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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1924
Page
12
A Clinton Wisconsin mother credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing her daughter's run down condition and her own irritability. She recalls giving the remedy to her daughter and to herself since girlhood, praising its level of relief for common female troubles.
An entomologist from the United States bureau argues farmers can profit by preserving wild fowl to control pests. Keeping birds like grouse and larks through winter helps reduce weed seeds and insect numbers, boosting crop health and yields while costing little seed.
A farmer in eastern VDontart documents how direct transplant from hotbeds to the garden harms plants, causing losses. He builds a cold frame as an intermediate step, reducing damage and boosting vigor, a practice echoed by many others to adapt seedlings to garden conditions.
The Montana Seed Testing Laboratory in Bozeman received certification from the Association of Official Seed Analysis of North America, placing it among the top 20 in the region. The certificate reflects performance and capability in seed testing, with examples showing accurate seed identification and impurity detection in meadow fescue, timothy, alsike, orchard grass, alfalfa, and wheat varieties amid trade misclassifications and seed quality concerns.
The famous Gimnee Konineen, a cow bred and owned by Montana State, pursues the world record for cows eight years old or older. A California cow previously held the 8 680 pounds in two months mark. In a recent performance Gimnee Konineen reportedly produced substantial milk gains and challenged the existing best, with strong daily yields noted during the event.
Tests in Louisiana with Bliss Triumph show certified seed averaging 103.6 bushels per acre while Montana seed averages TRL bushels per acre. Average yield across North Dakota Nebraska Wisconsin Montana reaches 170 bushels per acre. Uncertainty of uncertified stock and higher culls make uncertified seed planting hazardous.
Great Falls's UW. Bo. Mitchell increases average annual milk production of his Ayrshire herd from 4725 pounds in 1919 to a higher figure in 1923 by recording each cow and culling poor producers while upgrading the herd with purebred stock. Fifteen cows are now milking.
A description highlights a hen’s loud clucking boldness and lively curiosity. The bird forages well and appears healthy and content, signaling a strong poultry temperament and vitality.
The article estimates cows yielding under 200 pounds of butter fat annually lose money for their owners. It suggests many Montana farms may host such money-losing dairy cows based on this production threshold.
A roadside-clarifying note on lawn care advises planting good seed in good soil. It recommends using sheep manure as an ideal top-dressing for lawns to boost grass growth and health.
House plants like geraniums and ferns are moved now. Remove the plant from its pot, shake off soil, and trim roots if crowded. Re pot with fresh soil, using a larger pot if needed to give roots space.
The article gives methods to remove blood stains by soaking in cold water and ammonia, then washing in warm water with naptha soap. It also suggests treating chocolate stains by soaking in cold water and washing with a detergent. For coffee stains it advises soaking in cold water and using hot water wash afterward, followed by the usual wash.
On forage value the main hog pasture crops in Montana rank roughly as follows alfalfa red clover rape sweet clover blue grass and white clover brome grass fall rye especially spring seeded barley oats wheat and rye.
Market watchers report buyers favor lambs around 80 pounds in current trade. Industry guidance urges against slaughter before eight weeks of age, with emphasis on proper weight for ready market readiness.
Evans Woollen argues that lasting property rights and efficient governance depend on sound public opinion and open discussion. He warns that Bourbonism, entrenched property views, and restricted free speech threaten understanding between classes, urges rethinking property concepts, and promotes broad rights of expression to curb social conflict.
Aunt Emmy advises Molly on financial literacy and cautious investing. She argues women should consult banks, seek professional advice, and favor conservative, reinvested returns to grow wealth. Cites six percent yields and the danger of ill advised schemes, urging women to learn about money.
Dye or tint worn faded things new for 15 cents. Local shop advertises dyeing service offering affordable restoration for clothing and drapery with quick turnaround and home service options.
The advertisement assures perfect home dyeing with Diamond Dyes even for first timers. Druggists carry all colors and directions come with each package.
Kano Oshima sold 668 pieces dating to the thirteenth century for 2600 dollars with J Wood buying. The final session of the Oshima sale at the American Art Association in New York grossed 12047 dollars. Other pieces included a seventeenth century cloth of gold altar cover and a Ming bronze offering set bought by I A Bigelow and Mrs Van Gerweg.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Talcum as part of a trio with Loap and Ointment, offered at 26 cents each. The copy emphasizes its use for skin care and as a perfume substitute, claiming it as an exquisite free dusting powder product.
A terse editor copied Poe in a Florida issue, misplacing lines from Annabel Lee. Compositors struggled to set the verse, muttering misprints about Annabel Lee near the sounding sea. The courtly note records a mishap as Miss Armibel Leelings is linked to a West Pato Bene home.
An OCR fragment recalls the Golden Spike ceremony on May 1 1860 joining the Union Pacific and Central Pacific rails with a gold spike. It notes taps by President Leland Stanford, California governor, and Vice President Thomas C Durant and mentions chief engineers driving the rest. An advertisement for Red Cross Ball Blue copy is included.
A quirky scene features Roshy the hostess persuading guests to invite a well to do woman to dine with them. A boastful guest, Crump, praises the woman’s money while another guest protests the arrangement as the clever friend hints at the ulterior motive.
A reader letter complains about a teacher’s method. The exchange centers on a child named Jongi who is stuck calculating how many apples he can eat in time. The correspondent blames the teacher for confusing the student. The Boston Transcript conveys the frustrated tone of the exchange.
A wary manufacturer of mechanical devices studies six poultry journals to gauge markets. He jokes about diversifying into the chicken business and a tabulating machine as potential ventures.
A reflective line notes that adults endure pain and disappointment as babies do, yet they do not shed tears. It contrasts maturity with childlike vulnerability, suggesting resilience despite hardship.
A traditional children’s remedy, Fletcher's Castoria, touted as a pleasant, harmless substitute for harsh teething medicines and laxatives. It contains no narcotics and carries proven directions on every package, endorsed by physicians.
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