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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1923
Page
7
A new 215 acre Memorial Park in Toledo Lucas County will honor World War II dead with Memorial Way trees bearing names. A 2000 grave section for American Legion use, dedication on Decoration Day, and a perpetually lit Memorial Lantern are planned with park officials maintaining upkeep.
A Minneapolis Americanization program graduation drew about 7000 attendees as graduates sang every word of The Star Spangled Banner. Immigrant groups including Greeks Italians Norwegians and Swedes completed night classes under Minnesota school and naturalization officials. Diplomas were presented to all graduates easing naturalization and assimilation efforts.
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States urges all Americans to wear the French poppy on Memorial Day in honor of the men who fell in France. Filiet H. Goodwin announced the effort replying to the American Legion and asks business groups to promote the May 30 wear. Legion posts will sell poppies to support graves endowment, service and relief work, and war memorials.
Lawrence O. Stewart a World War I era veteran and American Legion member in Des Moines gains notice as writer painter and sculptor. He wrote Rainbow Bright an informal history of the Forty second division with illustrations drawn from his gas mask sketchbook under fire. A Beaux Arts and Chicago Art Institute graduate taught at Drake University and now maintains a Des Moines studio. He carved a bust of Henry Wallace and is sculpting a Lincoln bust for the Abraham Lincoln high school building in Des Moines.
Ex service men from Ward 1 3 at United States hospital Oteen bring a tin box of contributions for the American Legion endowment fund. A note explains each coin dropped honors buddies who died and supports decorating the graves of overseas dead with forget me not flowers on Memorial Day for about 2000 veterans in Ayuree.
American Ambassador Herrick to France endorses a fund by the American Legion to decorate about 2,000 overseas graves each Memorial Day. He says the effort affirms lasting remembrance and comfort for families. messages of approval come from General Pershing and Secretary Weeks.
Hogan seeks to move to the open lands and asks Clancy about the law. Clancy explains informally that the government offers 160 acres for $14, betting the claimant cannot live on it five years without starving. The anecdote reflects harsh homestead conditions.
When the Pottstown Tron company chose to remove its old furnace and plant built in 180, officials opted for a 100 ton blast using 20 sticks of dynamite. The dismantling proceeded after the explosive event, clearing space for new construction.
A hilltop ear monument this time labeled Mimi Zuka, erected by Taiko to celebrate victory over Coreans, is planned for demolition to prevent rekindling Corean hostility in Japan. The display includes thousands of ears buried beneath the monument.
A scientist introduces a hinge cover that blocks doors from swinging open and doubles as a door stop. The unit slips over the door hinge and needs no screws for attachment, using bent wings and a spring to secure it.
United States Department of Agriculture surveys show co operative shipping yields larger net returns for small stock producers than country buyers. Success hinges on a competent manager, strong finances, bonded handling, uniform marking, and careful pro rating by commission firms. Farmers Bulletin 1202 details organization and management, obtainable free from the department in Washington.
Feeding guidance for breeding ewes emphasizes grain in addition to pasture and forage. Include legume hay and corn silage with salt available. thin ewes struggle to wean strong lambs and store milk. Recommended rations by weight include four parts oats three parts corn one part wheat bran and one part linseed meal, or two parts oats one part wheat bran for a simpler mix.
Prof G G Humphrey of the Wisconsin College of Agriculture offers practical guidance for beginners in sheep husbandry. He advises using purebred rams, selecting young two to three year old ewes, discarding broken mouthed and uddered ewes, choosing ewes with good size form and dense fleece, and feeding lambs well in the first year while giving the flock attentive year-round care.
Southdown rams, praised for strong prepotency, reliably pass their traits to offspring. Three Southdowns are as productive as one sheep of another breed, with efficient carcass yield and exquisitely marbled, delicately tasting mutton.
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