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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1938
Page
6
A Chicago Style Creators showcase highlights fur trimmed coats and suits for fall and winter. Persian lamb and skunk fur dominate, with boxy hip length jackets and dolman sleeves signaling new trends. Short day skirts, quilted fabrics, and Louis XIV inspired formal wear round out the season preview.
The vogue for decorative head kerchiefs continues as Burmel releases a newly designed filmy petit point embroidered flower hanky. Available in pastel colorways, the scarf helps set curls during cool autumn evenings.
Fashion note outlines upcoming millinery trends with bright quills and tall crowns on suede fedoras and quaker hats. Feathers and ostrich tips dominate trim a la Louis XIV tricornes. Ribbons embellish dainty, feminine confections set to dress winter social wear.
A vogue for elasticized fabrics appears in play clothes. Wool and cotton swim suits are elasticized for a smooth fit. Casual sports frocks and elasticized waistlines appear in outfits. Elasticized panty girdles are worn under tennis frocks.
Tailored mink and dyed fur coats show noticeably smaller collars this season. Japanese weasel coats display the trend with minimal swaggers, while tuxedo front panels remain popular for daytime wear.
The tradition of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police highlights their wide role beyond policing. They deliver babies, perform funerals, aid at weddings, and provide crime prevention, first aid, and community service while maintaining the Right. Their motto Maintain the Right guides their conduct and dedication.
Amy Castaldi of Chicago faced a night of terror when a freak tornado tore through her home on a Friday in July 1933. Her eight year old son suffered a serious eye injury, a funeral for an uncle was missed, and amid shattering windows, flying debris, and a broken gate she fled with her three children to a factory for safety. The house later stood wrecked with water damage, but she praised the factory night watchman who helped.
In Ft William Scotland the West Highland museum displays a painting that appears abstract until a metal cylinder is placed at a specific spot. The reflected image on the cylinder reveals a portrait of Bonnie Prince Charlie, the eighteenth century claimant to the British throne.
A report notes a 10 mile long railway between Shanghai and Wusong, built with foreign involvement as a pioneering project for China. The fragment mentions a farmer and partial details of construction, reflecting early industrial efforts.
A short uplifting note urges readers to brighten others lives with small acts. It asks readers to imagine kindness and consider what they can do today to make somebody happy, emphasizing simple steps and time to help.
A brush turkeys mound over its eggs with earth salt and dead vegetation forming a circular nest over 100 feet in circumference and two feet high The young hatch and dig out afterward from the nest indicating a distinctive nesting behavior.
M B Hoffman outlines New York State guidance for harvest planning. He stresses estimating crop size, securing dependable pickers, and stocking baskets, boxes, liners, and nails. Repair orchard roads to prevent fruit bruising and choose ladders and containers to minimize damage.
A Missouri Farmer writer advises early selection of breeding cockerels. Top performing males reveal vigor, growth, and feathering advantages, guiding which birds to keep for next year. Anticipate losses and keep extra birds, since vigor determines offspring value.
The article outlines two methods to prevent weedy flavored cream. First, keep cows off weedy pasture for three to five hours before milking. Second, provide ample good feed so cows avoid weeds, supplementing short pasture with hay grain silage or green feed. A combined approach is recommended, turning cows onto weedy pasture after milking then moving them to better feed three to four hours before milking.
Longstanding practice by American poultrymen uses cross breeding to create sex differences in chick color and wing feathering. Rhode Island Red males crossed with Barred Rock hens yield black female chicks and black males with yellow shanks, while rapid feathering Leghorns crossed with slow feathering lines show males with small primary wing feathers and females with larger ones. Cross breeding requires maintaining two breeding lines, though most poultrymen prefer one breed.
Agricultural extension efforts position the United States ahead of most countries in advancing farming knowledge and practices. Government programs, universities, and agribusiness collaborate to disseminate research, improve yields, and support rural communities.
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