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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1935

Page

3

Desperate Flight Ends In Siege At Bronson Camp

After a perilous voyage and uncovering a strange metal, Hendren and the Bronson camp face a brutal siege by thousands of starving invaders. Tony directs defense from the ship as attackers breach barriers, while Eve and others brace for a final, doomed stand before a likely mass withdrawal to safety.

Eliot James Vanderbilt Ransdell Hendren Eve Rangdell Tony Lee Bronson Beta Nora Rom Wien Jack Taylor Taylor Hendron

Space Ship Plan in Face of Doomsday Collision

David Ransdell brings photographic plates to New York as Tony Drake meets Hendron family. Professor Bronson warns two planets Bronson Alpha and Bronson Beta threaten Earth with collision. Hendron forms a plan to reach Bronson Beta by space ship using unknown heat resistant metal after Earth is devastated and the moon erased.

David Ransdell New York South Africa Cole Hendron Tony Drake Hendrons Ransdell Eve Hendron Tony Hendren Professor Bronson League Bronson Beta Earth Brorson

Battle at the wire as Tony leads defense near camp

Tony arms a machine gun and holds fire against attackers in a night battle. Rockets signal incoming forces while Tony and his crew fend off assault, fire overheats the gun, and defenders struggle to repel intruders toward the line of older men and women.

Tony Hendren Bronson Alpha Eve Jack Taylor Tonya

Quarantine Urged for New Dairy Stock by Dr Grinnellz

Dr Grinnellz of the Dairy Investigation at the North Carolina Experiment Station and WNU Service urges strict quarantine for new dairy animals. A quarantine of 80 to 40 days helps prevent infection, with longer periods needed for stock from distant sources and varied conditions. Even without visible symptoms, infected animals can quickly spread disease to a herd.

G. Grinnellz N.C. Se Tiaturn WNU

Eliminate Parasites to Conserve Feed Stock

Colorado extension veterinarian Dr. BE. N. Stout advises parasite control to help cattle winter on less feed. Lice can be killed by a sunny day dip with methyl sulfonate, one dip suffices, a second after 15 days targets hatched lice. Horse bots require treatment after freeze to allow larvae to migrate, and other intestinal parasites like roundworms and tapeworms are eliminated.

BE. N. Stout Colorado Agricultural College Doctor Stout

Cows Chew Wood Signal Mineral Deficiency in Ration

The article notes that cows chewing wood or bones and eating dirt indicate mineral deficiency in dairy rations. It suggests adding mineral-rich seeds such as cowpea, soybean, clover, and alfalfa. phosphorus from bran, cottonseed meal, and soybean meal. and adding two pounds of a mineral mix of ground limestone and steamed bone meal per 100 pounds of concentrate.

Seizure of Poisoned Food by Federal Inspectors

Federal inspectors seized shipments showing excessive poisonous spray residue. Among the goods taken were 137 apples 3 pears and 14 cauliflower with five consignments of pickles sweetened with saccharin and an imported sardines shipment destroyed for lead presence in the food.

Federal Food and Drug Administration

Farm Notes Highlight Crop and Seed Insights

The report notes Portugal produced enough wheat to feed its population last year. It cites New York state’s 1934 apple crop as the smallest in 44 years. It warns calves suffer stomach ache and should be treated with castor oil. Mississippi cotton value was about 74.34 million dollars in 1984, Idaho potato output was about 19.61 million bushels, below the five year average.

New York Mississippi Idaho

Rug Braiding and Crochet Guide with Pattern Details

Strong appeal in braided rug making notes braided rugs are simple but less durable than crochet rugs. The Pin Wheel rug measures 35 inches using 144 inch wide strips, with 26 rows and color changes. Send 15c for book No 25 from Home Craft Co Dept C St Louis MO for pattern and instructions.

Home Craft CO Nineteenth and St. Louis Avenue St. Louis

Canaries Question Ripe Green Birds in Canopy Tale

A short children’s vignette where Dorothy admires a pair of vivid green canaries and asks her mother why they look so ripe, prompting a moment of curious observation about the pets.

Dorothy Mummie

Once Was Enough: Conductor Recounts Past Regret

A London Tit-Bits anecdote recalls two women waiting for a crowded bus. The conductor offers space for one inside and one on top, prompting a witty confession that he had separated mother and daughter once, and vowed never again.

London

System His Wife

The dialogue fragment presents an efficiency expert negotiating cash register amounts with a wife while implying theft. The scene hints at tension over finances and the use of money as leverage.

Confident Serenity in Crimson Gulch on Strike Impact

In Crimson Gulch, residents dismiss the strike as inconsequential. Cactus Joe asserts no one here does enough regular labor to let the strike change conditions. The exchange reflects local resignation and a belief that collective action will not alter everyday life.

Serenity Crimson Gulch Cactus Joe

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