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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1923
Page
7
Montana State College expert H E Murdock explains contour dikes to capture flood runoff on dry farms. With level fields and gentle slopes, dikes create storage across checks, allowing water to stand and be used on hay or pasture. Legal issues may arise in future notes.
Brood sows should exercise during cold weather to develop strong pigs. Men can repair furniture and build a kitchen stool. Construct a hotbed with manure heating ready for tomato pepper and eggplant seeds. For poultry, mate flocks for early hatching and allow two to three weeks for fertility adjustment after changing cocks. Winter greens include sprouted oats fed to 150 birds at density 1 to 2 square inches per fowl, or two quarts oats soaked and sprouted to 2–4 inches.
Rural Montana schools implement hot lunch programs to address student nutrition shortages. Officials say the meals provide essential calories and improve focus and attendance in districts across the state.
An editorial argues for a school room hot dish to supplement cold home lunches. It cites hurried breakfasts, long walks, and malnutrition risk from cold meals, urging one hot dish at school to boost growth, health, and mental activity.
The dry farm success demonstration train, three extra cars on regular trains, will extend its schedule east of Havre to about 11 towns. Led by M L Wilson of Montana State College Extension Service, the program promotes diversification, spring flood irrigation, soil protection, and permanent-farm concepts with lantern slides and demonstrations.
A traveling observer recounts Easter processions in Jerusalem Haifa Jaffa and Joppa with pilgrims from many lands. They visit Bethlehem the Church of the Nativity Rachel's tomb Calvary and the Via Dolorosa before witnessing the Holy Fire and Easter celebrations.
The New York Sun notes the war’s toll enlarges belief in life after death and gives Easter deeper meaning as a festival of resurrection. It cites soldiers, chaplains, and nurses who affirm faith sustains those who sacrifice and mourn.
A short verse reflects Easter as a symbol of new life hope and endeavor. Blanche Antis del McClure words express renewal through the season.
The speaker argues that postwar unrest stems from lasting social inequalities and that true progress rests on American individualism tempered by equality of opportunity and social responsibility. He contrasts American individualism with European systems, rejects labels like capitalism or socialism, and calls for a uniquely American social creed grounded in opportunity and service.
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