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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1947
Page
6
Farmers who perform their own machinery repairs cut costs by extending equipment life and reducing downtime. A well equipped farm shop with adequate lighting and electricity speeds repairs, saves time and money, and can inspire youth interest in farming.
Research at the University of Illinois compared two Morrow plots for organic matter content and water absorption. Increasing organic matter by 20 tons raised soil water holding capacity by 200 tons, and water soaked through richer soil in half the time. Deep rooted legumes in rotation with lime phosphorus and potash can push organic matter deeper into the soil.
A staged exchange features a Pacific islander questioning a plan to civilize him. The adviser outlines teaching work habits, simplifying methods, and eventual wealth to reduce effort, prompting the islander’s skeptical remark about not needing to work at all.
A terse line hints at a social scene and possible relationships in town life. The remark suggests ongoing gossip involving a man nicknamed Large John and an acquaintance nicknamed Hank, with implications about a woman.
In a playful exchange, Higgins laments silent films while Mrs. Higgins questions the appeal. He peeks toward the door, then recalls watching a woman's mouth move for two hours without a single word heard.
A mother warns her son Leroy of a street spanking and the boy asks where she would sit, highlighting a playful domestic moment.
A comic dialogue features a crystal gazer and a skeptical customer. The fortune teller confirms she will answer three questions for five dollars and notes the price is high. The customer acknowledges, then realizes two questions remain.
The guide explains using ammate or 2 4 D to kill poison ivy. Mix one pound of ammate in a gallon of water and spray until dripping wet, keeping spray from desirable plants. If ivy returns after one application, a second spraying should kill it following product directions.
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