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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1935
Page
7
A daring assault ends with Don knocked down and a knife wielding assailant threatening to kill. Police intervene after the attacker’s door breach, and the judge orders the big man imprisoned for a year while Don and his wife recover. The tale frames ongoing American peril and resilience.
The article traces irrigation history in the southwestern United States from pre Mexican peoples building ditches to 49ers using streams for mining and gardens. It credits early settlers, including the Mortons, with advancing irrigation for hay meadows and alfalfa as mining and settlement boomed. Large projects later caused market gluts.
The text notes about 60 wild banana species with around 200 cultivated varieties. Wild bananas are distributed in tropical Africa, Asia, Australia, and many islands. Plants range from four to forty feet tall. some lack edible fruit, others are prized for foliage. Some leaves show red mid ribs, rose and white stripes, or blotches.
R H Ruffner emphasizes selecting high producing cows over many low earners. A cow giving six quarts covers feed, while ten quarts yields about 40 dollars yearly, boosting a 10-cow group to roughly 400 dollars. He urges dairymen to target 8000 pounds annual milk per cow and improve with better feeding and bull lineage.
Expert R B Coa ley of Purdue discusses horseshoes for hoof protection and grip on soft ground or ice. He notes shoes balance the stride, influence foot shape, and that hereditary traits affect hoof quality, stressing careful mating of footed stock and regular trimming during growth to prevent malformations.
A Missouri Farmer writer recommends protecting young fruit trees by wrapping trunks from ground level up to 18 to 20 inches. If branches are under 18 inches, wrap both trunk and branches. Materials include poultry wire, window screen, hardware cloth, old newspapers, gunny sacks, and cornstalks.
The text discusses oats barley and spring wheat as fine cereal feeds. Rhodes grass from South Africa, a perennial suited to alkaline soils, is noted. It mentions methods to reduce wintering costs for idle horses and references the holl weevil as a long-standing cotton belt pest.
A reader seeks a size forty six dress that conceals weight while staying youthful. Center panels and a wide box pleat create slimming lines, and a twin jabot adds graceful concealment. For best effect, choose smooth satin or crepe with a contrasting jabot.
Advertises Pattern 2487 with sizes 34 to 46 and size 86 needing 3% yards of fabric. Includes illustrated step by step sewing instructions and requests 15 cents for pattern, with coin or stamp payment. Address orders to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept 243 West Seventeenth St New York City.
The bureau of home economics of the U S Department of Agriculture urges dressing children in bright conspicuous outerwear in winter to improve visibility for motorists. While avoiding roadway play, children must learn caution and mothers may influence fashion to ensure safety.
Colorado Supreme Court upholds a $2,000 damage award to a girl injured in a crash after alleging the driver she rode with kissed another girl just before impact. Justice Haslett P. Burke states blurred mental processes from love making do not excuse responsibility.
An old advertisement touts Creomulsion as relief for chest colds and bronchial irritation. It claims Creomulsion reaches the seat of trouble to soothe inflamed membranes and loosen germ laden phlegm, urging immediate use even if other remedies failed.
Real estate market in Oregon is described as going up with a note urging readers to write M. I. Drummond at 8367 Franklin 8 E Portland Ore for explanation.
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