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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1914
Page
7
The U.S. Department of Agriculture distributes 100000 foreign plants including Chinese wood oil tree Chinese jujube and papaya noting drying oil uses frost resistance drought tolerance and rapid growth claims. Advice cover hatchery setup incubation turning cooling testing and hen care with timing for February through April and nest management guidelines.
A meditation on married life urges partners to honor individuality within partnership. It warns against coercion and endless compromise, advocating mutual respect, courage to stand firm against temper, and pursuit of harmony through shared yet independent values.
The department of agriculture promotes home canning to reduce waste and boost production, linking household management with farming and business. Benefits include better nutrition, fewer illness days, longer life, and daily fruit and vegetable consumption as substitutes for patent medicines.
The United States Department of Agriculture advises farmers to choose pure bred males to ensure uniform products and higher profits. It lists Mediterranean egg breeds Leghorn and Minorca, American breeds like Plymouth Rock and Rhode Island Red, Asiatic meat breeds Brahma, Cochin, Langshan, and English Dorking and Orpington.
The department of agriculture lists common diseases in fowl and cures. Colds and roup disinfect the drinking water with potassium permanganate. Canker uses flowers of sulphur and chlorate of potash with creolin. Chicken pox iodine and carbolated vaseline. Gapes from fresh ground. Scaly legs vaseline with creolin. Diarrhea from low grade wheat flour and castor oil with turpentine. Bowel trouble boiled rice with charcoal and catschu in water.
Demonstration work by the agriculture department over several years has led southern farmers to plant crimson clover bur clover and other legumes extensively. Officials estimate over 100000 acres will be sown in crimson and bur clover and vetch in the fall of 1913 on previously uncultivated farms. Lespedera is spreading rapidly across Louisiana Mississippi and Arkansas with successful demonstrations in south Alabama.
A Washington report to the Anaconda Standard lists multiple Montana banks informing the treasury of their plan to enter the new federal reserve system. Institutions named include First National in Butte, Helena based American National, Missoula First National, Bozeman Gallatin Valley National, Great Falls Stockmen’s National, and others across Chinook to Glasgow.
Material has begun arriving for mine development on McCartney mountain recently taken over by H. G. Klenze and associates of Butte. Contractors repairing the Big Hole wagon bridge have a larger pump to manage the water under driving tubes. large boulders hinder progress. What started as a short job has stretched to weeks and traffic will likely resume in two to three weeks. A temporary ice road carries light loads.
John Liebe, shot by a friend on New Years Day, prepares for a rare surgery to save his right arm. Doctors plan to harvest a two inch bone from his healthy leg to repair the shattered arm, with his leg expected to heal without lasting injury.
The third annual Northwest Montana Poultry Association show held last week in Kalispell drew record crowds. William B. Broelker of Kalispell won the Hill trophy for the best pen of birds, awarded by the Great Northern railroad. Broelker is a local post office employee.
Reported at 85 feet in a local well a gas cavity was struck with strong oil indications. Numerous signs of oil potential appear in eastern Fergus county including areas around Gilt Edge Winnett and the Snowy mountains.
An advertisement urges parents to use Kickapoo Worm Killer to treat worms in children. It claims relief from pain and feverish symptoms, notes a laxative effect, and promotes safety and household use with a 25 cent price. Sold by druggists or by mail from Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co.
Goldberger orders Freylinghuisen to run tests tomorrow as they delay a plan while seeking to identify D Aurelle. Grady suspects overtalk, coroner halts discussion and four men depart. Dr Hughes privately comments, undertaker logistics teased, Godfrey descends quietly after the scene.
Godfrey orders reporters turned away and shocks Rogers to obtain a confession. A photograph triggers a seizure, as the man who carries D Aurelle’s face in his watch is identified, linking Grady to the investigation and raising questions about the woman in Rogers story.
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