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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1923
Page
12
A tribute to Mary Stewart Cutting as a leading writer of married life stories. The piece recalls her early circle of listeners in her back parlor, the popularity of her “Little Stories of Married Life,” and notes her happy married life with six children.
Sally May plans a theater outing for her father but her husband Carleton is delayed by rain and work. A misfire of hopes, a missing phone, and a shoe issue nearly spoil the plan until Carleton arrives with warm resilience and they all head to town for a joyous rescue party.
A Virginia woman famed for household virtue hides a deceitful scrubbing motive. A neighbor sees her scrubbing the piazza floor and she explains she wants visitors to think the kitchen is spotless too. The tale humorously exposes her attempt to preserve reputation through cleanliness.
A Montana county Home Demonstration agent reports a total of 12 959 pounds of cheese made in the past year valued at 4435 65 dollars, with 8 80 35 per pound selling for 885 00 dollars.
Delegates at Bozeman on January 10 proposed wide ranging farm policy changes to aid Montana agriculture. Reforms include credit, tax, warehouse receipts, education, research funding, weed control, price supports, and rural credit adjustments aimed at improving farm profitability and market access.
The article explains how natural enemies curb grasshopper outbreaks. Fungal disease rises in warm damp weather causing hoppers to die atop plants and reduces spread when conditions are dry. The grey-backed flesh fly parasitizes adults, laying maggots that mature in about three weeks, with multiple generations suppressing hoppers by season end.
A vintage recipe describes mixing one cup cooked macaroni with celery onion dice two boiled eggs and pimento. Combine with a rich boiled dressing and four tablespoons whipped cream for a luncheon salad.
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