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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1947
Page
10
A seller advertises pattern 5323 Creeper By Doll with instructions to send 20 cents plus name address and pattern number for cutting pattern finishing directions and color chart. The note says demand is high and some orders may take longer to fill and directs where to send the order.
A street shooting draws reporters to a Supreme Court Building pressroom where a tiny stray puppy named Ginger wins their hearts. The card game ends in a brawl between reporter Jim Hennessy and hardware clerk Al Brown, ending with Ginger’s triumphant salute as the crew tends to the pup.
A historical note argues toxicity from DDT on animals has been overstated. Examples cite a cow drinking spray with no ill effects, and West Virginia dairy tests using high DDT concentrations showing no harm, with no illnesses observed through August.
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A cattle disease named ana plasmosis threatens U S herds with fever and protozoan infection. It mainly affects older animals, shows 30 to 50 percent mortality, and mimics tick fever. Spread likely by insect bites and contaminated dehorning instruments. early chemical dehorning reduces risk.
A wartime plea notes soil erosion and soil loss as a major cost of war. It cites demands for higher production, land depletion, fertilizer shortages, and labor gaps that leave hundreds of thousands of acres eroded and barren, urging action to preserve the soil.
Oklahoma experiment station tests fed dried sweet potatoes to steers and lambs. The dried tubers yielded 92.3 percent of the digestible nutrients of No. 3 yellow corn, with nitrogen retention essentially similar for both groups.
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