
In Helena the Montana Supreme Court heard arguments over whether the July 17 primary should name candidates for governor or lieutenant governor. Attorneys for two aspirants argued Cooney acts as acting governor after Erickson’s resignation, while five lieutenant governor hopefuls claimed the post is vacant since Erickson’s resignation and Cooney’s swearing in. The court aimed for an early ruling, with seven petitioning candidates rejected by the secretary of state for alleged vacancy.
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Helena
Montana
Supreme Court
Frank H. Cooney
J. E B. Erickson
Leutenant
Erickson
Cooney
Secretary of State
Dillon Sermon Sunday at Presbyterian Church
Rev. H. M. Roberts will preach at 11 a.m. at the Presbyterian church in Dillon after traveling from Missoula. He will also preside over the Bible school session at 9 45. The message and schedule mark a full church day this Sunday.
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H. M. Roberts
Dillon
Missoula
The
Presbyterian Church
Dillon Girl to Graduate at Illinois College
Mary Simons daughter of Mrs T J and the late Rev Simons of Dillon will be graduated by Illinois College Monday June 11 during the 101st annual commencement. She studied English and has been active musically both on campus and in the community. Illinois College founded in 1829 is the oldest college in the Midwest. Rev Walter Amos Morgan pastor of Chicago's First Congregational Church will deliver the address on The Tragedy of Muted Voices.
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Jacksonville
Ill
Mary Simons
T. J
Yale
William Jennings Bryan
Walter Amos Morgan
First Congregational Church of Chicago
Examiner Declares Holverhead Journal a Court Ally
A fragment notes Holverhead's paper defending the court's influence, claiming centuries old truths apply to current flocks and herds and that the Examiner serves the court's interests.
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