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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1933
Page
3
Nan saves Eric with a revolver as Sandomar’s crew closes in and he staggers from fatigue and danger. Nan declares her plan and asks him to stay, while Eric moves from doubt to resolve, acknowledging her as his mate.
Nan and Eric wed in a twilight Greek Catholic ceremony on Forlorn Island. After a tense union and hopeful new life, a violent assault collapses their home as Sando mar descends with brutal force, leaving Eric dead and Nan traumatized by the savage attack.
The article surveys how U S towns and places derive their names from people and rulers. It catalogs myriad odd and notable names across states, from Kentucky to Florida, and traces historic figures such as Pocahontas Elizabeth and Victoria to place names and counties. It notes connections to royal names, explorers like Lief Erikson, and colonial figures, highlighting how geography reflects cultural memory.
By G Stewart Extension Agronomist explains storing green corn stalks in trench silos to salvage drought damaged crops. Details include trench dimensions six to eight feet deep eight to twelve feet wide and sealing with straw and dirt. Notes sorghums millet and sudan grass as alternatives for feed value.
A map by the U S Department of Agriculture shows that as of July 1, 1988, 1626 counties or 53 percent of the nation are practically free of bovine tuberculosis. Eleven states have been designated as modified accredited areas with cattle TB under 0.5 percent, including North Carolina, Maine, Michigan, Indiana, Wisconsin, Ohio, Idaho, North Dakota, Nevada, New Hampshire, and Utah.
Forest products from southern farms yielded over 82 million dollars making them the fourth contributor to farm income after cotton tobacco and potatoes. About 70 million acres of land in the South are forest or woodland. The Forest Service urges selective cutting for sustained yields and fire control with cooperation from state foresters colleges of agriculture and farmers to improve forest use.
Department of Agriculture figures show a sustained rise in truck to market movement. Last year eight large center markets logged 158000 carloads of fruit and vegetables by truck, up 22000 from the prior year, with Philadelphia receiving 30000 trucks versus 42000 by rail and boat, and New York and Los Angeles each carrying substantial truck shares.
Tests in Illinois show alfalfa pasture is highly economical for sheep and lambs. The report notes strong benefits and potential savings for forage-based operations within the state.
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