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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1933
Page
6
Gloria and Mark King escape at dawn to Coloma for a day of secrecy. In Honeycutt’s shack Swen Brodie confronts King over a stolen-box feud as old tensions flare and a shotgun looms.
Mark King, a prospector in California, learns of Andy Parker’s murder by Swen Brodie. King heads to Ben Gaynor’s summer home where Brodie and his crowd also seek Gus Ingle’s hidden treasure. He meets Mrs. Gaynor and is struck by her daughter Gloria while distrustful of a stranger named Gratton.
Aaron Hadwin, of Fort Benton Montana, wins top prizes with Irish Cobbler and Bliss Triumph varieties at state seed shows in Montana Spokane and Colorado. He grows certified seed on dry sandy loam, uses indexed stock from the state college greenhouse, and plans to switch to foundation stock next season after strong yields.
Montana growers report hog production down 30 percent in 1932 from the prior year due to low prices. State crop reports show storage shifts in wheat, rising grain values in December, and higher state purchases. Nearly 80 workers build road bridges near Alberton as plans move to reopen East Helena smelter around Feb 1 with over 200 former workers slated for part time return. Milwaukee railway petitions Montana to close several agencies with stations to reopen as conditions improve. Yellowstone livestock show closes after selling 25 Shorthorn and 16 Angus cattle at good prices.
M Lindsley Extension Specialist notes many farmers cannot afford heavy lime and phosphorus investments. Tests developed at the college help identify limestone and phosphorus needs so fields can switch from grain to alfalfa and clover. Without testing, legumes fail on low phosphorus and lime soils, wasting seed and time.
Observations show bees prefer floral nectar over honey dew and favor white clover over alsike when both bloom abundantly. When white clover yields heavily, alsike often sees reduced pollination, while scarce white clover boosts alsike pollination.
Experiments by the United States Department of Agriculture show seed wheat must have smut balls removed. Seed treatment with copper carbonate or formaldehyde often fails to control smut because spores survive in the balls. Use fanning or cleaning machines to remove the smut balls for satisfactory results.
Uncle Ab forecasts a new era of art in every field. Sheep sold in Abergele Scotland for 4 cents each. A yam yield of 490 bushels per acre at Hickory NC by J F Allen. League of Nations experts study China's agricultural reconstruction. Irish farmers and butchers drive mutton to 10 cents a pound. Canada lists 5872 grain elevators with 414,660,260 bushels capacity.
A stern woman pressures a man to chop wood while Plodding Pete defends work ethic. He claims to be a leading lecturer on economic conditions and the need to pair worker with job, urging the woman to listen to his forthcoming talk for her husband.
A professor asks what preparation is needed before diagnosing a patient and a student replies no special prep is required. The student notes the schedule price of various operations and suggests looking up a patient’s financial burden in Bradstreet's to gauge how serious an operation can be.
A Boston Transcript quote shows a woman asking if dogs may enter a public institution. An official replies firmly that dogs are not allowed and instructs the woman to keep Towser confined while rooms are inspected.
A Brooklyn Eagle brief notes a customer finding a haircut too short and requesting it to be lengthened. The exchange captures a casual misfit in a daily grooming scene with no further consequences.
A brief dialogue notes a man and a woman in a school romance. It questions whether it is wise for a man to marry a girl his own age and mentions she is ten years younger now.
Dialogue fragment shows Tall Beauty telling Alfie she plans a new siren for her car while Alfie asks if their relationship is over. By stander provides a concise stage moment implying emotional tension.
The Louisville Courier Journal describes a film marketed as geographical with mixed reactions. Critics quibble over its appeal while acknowledging its South Seas focus and educational angle.
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