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Dillon Tribune in Dillon, Montana

24 Nov 1932

Page 6

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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1932

Page

6

Origins of OK Expressed as Slang and Heroic Choctaw Leader

Language expert traces OK to varied theories from Olga Neviskoff to Choctaw chief Pushmataha. The essay recounts historical anecdotes from Andrew Jackson campaigns to late 18th century court records and colonial coinages, noting the Choctaw origin “o keh” meaning it is so.

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Cow's future seen in her heifer days at New York dairy

The New York State College of Agriculture cites Tidy the cow as proof that well grown heifers reach higher milking yields. Tidy, bought as a four-year-old, rose from 50 pounds to 90 pounds daily milk as a nine-year-old, illustrating the need to properly develop heifers early for profitable dairy herds.

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New York State College of Agriculture Tidy Work
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Occasional Stirring of Milk in a Can Advisable

The top milk layer in a cooling can stays warmer and richer in bacteria than the bottom. As warmer milk and water rise, a 2 inch top layer forms 10 to 15 degrees warmer in thirty minutes, making stirring necessary for faster cooling and reduced bacterial load.

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Wallaces
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Palatable Shock Fodder Improves Cattle Feeding

Research from the South Dakota experiment station shows ground corn stover fed with grain or ground hay eliminates waste in dairy cows and aids fattening steers. Early season shock fodder in fields can be turned into valuable feed by grinding and mixing with rations.

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South Dakota
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Chicago bigamist Charles Totaro tied to eight marriages

Betty Murdock, seventh wife in Chicago, accuses Charles Totaro of serial desertions and bigamy. Betty lists seven other wives and ex-wives, detailing cada marriage dates, divorces, and profits from the alleged scheme, plus a cache of photographs including a wife named Daisy Totaro.

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Chicago Charles V.totaro Betty Murdock Charley Sergi Tim Dwyer Bettty Chimes Betty Charles Luis Betty Tless Frieda Polegster St. Louis Eva Turkis North Side Tie Datghter Caroline Ziezler Holy Name Cathedral Addle Grande Lake Park Avenue Addle Josephine Satkis Emerald Avenue Charles Murdock Crown Point Ind Charlies Lee Riether Washington Boulevard Lee Rach Daisy Totaro Bernadine PI Peggy Dorado, Hil
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Elmo Scott Watson Woodrow Wilson William Henry Harrison Lewis & Walker P. O North Wyoming Butte, Mont Richard McCarthy East Granite Butte, Montana Land Office Ban Ay Ake Pearl I.smith Dillon Montana Commercial Printing
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