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Apply lime six months to a year before seeding clover and alfalfa to sweeten acid soils. A new wax product for crisping sheer garments is easy to use by dipping a blouse into its solution.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1947
Page
7
1942 Mercury trucks with grain box and stock rack
1942 13¢-ton Mercury with Eaton rear end 900x20 tires 14 ft plank grain box and stock rack power take off and auger drive. A-1 condition. 1939 Mercury with 2-ton Eaton heavy Truckstell frame 900x20 tires 14 ft plank grain box and stock rack Whitetail grain blower auger drive. Contact Taylor Service Station Wolf Point Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton
Taylor
Wolf Point
Montana
Tanners Use Bark Verdure to Toughen Leather Soles
Natural agents like chestnut oak and hemlock bark are used in tanning to produce leather soles. These tannins impart strength flexibility and shape retention to the hides used for footwear.
95 Fertile Valley Acres Near Alpha Post Office
Valuable farm property of 95 acres with year round stream irrigation and a 30 acre water right. Suitable for dairy berries or bulbs, surrounding Alpha post office and country store on Washington K 5. Available as a whole or in parcels, near Mossyrock dam site and the new White Pass highway. Owner WMBR Lawrence, Star Rt. 2, Onalaska, Wash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha
Washington
K-5
Mossyrock Dam
New White Pass
WMBR
Lawrence
Star Rt. 2
Onalaska
Synthetic fibers diversify textile options replacing rayon
The article notes that rayon is no longer the sole commercially accepted synthetic fiber. Glass, vinyon, nylon, aralac and other fibers prove their value, often used with cotton and wool in various blends. Since rayon’s 1911 introduction, its volume has grown and ranks second to cotton in production.
Heart Disease Tops Death Causes Among Policyholders 1946
The Institute of Life Insurance reports heart disease was the leading cause of death among life insurance policyholders in 1946, accounting for about one third of all deaths. Over 400,000 policies paid out claims for heart disease deaths, more than twice the number paid for cancer, the year’s second largest cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Institute of Life Insurance
Radiant ceiling heating tested in Knoxville four-room house
A new radiant heating method uses an electrically heated ceiling in an experimental four-room Knoxville home. Conductive rubber heating elements are sandwiched between plastic layers, warming the entire ceiling to provide uniform comfortable temperatures in every nook and corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Lost Aboriginal Paintings Found in Australian Caves
Howard Coate of Derby located lost Aboriginal paintings in northwestern Australia after nine months of searching with Sir George Grey’s bearings. The cave near the Gibb River yielded the famed artworks, including a largest figure measuring 19.5 feet long and five feet high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Howard Coate
Derby
Sir George Grey
Gibb River
Sir George
Coate
Aspirants Hint for G.O.P. Bid in '48 the Reluctant
Bain of 1940s politics weighs Taft and Dewey as potential Republican leaders. Milton Eisenhower is cited as rising star while Clarence Brown praises Taft for delivering party votes. The piece flags Taft’s intellect, conservatism, and hard work traits, and notes Dewey’s emerging position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Taft
William Howard Taft
Food Plan Opens Shakily in Wartime Conservations
President Truman's meatless Tuesdays and eggless Thursdays stir jitters as the food conservation drive begins its first week. Officials warn the six month voluntary program may stretch long while Europe aid runs December 1 to March 31 to raise 580 million dollars. Public opinion divides as restaurants complain, and the poultry industry notes wide eggs could force large government purchases. Britain sells 120 million dollars in gold to the U S for iron, part of a wider dollar loan balance frozen in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Europe
Charles Luckman
Citizens Food Committee
Clinton Anderson
U. S
Great Britain
Britain
America
Comintern Revival Taints U S Peace of Mind
A brief warns that Communism’s revival in nine European nations erodes U.S. peace of mind. The State Department discloses potential dismissals of employees who are habitual or close associates of persons believed to be Communists, reversing a traditional legal principle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comintern
U. S
State Department
Five Nations Declined UN Membership And Other World Notes
Italy Finland Hungary Romania Bulgaria were refused UN entry. Marconi, Italian, is credited with wireless invention. The chrysanthemum is Hirohito’s crest on stamps. The phrase at Verdun originated with Marshal Petain in February 1916. The Organized Reserves and National Guard are the two civilian army components Vaughan urged merge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. N
Soviet Union
Popov
MacArthur
Hirohito
Verdun
Germany
Harry H. Vaughan
Italy
Finland
Hungary
Romania
Bulgaria
Guglelmo Marconi
Henri Petain
Army and
National Guard
Education Costs Rise Threaten Access to College
A government education official warns rising college fees endanger access for able students, potentially restricting higher education to children of wealthier families. The report notes tuition growth surpassing one half of college expenditures, raising concerns after GI Bill support ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Education
G.I
G.I.” Legis
John D. Russell
Pineapple Daily Crochet Pattern No 5186 Offer
People are invited to obtain complete crocheting instructions for the Pineapple Daily pattern number 5186 by sending 20 cents, their name address and pattern number. High demand means slight delays for some popular patterns and orders should be sent to the address provided.
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