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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1952
Page
8
Advertisement offers 25 cents for the French Poodle Designs in Color with Pattern No. 445. Includes 18 Wade and 24 flower motifs transfer launder instructions and mentions Your Ad Ess pattern number T6 Carol.
The Reader's Date Book urges towns to plan spring Clean-Up Week as fire and disease prevention. It links rubbish removal to lower fire risk and prosperity, offers a home-keeping quiz, and notes the 1950 Chicago International Trade Fair dates, history, and scale.
Doris Desrosiers four year old of Nashua New Hampshire is named the 1952 Easter Seal Girl. She has cerebral palsy but has learned to walk with braces and therapy at a Manchester rehabilitation center. Her story highlights Easter Seal funded care and ongoing therapy across the national program.
The multiflora rose is becoming a popular living windbreak in the Midwest, offering crop protection and erosion control. Once championed by sportsmen for wildlife cover, it also shields young crops without shading them and can be planted in straight rows or on contour to fit farm plans.
Economists call the past five years the Golden Age of American agriculture. They note higher prices, bigger yields, mechanization, research-based practices, and improved farmer living standards. The trend includes rising power applied to farming and expectations of further gains through new methods and more machinery.
A national manufacturer releases cans of spray paint in original factory finish aimed at farm touch up jobs. The product promises to end messy brush, turpentine, rags and mixing and cleaning for small repairs.
Grantland Rice surveys Windy City II, the Irish three year old now seeking an American Derby bid and later a Handicapp clash. The piece tracks his rise from Ireland to US tracks, noting trainers, owners, and rivals while comparing international stars across sports. It highlights Windy City II's Santa Anita Derby prospects, weight challenges, and potential Kentucky run as well as past sales and wins.
Economists predict at least a five percent rise in farm real estate prices in 1952 as land is viewed as a safe investment. Experts caution that farmland remains a risky investment without proper operation knowledge and financial planning, noting past gains stem from inflation and speculation.
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