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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1940
Page
7
Growers who profit from sheep focus on breeding, feeding, and management. They select compact rams, ship wether and some ewe lambs annually, feed ewes for milk, and use creep feeding for lambs. Regular monthly drenching controls internal parasites.
Farm families in heat and drought areas grow fresh vegetables at home with frame gardens sponsored by the Farm Security administration. Frames use scrap lumber, sacks for wind protection, and subirrigation with homemade tiles or cans. Soil is topped with fertile earth and cloth to shield crops, allowing year round harvests and lower grocery costs.
Secretary Wallace said federal help for migrants on the move has focused on stopping migration at its source. Farm Security Administration funds show $20 in rehabilitation for every $1 used to aid California migrants, directed at Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas, Arkansas, and Missouri, with nearly $480 million nationwide in five years to assist low income farm families regain a foothold at home.
Poultrymen who sell directly to households or local shops should candle eggs before sale. Even freshly laid eggs may show through candling that they are not suitable for sale, underscoring the need for egg quality checks.
A satirical dialogue portrays Uncle Sam shedding hypocrisy and John Q Citizen lamenting wartime comforts. They debate self-reliance, blame, and the shift toward tougher national resolve amid ongoing crises. The exchange satirizes dependency, domestic policy, and public attitudes reflected in headlines and viewpoints.
A traveling salesman entered a quiet country general store and found the proprietor and a friend playing a game of checkers in the back parlor. The casual scene highlights small town routine and social pastime.
NRICH offers a pastel water lily motif with green leaves for luncheon cloth corners and matching napkins. Simple design intended for a natural effect. includes pattern number 79169 and price 15 cents. Order details follow.
Question set asking: 1 which men besides Pershing bore the title general of the armies. 2 first Union state granting woman suffrage. 3 penultimate day of the month. 4 meaning of q v. 5 four living anthropoid apes. 6 lightest boxing weight class. 7 how first line battleship names are chosen. 8 line that follows Shoot if you must this old gray head.
The fragment lists items numbered 1 through 8 including Washington, Grant, Sherman, Wyoming, a phrase meaning which see, primate names, a weight class, a regional origin, and a quotation about the flag spoken by a woman. The text appears as a student or quiz page excerpt.
A history notes the era before price controls when sellers chose what the traffic would bear and advertising emerged as a consumer ally by shaping market norms.
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