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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1934

Page

6

Father of Oklahoma tribute echoes in Payne biography

The piece traces Capt. David L. Payne, born in Indiana, his Kansas Civil War service, and leadership of the Oklahoma Colony. It notes repeated federal pushback, the controversial Oklahoma War Chief paper, and Payne’s death in Wellington, Kansas, framing him as the “Father of Oklahoma” despite limited memorials.

Wwe Oklahoma David L. Payne Wellington Kan Oklahoma City Oklahoma Territory Payne Prairie Lawn Wayne Wellington G. A. R. Post Tenth Kansas Infantry Kansas Cimarron Indiana Hoosier J. W. Buel Buel Daniel L Payne Daniel Boone Fred E. Sutton Kansas City Bobbs- Merrill Davy Crockett Fairmont Ind Alamo Texas David Missouri Kansas Jayhawkers Buffalo Bill Fort Leavenworth War Department Crawford George A. Custer Seventh Cavalry Sutton Washita Custer Black Kettle the Plains Old Galaxy Magazine Mrs. Morgan Miss White Ft. Hays Jack Cowan Char Fort Hays Sedgwick State Senate House of Representatives Washington Indian Territory United States Oklahoma Colony Grace B. Ray School of Journalism University of Oklahoma Caldwell Abe Wian Fort Smith Ark Isaac Parker Oklahoma Historical Society Fort Gibson Fort Scott Wichita Hotel de Barnard Fis Moses Canaan W. L. Couch Samuel Crocker Captain Cooper Sidney Clark Maj Gordon W. Lillie Pawnee

Utility standards guide livestock breeding decisions

By E T Robbina University of Illinois urging farmers to select breeding stock by utility rather than fashion. Larger yearlings yield higher market returns in cattle while sheep need big rams and fast growing lambs. Pigs favor rapid growth to about 200 pounds with boars under 1000 pounds. Different breeds require varying stretch or compactness for best farm herd results.

E. T. Robbina University of Ilinois NU Bervice

Selection of Seed Corn Demands Close Attention

A Missouri Farmer article urges farmers to select seed corn from average height stalks with downward hanging ears that shed water and resist bad weather. Damaged ears or diseased plants should be discarded. well filled ears from healthy plants yield better crops, and dried seed kept for planting improves future harvests.

Missouri

Rodents Help Control Japanese Beetle, Study Finds

Entomologists from the Department of Agriculture report that small rodents like moles mice and skunks prey on Japanese beetle grubs. While considered nuisances, these natural enemies may aid in managing the insect pest of lawns gardens and orchards, offering potential new life for the animals.

Department of Agriculture

Agricultural Hints and Market Notes from Early Report

Thinning apples proves most profitable in dry seasons. Columbus brought sugarcane to America on his second voyage. Average farm home values sit at 1105 for owners and 500 for tenants. Colorado hosts about 100000 beehives with long established honey trade. Germany faces high prices due to drought. Farmer bankruptcies rose in the last fiscal year versus the prior year.

Columbus America

To Press Synthetic Fabrics With Safe Ironing

The guidance outlines warming synthetic fabrics with a warm iron first and increasing heat as needed. It suggests using automatic control irons to reduce guesswork and achieve proper results.

Public Ledger, Inc Vnu Seyvlee

Pagan King Offers Royal Scepter in Normandy Tribute

A pagan African king presents his royal scepter as homage at the altar of Ste Therese in Lisieux Normandy. The gesture underlines a ceremonial exchange linking distant realms through religious ritual and royal symbolism.

Africa Ste. Therese Lisieux Normandy

All Cleaned Up and Rarin to Go Spark Plugs Ad

Spark plug cleaning claims to revive engines reduce slug gishness and hard starts. AC Cleaning Stations offer inexpensive service to remove oxide coating and restore power, with replacements advised for badly worn plugs.

Composite Boxing Body Named for Money Medicine Morals

California's boxing commission comprises a banker a doctor and a minister offering expert knowledge in money medicine and morals for the sport.

California Boxing Commission

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