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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1914
Page
8
A speaker argues marriage should be run on business lines with equal effort from both partners. He compares home partnership to a business, urging calm negotiation, mutual support, and non interference to maintain harmony and avoid divorce. He urges applying office wisdom to home life for lasting happiness.
Official USDA summary urges farmers to treat farming as a business with clear records. It argues that proper farm and household accounts, inventories, and enterprise analyses boost profits and wages, while mismanaged records erode returns and capital gains.
Curtains made of crash toweling provide effective room dressing for mission furniture. Use loosely tied strips to achieve desired width then dye to blend with wallpaper or accent color. Natural color looks attractive. Portieres can be made similarly.
Shred a small head of cabbage finely and cook with a tablespoon of butter in a kettle with a little water for about thirty minutes. Stir in thick sour cream and boil five minutes. Add a tea cupful of sour vinegar with pepper sugar salt and a pinch of mustard. Bring to a boil and remove immediately.
Plans are underway to plant about 1000 dwarf pear trees at the Sanborn company ranch on Three Mile in Stevensville. The project aims to test the advantages of dwarf varieties which are less blight prone and grow more slowly than standard trees. The Bitter Root valley experiment seeks practical benefits for future orchards.
Twenty four carloads of cows horses farming implements and household goods belonging to new settlers of Dawson county arrived in Glendive during March expanding local farming activity and homestead settlement.
The Montana Post Office announces new postmasters W. J. Coburn at Brookside J. B. Haworth at Harrison B. H. Paul at Monida and R. H. Sprague at Lyon.
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