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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1933
Page
8
The article explains hot beds and cold frames as inexpensive ways to start vegetables and flowers under glass. It notes which crops tolerate early starts, how to construct frames, and why starting under glass saves time and increases yields.
Practical guide for building and using hot beds and cold frames to start seeds early. Describes frame sizes from 2% by 3 feet to 6 by 3 feet, heating methods including horse manure and electric devices, ventilation, and substitutions for glass like waxed muslin or celluloid screens.
The article outlines the Montana beer act provisions on licensing, taxation, and enforcement. It covers to whom brewers may sell, monthly reporting, penalties for noncompliance, license fees, and the roles of the state board of equalization and county licensing boards. It also notes eligibility, residency rules, and city regulation authority along with election-related items and a voter caucus.
Mr and Mrs Joe Smith announce the birth of a daughter at Barrett hospital Sunday afternoon. The new arrival adds joy to the family and extends their household.
Mrs. R. E. Elliott of Dell is a patient at Barrett hospital with condition reported as very satisfactory.
Dillon township voters considered the mayoral candidate and police judge nominees. On the first ballot Al Gruwell led with 76 votes, George Opp had 67, Louis Stahl 24. no majority, Stahl eliminated. On the second ballot Gruwell 90, Opp 78, with other listed candidates McFadden Cashmore and Bulger noted in the race.
Lima audience will hear the Girls' Band perform a program featuring Miniature Serenade and Evening Chimes with Violinists Leone Cashmore Betty Hall and Lucille Nettik. Jane Waldorf on piano. Also dances by LaVerne Dickenson. Selections include Typewriter Girls march Imogene cornet duet and Under the Double Eagle march with Eva Gilman.
Notice states that bills of sale for horse shipments must be backed by an affidavit from the seller and two reputable stockmen confirming rightful possession. Unbranded animals require positive proof of ownership before shipment.
The act requires inspectors to verify stock before release and forward proof to Helena. Inspected stock must be locked by the railroad until loading. If stock appears stolen or brands erased or bills do not match, shipping is refused and stock or proceeds are held. Proceeds must be sent to the Live Stock Commission with full animal description. Senate Bill 164 imposes a $50 fine on violators. Paul Raftery, Secretary, Live Stock Commission, Helena.
Prices, weather and market conditions will influence growers in several states as farmers plan field steps for 1932 harvest. The forecast notes reduced acreages, with the drought and economic factors shaping yields and marketing prospects.
The report aims to advise Montana farmers and those in other states on intended acreages. It suggests farmers may modify their plans based on the interpretation of present intentions and factors affecting plans over the last nine years. It emphasizes advising individual farmers to adjust acreage decisions if necessary.
A Dillon man, who had lived there since moving from another state in 1902, was found dead by friends. He had worked at the Dillon brewery for years. Survived by his widow, three daughters and two sons.
Attendance for the spring term declined at the college. A morning assembly recognized four degrees and 23 diplomas conferred and announced new instructors and class officers at the start of the term.
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