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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1938
Page
2
The guide highlights quick blooming flowers such as nasturtium alyssum and California poppy. It recommends petunia and zinnia for brilliant color with minimal effort and suggests rust and wilt resistant varieties to replace problematic snapdragons and asters. It lists rock garden options including African daisy linaria lobelia statice verbena Virginia stock and perennials columbine forget me not Iceland poppy.
A 1809 tale recalls how a garden gate left open by a disobedient fad let a pig enter Rhode Island gardens, destroying a few plants. The ensuing quarrel between garden owners and the pig’s backers spread, toppling a Federal candidate and electing a state senator whose vote helped declare war on Britain in 1812.
Alfred Stuart recalls a perilous whaling tale from New Bedford to the South Seas. The crew’s dory is capsized when a huge bull whale erupts beneath them. Sharks circle as dawn comes, the boat halves adrift, and rescue comes after hours in the surf. The ship beaches 120 barrels of oil and Stuart keeps two enormous teeth as reminders.
Statuary Hall in the United States Capitol, formerly the House chamber, was dedicated in 1864 as a National Stat uary hall for each state to place two statues.
Report describes elephants as persistent pests in Africa where a herd can devastate banana plantations in one night by trampling crops they do not eat. The text notes elephants' destructive impact on native agriculture and livelihoods.
Washington notes Roosevelt secured favorable labor rulings from the Supreme Court and reshaped the bench with Black and Reed appointments. Wheeler critics linger, and debates on costs of New Deal policies and naval trade tensions color the national mood as Chamberlain backs freer trade while Britain fights for stability.
Fifty years is not old for a grape vine and it yields grapes each year with little care. As a healthy farm fruit, the grape offers long lasting benefit to the farm family and deserves a place on every farm building.
Dr. W A Billings of the University of Minnesota recommends a breeding mash for turkeys. The mix totals 2105 pounds and includes corn oats bran middlings alfalfa leaf meal meat scraps dried milk salt cod liver oil with fortified oil preferred to reduce amount.
A North Acton poultry man received a patent for an electric chair to kill chickens. The bird is hung by a leg wire with a second wire clamping the head, and a switch sends an electric current through its body.
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