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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1957

Page

2

Internal parasites in Montana sheep among flock concerns

Beaverhead County agent notes most Montana sheep harbor some intestinal worms though severe parasitism is linked to limited pasturage. Symptoms include weakness diarrhea and slow growth. Control strategies cover adequate feed multiple watering points weekly pasture rest phenothiazine during lambing and summer months and worm treatment. further guidance is available via the Montana Agricultural Experiment Station circular and county extension office.

Montana Montana Agricultural Experiment Station County Extension

Clean Fertilizers Potent Risk to Spreader Mechanics

Farmers warned that fertilizer spreaders and attachments must be thoroughly cleaned after use to prevent corrosion of moving parts. Failure to do so threatens subsequent operation and equipment longevity.

Proper care steps for fertilizer equipment storage

The guide warns fertilizer materials are acid forming and cause corrosion if moisture is present. It prescribes removing all fertilizer, cleaning agitation parts, brushing off residue, flushing with water, drying thoroughly, spraying a 50 50 mix of used crankcase oil and kerosene, and storing the machine in a shed for readiness next use.

Proper Fertilizer Options for Soil Nutrients Balance

Farmers consider fertilizer type by soil needs. Simple fertilizers supply one nutrient, mixed contain two or more, and complete include nitrogen, phosphoric acid and potash. Economical choice depends on nutrient requirements and cost per pound of plant food. If only one nutrient is needed, separate materials may be cheaper than mixed or complete blends.

Fertilizer Recommendations for Montana Extension Circular

The text discusses choosing between mixed fertilizers and separate nitrogen and phosphorus applications based on acreages and application rates. It mentions the extension circular Fertilizer Recommendations for Montana as a detailed information source and notes copies are available.

Montana

Precautions for Using Insecticides Safely

An instructional piece stresses reading and following label directions on insecticides. It warns that mishaps occur with careless handling and that proper precautions prevent harm to humans while offering basic safety guidance for the upcoming pest control season.

Grazing Rules Emphasize May to July Range Care

The article urges grazing management from May through July to boost forage production and prevent overgrazing. It promotes the half and half rule, notes half of current year’s desirable grass should be left, and advises deferring winter-range use until May 1 to stock up dry forage. It stresses that winter feed depends on abundant dry grass, with May and June as crucial for preparing cattle for winter.

Graduation and Community Notes from Beaverhead County

Mr and Mrs Dwight Harrison attended graduation at Beaverhead County High School in Dillon with their son Wayne among the graduates. The Elkhorn Hot Springs plunge building progresses. Norman Nelson moved cattle from Dutch Flats to his upper Grasshopper ranch with help from Clare Judge Fred Bonneau and James O Brien. Polaris school was closed Friday and Miss Sharon Ehlers left for Sheridan. Visitors included Mrs Ivan Remely and family Andy Hayes Mrs John Judge Clare Judge John Melcher Cora Marchesseault Gordon and Jack Miller. Fishing season opened Sunday drawing many locals who reported good luck. Mr and Mrs Smoke Paddock spent the weekend at their Elkhorn cabin.

Dwight Harrison Beaverhead County High School Dillon Wayne Norman Nelson Dutch Flats Grasshopper Clare Judge Fred Bonneau James O’brien Ivan Remely Andy Hayes John Judge John Melcher Cora Marchesseault Gordon Jack Miller Smoke Paddock Elkhorn

Poached Egg Surprise and Sewing Machine Care Tips

A home cooking note shares a Poached Egg Surprise recipe for four, with a white sauce, toast, and cheese, followed by advice on keeping a sewing machine in good condition. It emphasizes reading the manual, knowing parts and attachments, proper needle use, and regular maintenance for reliable service.

Springs Visit Highlights Social Call at Elkhorn Springs

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Puyear were Sunday visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Haight Jr at Elkhorn Springs for a informal social call.

Springs Paul Puyear C. W. Haight, Jr Elkhorn Springs

Tension Test for Sewing Machines and Bias Stitching Tips

This piece explains how to test sewing machine tension using a six inch triangle and true bias. It covers balancing top and bobbin tension, adjusting presser foot pressure, and stitch direction for bias seams and rounded edges. It notes Marie Anderson of Marie's Shop has returned from a buying trip to Butte.

Marie Anderson Marie Butte

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