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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1924
Page
2
An article explains that stomach upset and poor digestion undermine health. It emphasizes quick, simple remedies and notes many ailments originate from an upset stomach, affecting overall strength and well being.
This great medicine will tone up the system soothe an inflamed stomach remove accumulated poison and start the digestive organs functioning properly thus allowing the system to assimilate the food one eats. All good druggists sell Tanlac.
Beenaway questions Elrod’s decline since heavy drinking. Riley Rezzidew recalls Elrod’s failed attempts to drink, then his drastic turn to poetry. The town reacts with shock as the nephew’s life changes in a bleak twist.
Montana State College agronomy urges proper soil and culture for field beans at Huntley near Billings. Planting time ranges May 20 to June 10 after frost danger. Great Northern variety takes about 105 days to mature. spacing varies by irrigation and soil, with rows from 22 to 82 inches on irrigated farms and up to 80 inches on dry land.
The article lists ten commandments for corn farming by agronomist A J Ognard from Montana State College Extension Service. It covers proper shovel use, deep cultivation timing, shovel angle, avoiding overcultivation, preserving roots, duckfoot shovel use, soil aeration, maintaining soil moisture and bacteria, leveling fields, and avoiding last cultivation ridging.
The first milk of the cow after birth, colostrum, is rich in disease resisting properties and should be given to newborn calves. It provides essential protection as calves lack disease resisting properties in water life.
A North Dakota survey of 22 farmers in 1923 found the average annual labor return at 8125, defined as receipts minus expenses after deducting family labor but not operator labor. Seven farmers profited while 15 incurred losses.
J O Tretsven of Montana State College Extension Service urges a six to ten week dry period for dairy cows to restore body reserves and boost future milk yield. He advises gradual drying using dry hay based feeds, reducing milk to 20 26 pounds per day, then extending milking intervals and changing to a high roughage ration before calving.
Agriculture department at Montana State College proposes a six year rotation to include sweet clover. Yearly sequence includes wheat or flax with sweet clover, then sweet clover hay, corn, spring wheat or flax, oats for hay, and fallow or patlow. The plan limits plowing to twice in six years to reduce seed bed work and boosts moisture conservation and cash and feed yields through legume and cereal crops.
The United States Department of Agriculture and the Post Office Department plan a new tie up. About 44 000 mail carriers will interview 700 000 farmers this harvest season. This expands the annual census from 150 000 mailed schedules to a broader on site survey across the country.
To properly harden off plants they should be gradually exposed to outdoor conditions by increasing time outside each day. During the hardening off period water should be reduced and then increased again just before transplanting.
Bulletin No 1844 highlights watermelon cultivation methods handling and marketing. It warns against growing watermelons on the same land more often than every ten years due to soil disease. The unit mentions a price of seven dollars per tuber in the United States Department of Agriculture note.
National Commander John R. Quinn opened Legion use of WTAL Elgin AS on March 30 as official Legion station. The Chicago attorney Charles E. Erbstein owns the station which broadcasts on 286 meters and reaches nationwide audiences. Programs will feature Legion policies, welfare for World War I orphans, anti radicalism efforts, and musical performances each Sunday afternoon and Tuesday night.
The article argues that women can build independent careers through bookkeeping and store management. It cites Miss Leonard’s example of a daughter who started as bookkeeper and clerk in a father's grocery, eventually taking over and running a large southern Indiana store. It urges discipline, salesmanship, and thrift as keys to success.
The American Legion launches surveys in Massachusetts and Indiana to separate mentally unbalanced veterans from ordinary criminals. Massachusetts reports 400 veterans at Deer Island. Indiana plans a comprehensive review of every ex service man in prison to review claims and arrange pay adjustments.
At a convention of capable business women from Detroit Cleveland Seattle New York and elsewhere Christine Coffee stands out in cinnamon and bronze described as calm not snippy She runs a Charleston West Virginia book store that began small and grew as demand shaped stock Her personality and drive are likened to a spicy permanent presence in the capital’s commerce
The American Legion will run an intensive treatment of civic questions under its Americanism commission. It expands to 11,000 posts and 7,000 units worldwide and aids towns, schools, playgrounds, Scouts, and community centers. A booklet Your Post and Your Town will share successes and failures. Cooperation with the Playground and Recreation Association of America and Community Service, Inc. is noted.
A quoted exchange from American Legion Weekly contrasts how different groups refer to intimate contact, highlighting a controversial remark about het ty specialists and perceived boundaries. The fragment reveals cultural tensions and editorial self reminder in wartime era discourse.
In the winter of 1920 21 a teacher recalls a Oklahoma district where a student Raymond mistook the class singing for the calves. The pupil believed he was late but was told he was in plenty of time. He joked about hearing Masterson's calves a bawling.
For years druggists note Swamp-Root Dr Kilmer’s kidney liver and bladder medicine strengthens kidneys liver and bladder and has stood the test of years. It is sold by all druggists on merit and should help you. Send ten cents to Dr Kilmer Co for a sample bottle with paper mention.
The term catsup derives from an East Indian pickle name and originally described a boiled spiced juice from salted mushrooms. It is now used for sauces made from pulped boiled tomatoes, green walnuts, and other ingredients.
Advertisement notes multiple uses for Red Cross Ball Blue in housekeeping including towels sheets table linens and pillowcases highlighting versatile cleaner and brightener for home laundry.
The article lists hundreds of species that yield rubber sap with milkweed as one of the smallest and most common in pastures, while the largest is the Tleven Brazillensis which can reach about 120 feet in height.
A brief quotation attributes a harsh view of some people to Ole Buel, suggesting they should visit a garage to have the knocks removed from their dispositions.
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