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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1923
Page
2
A young woman tends her injured father after a wagon wreck in a mining setting. Sandy and Sam lift the crushed wagon with crude levers, freeing the body, while the girl administers whisky and clings to hope as the father murmurs a final message.
In a desert burial scene, Molly Casey, a fifteen year old girl grieving her father, travels with Sandy and Sam to the Three Star to arrange his grave. Molly reveals her resolve to join them, then rides toward the ranch with her belongings as night falls.
Molly Casey arrives with grit and independence as she negotiates a future with Sandy Mormon and Grit. The trio agree to share profits from the promising Three Star claims once mining pays, and Molly insists on schooling and a stake equal to her late father’s.
A collie named Grit leads Sandy Bourke and Sam Manning to a dying man, Patrick Casey, trapped beneath a wagon at the Three Bar ranch in Arizona. Casey’s fifteen year old daughter Molly kneels beside him as rescue attempts unfold.
A pamphlet from the State College Extension Service by horticultural specialist JR Campbell offers Montana oriented guidance. It covers beets carrots garden peas string beans spinach lettuce and related greens with notes on timing varieties storage, planting depths, soil, and regional suitability.
M J Abbey of Montana State College argues for expanding high school agriculture courses across the state. He notes only 21 schools teach the subject and urges training in scientific farming to supplement county agents, with teachers acting as advisors and running demonstrations and projects in crops, livestock, and co operative efforts.
Poultry specialist Cushman notes dead in the shell chicks signal breeder and parent stock weakness. Key factors include vigor of parent stock, proper green feed, moisture and cooling during incubation, and avoiding assisted hatching. Continuous evaluation of incubation history is urged to improve future hatch rates.
A Rosebud county poultry association, organized with state college extension aid, has drawn over 50 growers who commit to delivering 50 or more chickens yearly. Members face penalties for selling outside the co operative market. Since August 1922 the group has marketed over two thousand dollars in poultry at substantial profit, boosting local poultry raising.
Farmers note few weeds resist brome grass mixed with western rye grass. In many fields brome grass dominates with no visible weeds, indicating strong establishment and potential for uniform stands across plots.
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