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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1924
Page
12
A Kansas City girl teaching in Honolulu writes Dear Mother that a fancy hairpin she sent for her birthday is not a hair ornament but a lemon fork. She notes her happiness that her mother likes it and hopes it suits her hair if worn.
A newspaper line highlights the satisfaction of clean garments after hard work and promotes Red Cross Ball Blue advertisement as the stain free washing aid.
An actor asks about a character’s death line and the reply laments that the demise arrived too late in the scene. The exchange suggests dramatic timing concerns and critiques the play’s pacing.
A Montana Farming Corporation operation near Hardin led by Thomas Campbell farms 25 000 acres of wheat yielding about 30 bushels per acre and 8 000 acres of flax with 12 15 bushels per acre. The outfit operates by gas and steam with rail siding near Dunmore and ships most grain to Minneapolis and Duluth.
Montana farmers push certified seed potato industry to serve southern markets. Louisianan horticulturist Triebout praises Montana seed as superior in Greer per etive tests, forecasting demand from Louisiana Texas Mississippi Alabama Oklahoma Arkansas and parts of Georgia, with Montana fields under careful supervision.
Extension official R B Millin of Montana State College says eastern Montana offers hay and pasture to drouth stricken neighbors in Idaho Oregon Washington Utah and others. Farmers statewide are listing available ranges and hay with Millin in Bozeman to aid cattlemen in need.
Montana State College researchers note farmers report varying uptake of sunflower silage by cattle. Studies from Oregon show a 10 day transition period for most herds before full intake, while otters apparently relish it from the start. The key is cattle adapting to the silage quickly.
Old raspberry canes should be removed now as fruiting canes will not bear again next year. Leaving them diverts plant energy and feed from new canes that will fruit next season. Removing them now also helps limit diseases that overwinter on old canes.
The Plains Guernsey Breeders Association, formed with Montana State College and State Department support, has produced Bettina of Plains, a state champion Guernsey cow. Bettina, sired from Maine stock, yielded 8169 pounds of milk and 400.1 pounds butter fat in a year, with a 4.91 percent fat test, showing herd improvement from Plains, Montana.
Montana State College Extension Service led crop tours across counties to share farming innovations with farmers and local business leaders. Valley County reports highlight summer tillage tests with a duck foot cultivator, shelter belts, and registered seed trials, plus new orchard plantings and a Chiagama hedge funded through a cooperative with the USDA.
The letter examples praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a safe restorative for new mothers. Testimonials from Mrs JonN Mitzke Buffalo Ny Mrs George Shoemaker and Mrs G W Freeman describe improved health after use. The letters claim relief from fatigue headaches and pain, urging others to try the product sold by druggists.
A reflection on how conviction molds character and actions, asserting that what a person holds true defines their soul and conduct. The piece emphasizes inner beliefs guiding outward life and moral choices.
A brief Detroit News item recalls a humorous exchange about a daughter inheriting a voice. A playful dialogue highlights family quirks and echoes of a closing question about identity.
Advertising copy promoting Fletcher's Castoria as a long standing safe substitute for narcotic teething remedies. Claims for over 30 years of use, no narcotics, proven directions on every package, and universal physician recommendation with a signature line.
A brief note from the Boston Tran script shows a young author finishing her manuscript. The dialogue hints at a weary narrator inviting continuation and an attentive listener eager to hear the conclusion.
One medicine stands out for kidney liver and bladder ailments. Dr Kilmer’s Swamp-Root is the gentle healing vegetable compound with fast effects. Sold at drug stores in two sizes. Test a sample bottle by mailing ten cents to Dr Kilmer & Co. Binghamton NY.
The gradual disappearance of European monarchies leaves royal family painter Philip A. de Laszlo out of work. The rise of republican rule in Russia Germany Austria Hungary Greece Turkey and Portugal means the loss of his most distinguished patrons.
An advertisement touts Cuti cura Talcum Wowder as an antiseptic and fragrant economical powder for face skin baby and dusting use. It positions the product as part of the Cuticura Toilet Trio and claims it makes other perfumes redundant while noting polar regions enhance steamship travel farther south.
A cook departs a location because she cannot fit her belongings into her trunk. The parting underscores the practical limits of travel and moving on from a work spot.
A pig raised under proper conditions and fed properly should gain about a pound daily. By 200 days old, a pig should reach roughly 200 pounds in weight.
County agent H. F. DePue designates September 16 as seed corn selection week in Richland County. He warns the effort is more important this year due to a shortage of good corn and outlines how to proceed with selection.
The article notes that in hot dry summers free range hens may fail to eat enough greens. It advises supplying vegetable greens from the garden. Cabbage leaves spinach rape and other greens are recommended to improve egg production.
Quote notes that superior men inherit elements of their superiority from their mothers, attributed to Michelet. The line reflects a reverence for maternal influence in character and achievement.
An advertisement urges using Red Cross Ball Blue in laundry to make baby dresses dazzle, noting it is available at all good grocers.
Bees visiting hives without nectar are attacked, while laden bees with nectar pass unchallenged, signaling a coded rule guiding insect behavior and hive defense.
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