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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1949
Page
3
The one story home with basement for laundry and heating plant is growing in popularity as a farm home. It suits ranch life by easing housekeeping and includes modern design features found in city homes. The layout connects a narrow kitchen to the dining area and porch with efficient storage on walls, offering economies.
A compilation of home guidance on cleaning rooms and storage, sewing practice, record care, jar labeling, removing pencil marks with denatured alcohol, frying eggs with shell protection, handling rayon garments, and using vertical striped drapes to enhance window height.
An automatic harvester is described that can switch in minutes from a hay pickup to a corn silage unit. The hay setup picks up windrowed hay, chops it, and blows it into a trailing wagon. The corn attachment cuts and chops corn for silage as the machine runs along rows.
Charm your living or dining room with a wood window valance pattern. No carpentry skill needed as you trace the design on wood, saw, and assemble per pattern. Materials list shows what to buy, all purchasable at a local lumber yard, saving over half the cost.
A humorous exchange where the schoolmaster asks if Thomas can walk around the earth. Thomas says no, explaining he twisted his ankle while playing football, derailing the grand plan with a simple mishap.
The University of Louisiana extension division notes lice and mange are their two most harmful pests on hogs. If these insects feed on hogs, growth is stunted and disease risk rises. Controlling them boosts pasture and feed value and farmers earnings.
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