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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1920
Page
12
The group escapes by raft to the Illinois coast, pursuers aboard a government steamer threaten capture. Sam scouts a concealed creek mouth while Rene seeks safety, and a hidden trail uncovers a dead man near a small boat by Shrunk’s camp.
1832 lieutenant Knox on duty at Fort Armstrong sails aboard the Warrior to St. Louis. He meets Judge Beaucaire and Joe Kirby who schemes to cheat the judge in a poker game using Beaucaire’s plantation and slaves. Knox is betrayed and cast overboard. He survives, aids Rene and her mother, and plans escape with abolitionist help while pursuing truth and justice along the river.
A lawyer appointed head of a government department urges staff unity and ends with a quip about juries: when a jury disagrees it is discharged. The remark bluntly frames professional cooperation and the fate of unresolved juries.
Scratches on dark oak furniture may be repaired by carefully painting the scars with iodine and dye as many coats as needed to reduce depth of color. When this is dry go over the whole piece with a good furniture polish.
U S agriculture inspectors urge adding churn numbers to butter shipments to identify and separate churnings by score. Defects include old cream flavor, mottled appearance, excessive salt, and teakiness. Without churn IDs, receivers must inspect each tub and discount whole lots if any poor tub is found.
The USDA urges dairy factories to reuse exhaust steam for pasteurizing milk and sterilizing equipment to save fuel during winter. Specialists say waste steam retains about 90 percent of its heat, and information on effective use is available free from the department in Washington DC.
The text argues that daughters count cannot alone prove a bull's worth as a breeder. It states that high average production across all daughters is the true measure, and that four years are needed to assess a bull's value rather than relying on two or three.
The cream separator should be washed and sterilized after every use. Residual milk or cream left in the unit acts as a starter that hastens souring of the cream.
The article argues cows perform better when not confined closely. It stresses ample exercise and fresh air, plus access to clean water and food. It notes warm stables are a necessity for healthy cattle.
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