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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1930
Page
6
A discussion on the shift from organic to mineral plant foods in agriculture. It explains the decline of bone meal and manure sources, the rise of mineral fertilizers, and the benefits of balanced, quickly soluble formulas using nitrogen phosphorus and potash for faster, steadier plant growth.
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo March 16 Page the bridge experts and shed a tear for Mrs Anna Conway who held 13 hearts and failed to get the bid. Mrs Anna Fleming the dealer received a slight shock when she discovered she had dealt herself 12 clubs and one spade. Her excitement was comparable to that of Mrs BE C Borden west who had 12 diamonds and one club but nothing like the feeling of Mrs M W Ryan north who had 12 spades and one diamond. Mrs Conway of course was experiencing one of those once in lifetime feelings. Mrs Conway with all the hearts in the deck bid seven hearts which bid was topped by that of Mrs Ryan with seven spades. Mrs Ryan's partner held the odd spade giving them 13 in the two hands and a grand slam.
Last Friday Lieutenant Governor Frank Hazelbaker had a crab apple tree removed from Antone Buyan's Birch Creek ranch to his South Pacific Street yard. The tree, planted sixteen years ago, was moved by Charles Quick on a truck and replanted in a large dug hole. A ton of frozen earth was excavated with the roots during removal.
Mrs. Fern Kuder and Master Harry Kolfer motored to Butte yesterday returning home yesterday evening. The brief travel notice records their trip and return without further details.
Daytona Beach reports European auto engineer Louis Coatelen backing Don's racing car for a 231 mph record set by Sir Henry Segrave. Coatelen says the Sunbeam design could reach 310 to 260 mph with one or two motors, and predicts trials as weather permits. Don aims for 240 to 250 mph rather than the record, with preparations continuing after preliminary tests.
Various society groups meet at homes across town with pinochle auction bridge needlework and dancing. Theta and St James guild host events while the Normal college Alumni and girls auxiliary hold gatherings. Upcoming dates include April 1 for Northside Country club and a St James guild dance next Saturday evening.
Ann Arbor March 16 Healthfulness of the all meat Eskimo diet attributed to Stefansson is challenged by University of Michigan tests. Dr L H Newburg notes only 20 percent lean meat in the diet and warns 32 percent beef protein injures kidneys, contradicting broader Eskimo diet claims and urging caution in interpreting such reports.
An advertisement promotes Tanlac as a time proven remedy for indigestion gas bloating and dizziness. It claims rapid relief from eating misery with one tablespoon before meals and offers money back if no benefit after use. The copy cites a decade of success and a testimonial of strength return.
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