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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1923
Page
8
Eleven cars of prime beef cattle were shipped to Los Angeles Monday by John Inabinet from Pahnish Bros Nay Bros and Andy Pyle on the Grasshopper. A second shipment of ten cars left last Sunday night from P and O Livestock Company for Los Angeles. Both lots were in excellent condition and expected to fetch top prices.
A touring car driven by Miss Marie Boger and a Ford truck driven by Tom Cox collided near the high school Sunday afternoon. Both drivers slowed before impact, limiting damage and preventing injuries.
Glycerine mixture for gas on stomach with buckthorn bark and Adlerika is claimed to relieve all gas in ten minutes by acting on both upper and lower bowels. Adverts promote other local services and notices, including land script, sewing machine rentals, and job offers, with several city residents and businesses listed.
Dr H H Scarborough, eye specialist, will be at the Andrus Hotel in Dillon on Wednesday December 19. Patients seeking relief from headaches dizziness or eye defects are urged to consult him. Ed Ely returned from Butte with his repaired Nash sport model car after a minor accident noting no injuries to occupants and plans to repaint the vehicle.
Emerson Hughes and Charles Lloyd devised a motor propelled sled that appeared on Dillon streets last Sunday. The device uses a common sled with a double runner setup and a bicycle style motor wheel, steered by the front runners, capable of around 20 miles an hour. Hughes had built a similar device two or three years earlier.
Bill Logan of the Sugar Bowl displays a unique Christmas window with a Louisiana sugar cane crop and lemons tied on. In Bigfork, a transformer installation marks the first step to future improvements that will nearly double the power plant capacity.
Field peas, native to lands north of the Mediterranean, thrive in Canada and the northern United States, with Colorado also reporting strong yields. Local farmers achieved over forty bushels per acre last year, using drills at two to three inches depth and 1 to 2 bushels of seed when mixed with small grain.
The text explains crop rotations with peas and legumes increase nitrogen, improve soil fertility, and raise future yields. Peas fix air nitrogen via bacteria, replace part of it, and when grown before oats or small grains, production can more than double. Switching from coal to oil as fuel ends coal’s dominance.
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