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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1923
Page
7
Grace Waldo, a St Paul stenographer, sues Arthur Shanahan for 25000 alleging breach of promise. She says they courted for years and he repeatedly promised marriage but put it off before his December marriage to a debutante.
In Beaver Dam Wisconsin the John K Miller American Legion post won a proje ct to use profits from selling lake fish to fund a new community building. More than 6000 signers backed the plan, buffalo carp and rough fish were sold through crews organized by Legion leaders Yauman and Lawrence, netting over 7500 dollars. The post paid 2000 dollars to state and crew members and 1000 to a local box factory while selling fish locally at favorable prices.
National judge advocate Robert A Adams rules that permitting nonservice persons and other nonmembers to wear the American Legion uniform and insignia is bad practice. The decision centers on the inclusion of such persons in Legion organizations.
The Stenog replies that she does not start or finish a word exactly at five. The American Legion Weekly notes when the clock nears five the stenographer avoids beginning a word and leaves the typewriter with zero unfinished work.
The American Legion aids in locating missing veterans from World War I and after. Edward Starr a 23 year old electrician vanished from New York City on November 6. Others include William Davern Henry McKee Harry McKee A. I. Houle Charles W Minney Claude Du Lay and George Bussing. A $250 reward is offered for information.
Citizens are urged to report any information about Bergen W Harmon who escaped from the Mendota Neuro-psychiatric hospital around January 2. J B Harmon of 520 Seventh Avenue East Ashland Wis requests tips. Harmon is 26, about 5 ft 6 in, 14 pounds, light complexion and light hair. He served with the 318th Engineers Medical Detachment.
Joseph Toohey of 448 Minerva Street In Manapolis Indiana seeks Private Allen Burke who enlisted in the Canadian army at Calgary on November 2 191? He served in England and France and was discharged at Calgary or Stay 26 1919 Burke born County Galway Ireland March 17 188? Address at discharge given as Spokane Washington or Richelieu Hotel on Ottawa Ontario
A fragment from Herbert Spencer extols that rounded rocks with parallel scratches recall poetry to geologists and lay observers alike. He argues that fossils, fossils’ locales, and seaside discoveries stir deep, shared fascination beyond youth and hobby acts.
Experiments show spun glass makes light durable wigs with soft texture and natural shade. Glass wigs can be produced in various colors and promise beauty and comfort for wearers.
Owners of successful squab raising operations focus on winter duties such as mating checks, housing, feeding, and culling to ensure large plump squabs come spring. Mated pigeons should be five to six months old, with some waiting until nine months. unmated birds are removed. Breeding pens require cleanliness and lice-killing treatments.
Epsom salts provide a cheap remedy to tone up flocks that fed on spoiled feed. Used occasionally to reduce losses from sour crop or indigestion from overfeeding. A mature hen benefits from half a teaspoonful dissolved in warm water given down the throat.
The text explains fowl health via cleanliness and varied feed, warns on crowding, and defines breeding pen sizes from six to fourteen females with one male. It describes weights of stewing chickens and roosters, nest depth, spring chickens, twelve to fifteen eggs per setting, broilers two pounds or less at six to twelve weeks, and the poularde as an eggless, larger pullet. It notes milk in feed boosts growth and hatchability.
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