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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1934

Page

5

Aviator Ransdell Delivers Plates to New York

David Ransdell arrives in New York from South Africa with a case of photographic plates for Dr. Cole Hendrons. Tony Drake visits the Hendrons' apartment where Eve introduces him to Ransdell amid talk of Bronson Alpha and Bronson Beta, two planets claimed by Professor Bronson.

David Ransdell Ar ‘Rives New York South Africa Capetown Lord Rhondin Professor Bronson Cole Hendrons Tony Drake Hendrons Ransdell Eve Hendron Tony Ransidell Hendron Bronson Eve Lfe Sue Cole Hendren Remaain Cole Hendros Brangon Bays Bronson Alphi Bronson Beta San Francisco London Paris

Nightlife in crisis as Exchange closes and world collides

Tony arrives at a West Forties brownstone party where money chaos simmers. He encounters Jean Peter Van derbilt and a crowd of glittering elites amid desperate laughter and fear as markets collapse and civilization feels frayed.

Tony Well Street Broadway West Forties Old Bronson Iere Clarissa Jacqueline Bettina Eve Jean Southampton Newport Biarritz Cannes Nice Deauville Palm Beach Peter Vanderbilt Kyte Panhandler Lello Jove Hendrens Noah Hendren

Two Bronson Worlds Move Toward Collision End Game

Tony and Eve confront a doomed future as Bronson Alpha and Beta threaten Earth with massive tides and earthquakes. Cole Hendren warns a world in turmoil, while secrets about the approaching celestial encounter push lovers toward a perilous marriage.

Forgotten Sires Key to Future Dairy Profits

By W W Yapp urges dairymen to value young bulls despite lack of proven status. He argues progeny will supply over 60 percent of milk and dairy products in five years, calling for emphasis on sire and dam performance, siblings, and physical conformation to safeguard the industry’s future.

W.W. Yapp University of Minois WNU Champlon

Corn Stover Feed Values and Balancing Tips

Hoard's D dairying stresses saving corn stover through ensiling to reduce dry matter losses. Properly shocked stover becomes a valuable winter ration, with shredding or grinding aiding intake. A high protein grain mix plus minerals like limestone or bone meal balances the low protein forage. Digestible crude protein 2.1 percent. total digestible nutrients 46.1 percent.

Hoard

Society Leader Marries Cafe Entertainer

Grace Deleyster, daughter of a patrician mother, plans marriage to Tony the violinist after a thwarted engagement to Von. At the Silver Slipper the romance unfolds with jealously and social scrutiny as Grace contemplates illicit love under her mother’s disapproval. The wedding proceeds, but a reunion at the cafe reveals renewed passion and scandal.

Plu Grace Von Tony Cherbourg

Chinch Bug War Prompts Big Corn Belt Spending

Congress approved a million dollars to halt chinch bug ravages in the corn belt. Creosote barriers totaled 40 000 miles to stop the first crawling generation, but the flying second generation earned costly losses. Experts estimate the program saved at least four million dollars in corn value.

Congress Corn

Hops and Manure Improve Soil Humus Content

A Montreal Herald note explains hops from a brewery and other vegetative growth as rich humus sources. Fall application digger soil improves open texture, with clay loams tolerating heavy manuring to prevent baking and drying.

Montreal Herald

Wheat and grain policy notes from farm charter Spain to US

The report covers Spain enacting laws on wheat trade and Germany setting grain price caps. It notes cereals as the lead US agricultural sector, with about 100 percent of farmers growing sugar beets and a 10 million ton annual sugar beet output. It also evaluates corn consumption, claiming one year’s corn crop could feed US people for 470 years.

United States

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