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Dillon Tribune in Dillon, Montana

26 May 1932

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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1932

Page

3

Endurance riders and pony express feats across American history

The piece recounts long distance horse rides from the 19th and early 20th centuries, highlighting Charles Miller's 3000 mile modern pony express from New York to Los Angeles. It notes notable riders, routes, and records, including figures like Leon Glanmarine and Buffalo Bill, and mentions endurance tests and horse care as central to these feats.

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Charles Charlie Miller Los Aneles New York City Minlerts Pony Express Ng Meus Wayne Dinsmore Horse Association of America Wesley Merritt Europe Berlin Vienna Lyons Vichy Dresden Leipsic Brussels-Ostend Frank Tompkins Northfield Fort Ethan Allen Bronco Charlie’) Miller Los Angeles Atlantic Pacific Leon Glanmarine United States Mahroni Young Boyd Jones Amarillo Texas Molly President Hoover White House National Capital James Unger Oshkosh Wis Atlanta W. J. Umstead Kensington Senor Aime Felix Techiffely Washington, D. C Buenos Aires Frank Parker Henry Romoyn Welix NX Aubrey Santa Pe Independence Thomas Tobin Kearney Santa Fe Fort Leavenworth Johny Kerley Wat Wort Bridger Port Leavenworth John Fremont Monterey Morris Saguehe Fort Garland Colo Ocean Ocen Buchanan San Francisco Lincoln Buffalo Bill W. F. Cody Bob Haslam James Moore San Press Run
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Inventions Described for Automobiles and Engineering

Reports describe a pumping plant to lift 60 cubic meters of water per hour in France, a dry glue from the United States to hold veneers, a steering wheel microphone to replace warning horns, a Cincinnati device shifting gears automatically, reel maps for steering columns, and a spark plug device to compress air for tire inflation and other uses.

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France United States Forest Products Laboratory
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Borrowed Barbs and Clever Lines From a Satirical Note

A collection of wry aphorisms comments and social quips on manners luck and politics. The remarks touch on sears behavior seedless pies trouble avoidance bath singing sheiks meetings travel and the role of the best politician with social observations.

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Prose Snippets on Work, Dreams and Public Image

A series of editorial style maxims and observations touch on prosperity criticism housework and the nature of city editors. The writer questions assertive claims about urgency and ideals while noting the persistence of dreaming even in practical minds.

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Fertilizer as a Tool in Farm Management and Yields

The article explains that fertilizer alone cannot guarantee profit. it must be part of an integrated farm program. It notes fertilizers can reduce costs and boost labor efficiency, with benefits beyond yield such as improved quality, earlier maturity, and stronger disease resistance across crops like corn, grains, potatoes, cabbage, and tobacco.

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Birds as natural pest control in US alfalfa weevil outbreak

The United States biological survey reports in Farmers' Bulletin 1082-P that birds prey on many pests. In Utah, 45 bird species attacked the alfalfa weevil, with one stomach analysis showing 881 weevils eaten and 96 percent of a bird's diet as weevils, highlighting birds’ role in reducing insect threats.

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United States Biological Survey Farmers W. L. MeaAtee Bureau Utah Biological
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Inoculate Legumes To Boost Yield This Year

Farmers urged to inoculate legume seeds using commercial products or well inoculated soil. Follow directions to simplify the process and protect seed from sunlight after treatment. Prairie Farmer notes inoculation can raise yields despite higher seed costs.

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Parker Tompkins Winsor Captain Reid Elmo Scott Watson Cincinnati Sears Lewis & Walker P. O North Wyoming Butte, Mont Richard McCarthy East Granite Butte, Montana Land Office Vine. Gaan Pearl I. Smith Title Building Dilton, Montana Commercial Printing
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