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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1919
Page
7
An old newspaper item promotes Higgins eternal writing fluid for fountain pens and stamp pads. It highlights indelible drawing, with references to the product in quarts pints and half measures, suggesting a durable ink range for writing and stamping uses.
State Board of Health in Helena announces targeted influenza controls including house quarantines and special hospitals if needed. Vaccination with Montana-made cultures will be provided free, and 86 Montana physicians volunteer to assist in outbreaks nationwide. Red Cross nurses also enlisted.
Viscount H Edward Grey, the new British ambassador, arrived in Washington to a cordial reception. He wore glasses said to aid his weak eyes and indicated the condition may keep him from remaining in Washington long.
A USDA prepared summary of authentic incidents under the Better Lives Better Stock campaign illustrates expected gains from improved breeding and handling. Examples include a New Jersey boy’s high grade cow yielding 24 quarts of milk, two Short horn bulls bought for breeding, and North Carolina pig sales fueling purebred hog extension.
A small flag on display at the New York Metropolitan Museum honors the American ambulance corps the first American war front unit under fire throughout the war. It carries six Croix de Guerre two fourragères shoulder knots awarded by Marshals Foch and Petain and is about to receive a seventh decoration for its decades of service and sacrifice.
The article presents a DIY fly paint formula by George A. Dean of Kansas Agricultural College. It details a mixture of pulverized resin soap shavings water kerosene tar oil and fish oil with specific boiling steps and a daily application schedule for cattle.
Skimming 100 pounds of 85 percent cream yields 15 more pounds of skim milk than the same amount of 20 percent cream. A cream screw adjustment saves water and boosts feed, with higher butterfat payments making rich cream preferable for more skim milk to feed calves and meat.
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