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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1919
Page
7
A fragmented listing shows a mix of pen brands and inks including Ayu yae Da and ARES ad HP among others. The item mentions a fountain pen stamp pad indelible drawing tools and a range of colors with pints and halves in a vintage stationery catalog.
Montana officials accuse profiteering by merchants and manufacturers of lifting prices. The Montana trade commission cites gross margins from 34 percent on groceries to 67 percent on some women’s wear, while urging a uniform profit standard. Auto registrations show gains over 1918, and truck rental terms trigger county protests as Montana assembles its National Guard under a new army program.
Photograph shows King George of England on the butt during a grouse hunt. With war days past, the monarch seeks leisure as an ardent huntsman in royal recreation.
Report says souvenir hunters took 28 ash trays 24 pens 43 pencils and 60 paper knives from Versailles after the peace treaty signing. A distinctive paper knife used by Clemenceau and an ash tray from the German delegate vanish among the items claimed by collectors.
A subway car scene unfolds as a first class cook tests a couple by guessing the meaning of navy hash marks and ratings. The woman proclaims the cook is the weather man, sparking a quick, witty exchange characteristic of American Weekly humor.
New York state dairy workers at Ithaca urge greater use of whole milk skim milk cottage cheese and American cheddar as cheap nutritious foods. They claim dairy products boost growth and reduce family expenses, supporting state prosperity.
A USDA note argues that registering dairy bulls without production records is risky. It cites a Holstein case where a deceased bull sold for little despite strong genetics, because no records existed. The piece urges breeding programs to back registrations with verifiable milk and butterfat data.
The article urges covering cream cans during transport to prevent sun exposure. It notes that an ordinary piece of wet burlap can reduce cream temperature by about 20 degrees, offering a practical, inexpensive cooling method for farms, stations, or creameries on summer trips to town.
The article explains that cows may continue heavy milk flow until calving and neglect of drying up can injure udders. Best practice is to stop grain, milk once daily briefly then extend to every four or five days until milk flow ceases.
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