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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1932

Page

3

Burr and the 1807 treason trial in Richmond

A century and a half later the Burr case stands as a famed trial in American history. Aaron Burr faced high treason charges, was acquitted on a Scotch verdict, and his political legend faded into a dramatic tale of ambition, betrayal, and tragedy surrounding Theodosia and Burr's European exile.

Richmond Aaron Burr United States Burr Benedict Arnold Thomas Jefferson House of Representatives Jefferson New York Clintons Livingstons Alexander Hamilton Hamilton Burr- Hamilton Washington Treasury Alleghenies Blenner Great Britain Wilkinson Louisiana Territory United States Army West John Marshall Supreme Court of the United States Luther Martin Edmund Randolph William Wirt John Randolph Roanoke Theodosia Marshall Blennerhassett’s Nerhassett Europe Louisiana

Manure Boosts Illinois Field Profits Across 19 Experiments

University of Illinois soil study across 19 of 26 fields shows manure plus limestone most profitable in 16 fields, with manure delivering higher yields. Yearly manure value ranges from $1.56 to over $6 per ton depending on soil type, increasing wheat, corn, oats, and hay yields across varied terrains.

F. H. Crane College of Agriculture University of Ilinois Ohio Pennsylvania Finois Aledo Hartsburg LaMoille Minoak Hainois Oquawki

Expenses of cow testing as an investment in dairying

An Iowa Cow Testing association shows farmers reducing production costs and lifting net returns. A dairyman reports butterfat costs of 11.4 cents per pound, about four and a half cents below average butterfat price, with many herds still profitable.

Pocahontas Iowa Kenneth Littlefield Hoard's Dairynan

Care of Sows Udders Fixes Pigs Loss in Whiteside Farm

Farm Adviser Shuman reports 100 pigs died after udders were not washed. Cleaning crews scrubbed houses with boiling lye and water. after guidance from Dr. Robert Graham and State Veterinarian Welch, udders of nonfurrowed sows were washed and iodine painted. Pigs that furrowed survived. The swine sanitation plan is a remedy for many diseases.

Whiteside County Ilinois Shuman Robert Graham University of IlHnois W. H. Welch

Fertilizers Boost Early Growth Of Pastures In England

Sir Frederick Kieble reports on 492 trials showing 91 percent of farms field grass ready 14 to 28 days earlier with nitro chalk at 145 pounds per acre. Early turnout lowers feed costs and increases crude and digestible protein, with New Zealand farmers already adopting nitrogen and phosphatic fertilizers on grass lands.

Frederick’ Kieble Imperial Chemical Industries, Ltd England Frederick New Zeaand

Soybeans for Hay Boosts Inexpensive Feed Value

If hay is short, broadcast weed soybeans and cultivate for a strong start. Soybean hay yields high quality feed comparable to alfalfa, with low seed costs this year. A small field can return as much as any crop, and beans tolerate harvest handling well while preserving feeding value.

T'rairle

Hay Curing by Burning Warns of Poor Quality Hay

The United States Department of Agriculture notes that heating hay in Rout stacks to cure it causes combustion and produces brown hay. Although livestock may eat it, this method yields inferior hay with some deterioration compared to proper sun curing.

United States Department of Agri Culture

Agricultural Notes on Farm Methods and Bean Crops

A county extension program emphasizes teaching effective farming practices. New York farms grow a ten point six percent share of dry beans, which account for one point eight percent of the state's total crop value.

New York State

Lewis & Walker Shipments and Settlements

The report outlines shipments and settlements tied to Lewis and Walker. It notes careful attention given to smelter operations and references the P O Box 114 in North Wyoming, Butte, Montana.

P. O North Wyoming

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Elmo Scott Watson C.W. Jefferys Irial Lewis & Walker Butte, Mont Richard McCarthy East Granite Butte, Montana Pearl I. Smith Dillon Montana
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