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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1952
Page
2
Windmill towers line midwest farms repurposed as television antennas. Farmers attach aerials atop the towers with motors at the base to steer receivers. Silos also serve as elevated platforms for better reception. The scrap value of towers slows removal and the industry grows with new stations opening daily.
ADAIRVILLE Ky A once dying village rebuilt itself through boosters and community effort. A civic coalition funded a factory redeveloped a hosiery plant and created a strawberry festival that funded a new city hall a community building and a doctor’s office. Population rose from 300 to about 1800 and new services followed.
The short strawberry season inspires jams and desserts. Recipes include Strawberry Jam with pectin, Pineapple Strawberry Jam, Strawberry Banana Pie, Freser Strawberry Cake, Strawberry Custard, Bavarian Cream, Strawberry Whip, and Strawberry Swirls with detailed steps and measurements.
A salad combines pineapple spears, halved cherries and orange sections. A pear half with cream cheese and green seedless grapes, and a touch of cranberry sauce from Sunday dinner. Serve with muffin mix and optional bran for variation.
Guide outlines five steps to protect silo walls from acids and silage juices. Clean and plaster rough surfaces, use boiled linseed oil, thin first coat with turpentine, apply second coat unthinned, add a third coat where absorption is uneven, and dry for two weeks before filling. One gallon covers about 200 square feet with two coats.
An unguarded hay chute endangers farmers. A simple hay chute guard built on common design can prevent serious falls and time loss from accidents. It takes little time to install but may save a life.
Akron brief urges pre vacation car check by a competent mechanic including brakes lights ignition tires and lubrication. Carry spare ignition key fuse and first aid kit with small fire extinguisher check detours with gas stations and tire dealers plan reasonable daily mileage and don’t carry too much cash.
Ukiah California welcomes a new $500,000 industry the Ukiah Dry Kiln company. The plant will employ from 50 to 70 workers and when in full production will dry 20 cars of lumber daily.
Stella Dorinda in the LaCroix household is entangled in a dangerous masquerade to protect an ailing grandmother. Suspicion grows as Dorinda’s past, a shipwreck, a missing scar, and a cliffside death shadow the plot. Deputy Hawley and Dr. Hanlon weigh motives while Cleve Adams, Fay Thorndyke, and Anne Delahay enter a tense charge of secrets and danger.
Kentucky villages revive free outdoor films to bring in shoppers. Merchants sponsor the weekly events after which stores stay open for farm families to shop, aided by highways and quicker travel turning rural trips into short hops.
A crime expert urges vacationers to thief proof homes with six steps. Cancel milk and newspaper deliveries, notify the postman, inform local police, arrange a trustworthy neighbor to watch, avoid keeping cash or valuables in the house, and lock all windows and doors securely.
Several Bradford County towns including Towanda Sayre Thens Troy and Wyalusing face prosecution under Pennsylvania 1945 Clean Streams law for missing sewage treatment plant deadlines. The law imposes fines on officials from 25 to 100 dollars and 10 dollars per day for ongoing violations.
Puzzle snippets provide a list of clues with numbers ranging across rows. The entries include firm, Latin name of Scotland, silk scarf, nymph, diminished moon, Dutch physicist, metal, force, dirties, narrate, region, require, waste away, perches, sing huskily, exhibit, and estuary of the Amazon.
A compact clue set listing last week’s items with numbers and thematic hints. It references anger, sloths, and a man’s nickname as key ideas in a puzzle-style sequence.
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