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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1928
Page
3
An editorial argues that future improvements in farming will come from the next generation aided by agricultural schools and scientific training. It contrasts modern opportunities with pioneer hardships and foresees youth forging coordinated, practical solutions to farming challenges.
The article outlines bids to sell buffalo from four reservations this fall as part of range management. It notes a proposal not to exceed 107 head of buffalo and emphasizes encouraging agriculturally minded youth during the Christmas Live Stock Week in Los Angeles from December 3 to 8. Government sales aim to prevent overstocking with cattle driven to corrals and shipped by carload, live animals sometimes slaughtered on the range.
William Lenkersdorfer hosted a birthday dinner at six o clock last Wednesday for her husband with nearby neighbors from Nicholia Idaho and Montana. Guests included Nels Ransom Spring Ransom Terena Ransom and Cecil Darling continuing a long standing family tradition of birthday gatherings.
Courtesy of C. P. Thomas and the John W. Graham Company of Spokane a special display of children's books will be at the Thomas store during National Book Week November 11 to 17. Hughes and McCaleb and the Tribune will also present displays inviting parents to view and purchase books, ideal Christmas gifts, from the committee of children’s literature Read the Dillon Examiner.
The piece recounts advocates for tomato juice cocktails as nutritious and valuable to health. It cites Dr. Fitch of the U S Medical Research Bureau praising tomatoes as rich in vitamins A B and C, with canned tomatoes offering year round, stable prices. It also notes Dr. Hess of Columbia University calling canned tomatoes a practical anti scorbutic for artificially fed infants and describes serving tips for adults.
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