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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1935

Page

6

Forgotten riders who rode with Paul Revere

The piece recalls William Dawes Jr and Dr. Samuel Prescott sharing the April 1775 alarm ride with Revere. Dawes followed a southern route to Lexington and Concord while Prescott joined midway at a Concord road crossing. Dawes' later recognition came via public campaigns and 1920s observances, while Prescott remained largely overlooked despite aiding the alarm and surviving the night.

Paul Revere William Dawes, Jr Samuel Prescott America William Datves Henry Wadsworth Longfellow New England Lexington and Concord William Dawes Boston Evening Transcript Boston Lexington Paul Mevere Dawes Committee of Safety Revere Roxbury Brookline Cambridge Arlington Charlestown Somerville Medford W. K. Watkins The Sons of the American Revolution Mr. Watkins North End Doctor Warren Wiliam Jasper Ann Robert Newman Christchurch Jasper Worcester Dock Square North Street King's Chapel Massachusetts Charles Gates Dawes Illinois Calvin Coolidge Harding Pat Harrison New York Herald-Tribune Helen I. More William 5. Dawes Lexington and Concord Brighton Charles River Boston Globe Sergt Andrew G. McKnight Troop A One Hundred Tenth Cavalry Wright Prescott Doctor Prescott Hus Charles L. Burrill Boston Committee Dr. Prescott Medfort Mr. Dawes Lexington Meeting House Reverend Clark Hancock Adams Union

Durum Wheat Shortage Sparks U S Production Alert

The United States faces its first durum wheat shortage in 85 years as imports from Canada rise. The article traces durum’s rise from 1900 introduction by M A Carleton to 50 million bushels annual output, notes current US acreage around 1 million acres, and suggests increasing durum planting over hard red spring wheat to meet domestic needs and avoid price swings. It highlights Kubanka and Mindum as top varieties and mentions seed conservation programs under the Agricultural Adjustment Administration.

United States Department of Agricultura WNU United States Canada Russia Mark Alfred Carleton United States Department of Agriculture Great Plains Kubanka Mindum Drouth Congress Agricultural Adjustment Administration

Vitamin D Elements in Most All Winter Foods

In Finland the short summer reduces green fodder for dairy cattle and butter exports declined as European rivals with longer summers produced yellow butter. Scientists developed vitamized oil cake to restore Finnish butter exports. Other nations long winters led to methods for conserving vitamin D in forage during winter. Yellow foods often supply vitamin D and protective value appears in oranges carrots sweet potatoes egg yolk and similar foods.

Finland

Crop Control Spreads Worldwide Among Farmers

Pathfinder Magazine notes farmers globally adopt crop control and herd reduction. It says the United States with tax adjustments led the way in government regulation and other nations are following, expanding agricultural powers and seeking more authority.

Sags Pathfinder Magazine Bureau of Agricultural Economies United States

Agricultural Notes From Diverse Regions

Agricultural notes cover use of mules at 125 dollars in Louisiana, oxen adoption, Chile funding for fruit disease defense, a fur farming course at Wisconsin, Maryland promoting sweet potatoes in England, Argentina setting minimum prices for wheat corn and flaxseed, irrigation needs of at least one inch weekly, 27 000 gallons, 220 000 barberry bushes and seedlings destroyed across 38 Ohio counties, and 1934 rickets risk for swine kept indoors without sunlight or hay.

Ohio

Good Deeds And The Proper Remembrance

A compact reflection on how true charity should be remembered. The speaker argues that benevolence should be unostentatious and avoid boasting or soliciting praise. The idea is to offer further gifts rather than recount past favors, keeping good deeds private.

Seneca

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