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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1925
Page
12
Mrs. F. B. Headden of Macon Georgia says after two weeks on Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound she could rise from bed unaided and felt stronger than ever. She notes many women benefited in a country wide canvass and urges trial. sold by druggists nationwide.
The Manila telephone system experiences rapid growth as the automatic service of 15 000 subscribers reaches capacity. Plans are underway to enlarge the automatic network, a four to five year project, to serve Magihe and surrounding suburbs.
A criminal officer reports arrest of a son following an incident where he deliberately walked into a person in care, causing damage by bending fenders and other injuries. The case references a conflict surrounding a caregiver named Jess, with details unclear but indicating intentional harm.
The article explains idiosyncrasy as the varying, sometimes severe, reactions individuals have to foods drugs and substances. It notes examples with lobster strawberries and flowers, cites German scientists on serums, and mentions anaphylaxis as the modern name for causes, highlighting the unknown underlying reason.
President Atkinson introduces Montana State College Extension Service bulletin Montana’s Agricultural Outlook for 1924 1925 focusing on future conditions in wheat flax corn oats barley alfalfa seed potatoes beef cattle sheep wool hogs dairy cattle horses and poultry The circular is a free information service for farmers while supplies last.
Montana dairymen in the Biter Root Cow Testing Association show strong butterfat production with 843 cows yielding over 200 pounds each, including 15 cows above 400 pounds and one over 500. The first year benefits include scrub bull removal and all members now using registered bulls. Six members earned American Dairy Association honors for herds yielding over 86 pounds per cow.
A U S Public Health Service study of ten thousand people finds normal vision rises from ages six to eighteen, then declines, with a sharper drop after forty five. Good eyesight correlates with easier schooling, while poor eyesight worsens with age, best around eighteen.
Reed Pont reports C J Frazee has returned home to Montana after three weeks in southern Idaho. Frazee says Montana offers greater agricultural possibilities than other regions and that high land prices elsewhere make farming prohibitive whereas Montana cropprofits can pay for land in a single year.
Unseasonal precipitation at headwaters across river systems in the state reduces worry about next spring’s water supply for irrigation. Officials say runoff improves reservoir levels and helps farmers plan ahead.
Two milk cows and four horses died after eating bran laced with arsenic meant for grasshopper poison. The bran was scattered on the ground, making it accessible to the livestock.
The United States Crop Estimating Service estimates Montana livestock at 94 million dollars at year end, up about five and a half percent from the previous year. Sheep account for the bulk of the increase.
State veterinarian Woo Butler reports a virulent pneumonia like disease in a Sun River canyon band of mountain sheep. He says Montana stockmen have no cause to fear spread to animals outside the affected herd.
Joe Hanlon a noted livestock commission man completed a Springdale shipment of 11 000 lambs in 49 carloads to the Chicago market. He claims these lambs are the finest shipment he has ever made or seen, with an average weight of 0 pounds.
The December 1924 Montana railroad commission report shows increases in shipments of coal flour and mill stuff and some grains and stock while coal and forest products also rise, though farm product movements lag December 1923.
The Blackfeet Indian farmers near Glacier national park reservation have quickly adopted white farming methods and the U S government has built a second flour mill to process their grain. They grow wheat and raise pigs sheep chickens and cattle.
Dan Hansen authorizes a new bulletin from the Montana Experiment Station summarizing irrigated pasture experiments at Huntley sub station since 1913 and 1916. The study tests grass mixtures for southern Montana, planting rates and dates, and reports carrying capacity with 1.75 to 1.84 cows per acre and grazing periods of 141 to 187 days. Copies are free from the Montana Experiment Station in Bozeman.
Farmers around Miles City expect an early spring with mild weather, planning to break new ground by mid spring. The county’s turkey and cattle sectors show growth with shifting shipping needs and sizable stock valuations, including 23,064 head of cattle and 14 registered Shorthorn owners.
Montana farms produced over 90 000 bushels of pure seed grain last year as part of a campaign to improve state crops by removing inferior seed. The state also yielded more than 17 000 bushels of seed corn and almost 30 000 pounds of legume and grass seed classified as registered or certified by the Montana Seed Growers association.
Officials from Montana State College and the College Extension Service report eastern Montana farms, once treeless, are being converted into inviting places with new shrubs and acclimated trees. The Great Plains Shelter Belt Station at Mandan, North Dakota, develops varieties now available to farmers, transforming barren fields into livable, productive spaces.
Green's August Flower claims fifty eight years of excellence as a remedy for nervous dyspepsia sour stomach constipation indigestion torpid liver dizziness head aches and other digestive disorders. The ad notes wide use in millions of households worldwide and prices of 80 and 90 cents.
A brief dialogue notes a mother’s fondness for visitors and a son’s thirst for knowledge. It traces the inheritance of traits to father and mother and mentions ta e as a source of learning.
Cuticura Soap daily and Ointment as needed improve complexion scalp and hands. Add Cuticura Talceum for a fragrant finishing touch in the Cuticura Toilet Trio advertisement.
A short reflective line from the Arkansas Guhzette questions whether a mother should be her daughter’s guide or pacemaker in shaping the girl’s path. The quip comments on evolving family dynamics in a changing era.
Advertisement notes Red Cross Ball Blue is suited for all housekeeping tasks from kitchen towels to sheets and pillowcases highlighting its versatility across department needs.
Mrs. Anna Smith of Sacramento testifies that Dr. Pierce Best Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery support strength and nerves during pregnancy and aid the child. She recommends the tonics for expectant mothers and continuing work through expectancy. Send 10 cents for a trial bottle to Buffalo New York.
An ad notes a company offering refund of $1,650 and free treatment on request for stomach powder products. It mentions Crazy Building in Seattle Washington and urges readers to inquire for details and orders.
A terse help wanted notice seeks a relinquishment for a man who can live in Colorado New Mexico Wyoming or Utah. The advertiser Truman Bolar promises cheap terms and asks for full information on water railroads and crops.
Progress officials say the projected $48 million three year program for telephone and postal facilities in Australia is far below the actual funds required as demand outstrips expectations.
A St Paul Pioneer Press sports item characterizes Paavo Nurmi as a medical anomaly noting his heart is about half the size of a normal human heart. The remark emphasizes sensational description in early coverage.
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