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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1932

Page

3

Confession Ends Macklin’s Scheme in London Style Trial

Lee Macklin confesses to theft and blackmail after Ames and Jim clash. Macklin reveals Billy Brady acted for Macklin, while War rington’s innocence is proven by Macklin’s own admission. Lucy and Jim confront past betrayals as the case unfolds and tensions rise over the Gresham firm.

Warrington Ames Macklin Billy Brady Alyiys Lee Jim Anes Amos

Grimace Etymology Debates Across Languages and Arts

Readers are presented with a scholarly debate on the origin of the word grimace. The discussion links possible roots in Italian grimmacia, Spanish gimio, French usage, Old Saxon grima a mask, and Anglo-Saxon grima, noting artists known as grimaciers and a possible connection to architectural grotesques.

Grim Menage Itagrimensor Thomson Grimmacia Gimio Monkey Simia Grimaciers Randle Cotgrave Grima Hervritma Dietz

Temple students escorted by guard at Eastern Pen tour

A guard escorts several Temple University students during a tour of the Eastern Pen facility. The incident involved a stoppage as the group moved through the site, with officials addressing the disruption and ensuring the students' safety.

Temple University

Old-Time Whittling Fades From Pocket Knives

The Milan Republic notes that fifty years ago many men carried pocket knives and whittled as a common pastime. Whittling sticks of soft pine and white walnut were popular, and artisanship flourished. today the practice is described as near a lost art.

Milan

Mighty Volumes at Influence cf Books Bound to World

A fragmented note references mighty volumes about influence and books that grip the world, implying a cultural or literary impact. The text hints at far reaching ideas and the power of printed works to shape thought across distances.

Proper potato digging practices to protect crop quality

The piece argues for careful timing of digging in soil that is not too wet or dry. It notes deep digging to collect all tubers and protect them from damage, then sunning and padding in half bushels after harvest. Additional padding of graders and gentle handling during packing preserve consumer value.

Rodaly

Better Sires Pay Well for Dairy Herd Profit

The article argues superior sires boost dairy herd productivity and profits through higher prepotency. It models a hypothetical gain of 1,000 pounds more butter fat from 10 dams, valued at 40 cents per pound, and notes many dairymen in Idaho have found better sires pay off in increased income.

Idaho

Insulation study cuts poultry house costs at Nebraska college

Nebraska Agricultural College tests show insulation for a 200 by 20 foot poultry house costs about 510 or about 40 cents per bird raised. Spreading the cost over the house life equals about two cents per hen per winter. Quick temperature drops in winter reduce egg production for days or months, so insulation's slowing of temperature changes should help maintain winter eggs and repay many times the small initial cost per hen. Wisconsin Agriculturist notes insulation can materially maintain production and save money long term.

Nebraska Agricultural College Wisconsin Agriculturist

Silage Does Not Always Neutralize Weeds Say Kansas Tests

A ten year study at the Kansas Agricultural Cottage dairy department silos found weed seeds can remain viable after ensiling. Some noxious seeds even gained strength from soaking in sage for months, and seeds stored three years in silos remained viable.

Dairy Department Kansas Agricultural Cottage

Dormant Sprays Favored In Winter Orchard Care

Purdue expert Monroe McCowan notes ground is firmer and winds calmer in winter, making dormant sprays more effective than waiting for spring. Sprays during dormancy help control peach leaf curl and scale insects, enabling better timing for upcoming spring work.

Monroe McCowan Purdue University

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