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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1928
Page
12
The article argues that utilizing by-products and maximizing volume in meat packing enhances value and allows producers to offer more desirable finished products at reasonable prices. It notes that dispersed packing operations cause economic waste and that centralizing processing aids consumers and producers.
The article notes Johnstone leaves Monday for Pinkerton Idaho to perform relief telegraphy work for a brief period, highlighting a shift in market outlets for western producers and improved marketing options between the east and west.
John McGraw attends a Memorial Day wreath placement at Lewistown Pennsylvania honoring Christy Mathewson. Veterans of Foreign Wars oversee a final poppy ceremony with Colonel Robert Starr Allyn directing as a trust fund trustee.
A scrambled, voiced recipe fragment explains making custard filled cups with condensed milk and vanilla, plus a green pea soup method. It mentions baby nursery guests enjoying desserts and hints at steps like mixing milk with water, beating egg, adding vanilla, and baking in a slow oven.
Ra tending the impel council at Miami will lead the parade Friday afternoon. Jess Finsley from Jackson visits town with Mrs. Chase Brenner and children in Dillon. Master Tom Brenner takes the eighth grade examination here.
The article notes that the best sweet corn comes from home growing and picking just before use. It cautions that corn loses sweetness after picking as sugars convert to starch, addressing concerns of grocery store corn and affirming the value of small patches and favored varieties like Golden Bantam for northerly states.
Senator Frank Hagelbaker overseeing federal loans in Beaverhead and Madison counties says rates will fall from five percent to five and one quarter percent starting today.
A notice from A C Morrow as assignee of Beaverhead County Montana states that the SNNY Section 5 Township 7 South Range 4 West and Section 6 Township 7 South Range 4 West of the Montana meridian totaling 304.52 acres were sold for delinquent taxes on January 80 1926 for 318.98 with 95.78 due now. The redemption period expired January 31 1928 and the assignee will apply to the Beaverhead County Treasurer for a deed on June 2 1928 in Dillon Montana.
The article describes ongoing improvements and pest control to stabilize grazing management. It notes costs are borne by range users but deliver benefits through healthier stock and a productive, permanent range. Once fees, surveys, and improvements are complete, grazing should yield net government profit and fair value for forest use.
The text reads as a fragmented dialogue about privacy and personal matters at a June wedding gesture. It mentions grandmothers and affordable options, with several garbled phrases obscuring full meaning and names.
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