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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1934

Page

3

Kershaw Feud Ends as Eden Valley Conflict Deepens

Ranceford Kershaw dies of heart disease after helping his daughter Lorry in a car crash aftermath. Silas Bubson plans to seize Eden Valley through irrigation and hydro power, manipulating Nate Tichenor to keep Kershaw interests at bay while Owen is dead and the business weakened. Lorry asserts she can run the operation, aiming to restore the cattle business amid rising beef prices.

Ranceford Kershaw Kershaw Larry Robin Kershaw California Eden Valley Jock Hensley Hensley Rance Kershaw Owen Lorry Nate Tichenor Silas Bubson Schames Kershaws Brainerd Rooney Valley Center Henry Rookby Babson Tichenor Mr. Rookby Larry Kershaw Mr. Rooney Bill Rance Brand Nate Eden Ike

Circle K saga deepens in Eden Valley feud

Nate Tichenor returns to Eden Valley to aid Larry Kershaw against Babson who bought the Circle K mortgage. Tichenor vows to protect the ranch, offers a blank loan note, recalls Owen Kershaw’s final gesture, and hints at blood brotherhood and renewed neighborly conflict.

San Francisco Babson Nate Moneymud Larry Eden Valley Owen France Cantigny Owen Kershaw

Antelopes Labeled Deceitful Creatures by Zoo Critics

Report from the Detroit News warns that antelopes and related species are among the most deceitful wild animals kept in zoos. Despite their gentle appearance and popular appeal, keepers fear their sudden attacks and deadly precision, noting many serious or fatal incidents across zoos.

Detroit News

Hair Worm Life Cycle Observed Across Insects and Fish

Hair worms begin as free swimming larvae that enter aquatic insects when eaten by fish. They pass through the fish and reenter water, later becoming parasites in beetles grasshoppers and crickets. The species are not poisonous.

Dulse Is Seaweed The Name

A fragment notes that dulse refers to a seaweed variety. The brief text appears as a clipped historical reference without additional context or details about location or dates.

Tichenor Follows Through With Kershaw Burial

Nate Tichenor orders two men to dig Rance Kershaw’s grave in the family plot and oversees the service. He attends funeral rites with Lorry and Miss Bachman, then supports Lorry as she endures her loss. The day closes with Tichenor’s quiet resolve and a restrained attempt to distract Lorry from her grief.

Circle K Larry Kershaw Lizzie Bachman Nate Tichenor Lorry Miss Bachman Larry Tichenor Bar H Valley Center Ile Nance Kershaw Kershaw Nate Rance Kershaw Milas Bachman

Pruning Tips From an Illinois Horticultural Expert

Fr. 8 Marsh, specialist from the University of Illinois College of Agriculture, warns against improper pruning. Proper pruning shapes tree form and size to maximize future yields, aids disease and pest control, and improves color and size, with careful thinning on older trees and early training during the first two growth seasons.

Marsh College’ of Agriculture University of Tmlola WNU_ service Ilinois

Alfalfa’s Roman Roots Shape Modern Farming

Roman farmers praised alfalfa as the longest lasting legume, able to be mowed up to four or more times yearly and improving soil. They recommended green manure plowing before corn, and using clover and field beans as cattle feed. A three year rotation left land fallow one year then grain then legume, showing ancient methods echo modern practice.

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Home Lard Production Techniques Outlined by Flora Earl

Miss Flora Earl of the Missouri College of Agriculture explains home lard production. Rendering at low temperatures yields neutral lard with little taste or odor, a high quality fat often diverted to oleomargarine. She notes grind vs chop methods, and oven roasting of rinds for different fat qualities.

Flora Earl Missouri College of Agriculture

Guide to Planting White Sweet Clover for Rich Growth

The article explains white sweet clover as a good plow under cover crop. It notes sowing timing through mid summer yields more growth, with earlier sowing producing quicker fall biomass. Being a biennial, it requires two years to reach full maturity.

Stretching to Grow Tall Suggested by Reader

A Washington Star writer argues large physiques give advantages if equal. A shoemaker's bench start at thirteen stunted growth, yet a grandson who stretched to full length at bedtime grew taller and stronger, suggesting boys reverse growth delays by nightly stretching.

Washington Star

Hindu Woman Seeks Freedom in Beauty Practices

The passage notes changes in Indian social norms allowing women to adopt makeup curling hair and new hairstyles while moving away from traditional saffron forehead marks, reflecting shifting cultural expressions of female identity.

India

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