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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1920
Page
7
Butte April 20 Streets thronged with idle miners who walked out after the I W W Union No 800 strike call. Officials estimate 70 to 85 percent out across 13 000 to 14 000 miners. Pickets blocked streetcars briefly. No serious trouble or formal demands reported beyond the strike notice.
Washington reports the Railway Labor Board will not hear striker complaints and will only address those using reasonable means to avoid service disruption. The wage dispute involves nearly 2 million workers and resumes with formal hearings today as union leaders pressure for a wage deal.
The Swedish government will not extradite Dr. Wolfgang Kapp, leader of the March 18 revolt. Gov of Sweden bars extradition and hopes Germany finds a way to prevent further mischief. Kapp arrested near Soerdertelje and allowed to reside at a hotel with city access under watch.
The French Thirty-seventh division has completed its withdrawal to Wiesbaden except for staff officers leaving that evening. The quiet departure left Frankfort residents unaware that half of the occupation forces were gone, despite Moroccan and Algerian troops having been part of the unit and resented by locals.
In Brooklyn the Bast terminal and two piers were destroyed when firemen battled a blaze aboard the Norwegian steamship Hatfield. A nitrate hold exploded, several firemen were overcome and hospital stays reported for some terminal workers.
A complete Hindu temple portico has been brought from India to be set up as a memorial to Adeline Pepper Gibson who died abroad in the service of her country. The picture shows one figure in a praying position.
United States Department of Agriculture specialists say green feed is inexpensive and easy for keeping flocks healthy. Cabbages, turnips, beets, potatoes, and mangel are suitable with cooking for potatoes and raw mangel. Clover and sprouted grains can supplement, but require labor. Aim for about as much as the flock will eat once daily.
Growing chicks thrive on sour milk and abundant free range. Feed with beef scrap reduced in dry mash, supply fresh water twice daily in shade, and keep water dishes clean. Free range provides green feed and insects, reducing grain needs and illness risk.
On mature fowls the lice or their eggs hide between feathers near the fluff and thighs, under long wing feathers, on top of the head, or along the thighs. The poultryman should habitually inspect for lice to keep birds healthy.
Poultrymen warn that hawks crows rats foxes skunks weasels cats and dogs kill thousands of chicks each spring. Experts emphasize prevention as the best method to reduce losses from these pests.
The article states there is no universal best breed or variety for fowls. It argues that success depends on individual preference and recommends selecting a preferred breed and mating it to raise quality and production to a high standard.
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