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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1956
Page
9
Don Nudd argues Roundup campaign aims to boost Boy Scout enrollment and explains Scouting as a vest pocket democracy. He highlights lessons in teamwork, problem solving, service, religion, loyalty, and Americanism fostering responsible citizenship.
The Montana Agricultural Experiment Station released two new circulars. Internal Parasites of Sheep explains common worm species, diagnosis, control steps, and treatment for sheep. Weed Control in Montana offers guidance on managing weed issues in the state.
The bulletin highlights latest weed control practices for crops, range and lawns and outlines feed strategies for ewe lambs, yearling ewes, and mature ewes. It stresses tailoring rations to maximize lamb weight gain and pool per ewe, with a description of chemicals used in weed control on the final page. Copies are available at the county extension office.
Cold weather requires careful planning for concrete jobs. Keep ground unfrozen, remove ice, cover excavation, and heat water or aggregates as needed. Do not heat cement, allow mixing water above 165 175 degrees or sand above 100 degrees, and avoid pouring concrete above 80 degrees. Maintain proper curing conditions.
Farmers are urged to assess feed stocks now for the four to six month winter period. With hay crops short in many areas it could be difficult to secure sufficient hay and grain, risking a feed pinch before new pasture greens.
The article promotes picking up a copy from the county extension office to read this fall. It encourages planning for the winter feeding period and promises practical information for readers.
Farmers and ranchers are urged to install stock tank heaters as water is essential for high production. Early fall is ideal for planning as rapid weather changes can follow, with various heater types and wattages from 300 to 1000 watts and daily costs from two to ten cents.
Classified notice seeks a sales manager position in Great Falls Montana with address 2012 Second Avenue North. No further details provided.
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