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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1924
Page
12
Minnesota and New York push systems to tally annual game killed by state game departments. A Denver dispatch cites an estimated 600 deer killed in Colorado and 660 in New Jersey, highlighting disparities in density and territory and prompting calls for better game care.
The Army and Navy Journal reports the National Guard grows by 1800 a month from 166000 to an expected 181000 by June 30 1924 and 200000 by June 30 1925 with an average of 190000 in 1925. Budget estimates for training and activities for 1925 fall short by 765800 despite a 763800 uplift over 1924.
In a Way Missionary dialogue a Cannibal mocks religion asking about knowledge while recalling a prior missionary visit. The exchange frames cultural clash and skepticism in a terse, darkly humorous line.
Dairy expert says no feeding method raises lasting butter fat. Four milking methods yield richer last milk and higher butter fat. removing all milk optimizes yield. Gentle handling and thorough milking key, as a cow’s natural affection motivates milk flow.
Home economists in Montana offer a simple method to craft soap using lye, cold water, and heated fat. Mix lye with water, cool, melt fat, then combine and stir until thick like honey, mold, and let stand 24 hours before cutting. Air dry for two to three weeks to improve quality.
About ten days before farrowing the sow should be separated from the herd and moved to the farrowing pen. The pen should be warm dry and cleaned with a small amount of dry straw. A feeder can adjust the sow’s diet and pig rails near the walls prevent crushing. A little care now yields more and better pigs later.
In feeding men or livestock it is well to remember that firm muscle tissue is built up from protein and mineral foods. The necessary minerals and proteins are found in such foods as milk, eggs, meat, dried peas and beans, nuts and whole grain cereals. Milk, eggs and meat are especially good muscle builders.
A single teaspoonful of garden soil can harbor as many microscopic bacteria as the population of the United States, illustrating the immense unseen life within earth and its ecological importance.
Farmers in Collin County Texas raised a monument to the scrub bull. The inscription notes the 11th day of October 1923 as the day the county was proclaimed free from scrub sires.
Aplaty Maxim notes that investing in quality bee supplies now saves money over time. Exchanges emphasize durable gear, reliable tools, and long lasting components reducing replacement costs and downtime for beekeepers.
Alfred Atkinson of Montana State College argues that expansive marketing machinery raises costs for farmers but helps stabilize prices. He notes global competition from Russia, Australia, Japan, and others, urging cooperative marketing to share costly market studies and provide reliable information, enhancing farmers’ net profits.
Montana Extension Service backs jack rabbit drives to protect crops led by County Agent J O Hiembre. In January drives in Fulton County towns Ollie Carlyle and Plevna killed about 1 700 to 2 000 rabbits per locality. Rabbit skins sold at 40 cents a pound covered the ammunition costs and yielded profit.
Trenry Wolterman Jr of Stillwater County began as a sheep chip member in 1919 when a neighbor gave him ten cull lambs. He bred, expanded his flock, sold wool and sheep, bought horses and equipment, paid the first installment on a 246 acre tract, and planned to return to a larger sheep operation.
A small trial with two groups of ten sows tested corn supplemented by legume hay versus corn alone. The group fed legume hay averaged nine piglets per litter, while the corn-only group averaged five. This suggests legume supplementation may boost litter size in hog production.
The Bennett Lake community in Phillips County advances a plan to add legume crops to corn as livestock feed. The goal for the coming year is fifty acres of sweet clover, with twenty acres already signed up and no trouble anticipated in reaching the target.
The package asserts Diamond Dyes contains simple directions that let any woman dye or tint skirts dresses waists sweaters stockings kimonos coats draperies coverings and more even without prior experience. It urges choosing any color at the drug store and refuses substitutes.
An average of 10 tons of ice is required to refrigerate a car load of fruit in transit from southern California to the Atlantic seaboard.
A Cutlcura advertisement touts soothe relief for itchy rashes using hot baths with Cuticura Soap followed by Cutlcura Ointment and a dusting of Cutlcura Talcum. Claims emphasize purity and fragrance, pricing 25 cents each.
Dialogue captures a moment of chivalry as he declines pity and she answers with a selfless offer. The exchange hints at social norms and evolving attitudes toward gender roles in a historical setting.
Mrs Frances Allgood of Salt Lake City recommends Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for weak exhausted conditions improving appetite sleep and strength. The ad invites readers to obtain a trial package by sending 10 cents to Dr. Pierce at the Invalids' Hotel in Buffalo New York.
The advertisement notes Fletcher's Castoria has served babies and children for over 30 years to ease constipation flatulence wind colic and diarrhea. It claims to regulate stomach and bowels aid digestion and promote natural sleep without opiates, promising genuine product with a signature.
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