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Dillon Tribune in Dillon, Montana

15 May 1931

Page 6

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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1931

Page

6

Star Spangled Banner Official National Anthem After Bill Passage

The Star Spangled Banner becomes the official U.S. national anthem by law after Congress passes the Linthicum bill and President Hoover signs it. The article traces Key’s 1814 battlefield poem, its Anacreon in Heaven tune, and a Philadelphia discovery of an American tune by James Hewitt that may have influenced the anthem.

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America Hoover Francis Seatt Rey Minden Fort McHenry Baltimore Key Baltimore American Strand Inter National Federation of Music Clirics Union Alaska Hawaii England India France Katherine Lee John Philip Sousa Francis Scott Geoffrey O'Mara Camp Oglethorpe Judiciary Committee House Tydings Maryland Senate President Toeover Philadelphia Charles PF. Nozy Hungary Clinton A. Strong Amherst College Calvin Coolfixe Dwight Morrow William Penn Charter School Penn James Hewitt New York City Old American Company C. G. T. Sonneck Department of Music Library of Congress Hewitt Darley New York Heaven Boston Public Library Geib “and Co Doctor Strong Nagy Floover Coolidee
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Asparagus Grows As Major U S Truck Crop in 1920s

The United States Department of Agriculture notes asparagus became a leading early truck crop. Acreage rose from 80 500 in 1918 to 94 030 by 1928, with over 95 percent in six states led by California. Half the crop goes to canning, beds renew after eight to ten years.

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United States Department Agriculture WNU United States Department of Agriculture California New Jersey South Carolina Georgian Danag Maryland Sacramento San Joaquin River Office of Horticultural Crops Bureau of Plant Industry Whit Aliee Washington, TC
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Succulent Feeds Rich in Vitamins for Poultry

The article explains green feed and succulents in hen rations. It notes apples beet pulp and carrot varieties may supply bulky nutrients similar to green feed. Carrots provide vitamins improving yolk color and spring hatchability. Alfalfa greens and head lettuce are cited as nutritious succulent options.

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Individual Furrowing Pens Favored for Sows

Sows that furrow in March or April should be placed in individual pens at least six by eight feet a day or two before furrowing. Pens need guard rails. Beds of short straw to prevent entanglement. Light bedding to keep pigs from tangling. Provide artificial heat to dry moisture and ward off chill.

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Soap Suds Help Small Fruit Trees as Insect Spray

Soap suds aid small fruit trees when used as a spray against aphids and plant lice. In outdoor use they mix with nicotine sulphate to improve contact insecticide action on sucking insects like leaf hoppers and aphids.

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Elmo Scott Watson Charles J. Nagy Glad Anr Mae Tox Moe Gans As Ses d Bes Lewis Walker North Wyoming Butte, Mont M. Paumie Galena St F. H. Bimrose Annabel Desmond Phillips Apts Dillon Telephone Richard McCarthy Butte, Montana Land Office Pearl I. Smith Dillon Montana
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