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Newspaper
Baker Sentinel
Location
Baker, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1924
Page
3
Washington article reports the Republican Publicity Association led by Jonathan Bourne Jr defending the tariff as farmer friendly. It cites free list items including agricultural implements and fertilizers and questions Democrats proposals to cut duties on these farm goods.
Council Bluffs dispatch notes editorial comparison of the Daugherty investigation to a bolsheviki court trial. The piece mentions a Whitefish-Work project to proceed on the Eureka Whitefish road segment from Radnor to Stryker.
Federal Reserve official F A Leavitt visited Ollie this week. The Ladies Aid hosts a May 1 supper in the U B church basement. Various locals traveled to Baker and Miles City, while the Woman's club plans a May 3 equ al meeting at the Morris ranch with program details announced. A high school play is planned titled The Dear Boy Graduates and next week the Pratt brothers visited Ollie.
Chas Duffield of Marmarth and the Win Ferguson family visited Sidney Golden’s home on Sunday. Mrs Geo Chapman and children visited Wednesday at Mrs Win Ferguson’s. Mr and Mrs E Spickler of Montour Iowa arrived by Ford to spend the summer on the Gillette farm. Wm Ferguson bought a Guernsey cow from Chas Duffield. Fairview school closed an eight month term with only three children attending. Mrs Doering moved to Baker on Saturday.
County agent Tretsven will discuss dairy topics in a series of meetings from April 24 to April 30 at multiple venues including Baker, Springdale, Pleasant Valley, C Ideker home, Webster hall and Ollie. Talks begin 6 00 p m and run through 8 00 p m with one afternoon session. Prairie day poison offered at 10c per pound at the county agent office.
J O Tretsven a state dairy specialist from Montana State College will discuss breeding and feeding for dairy production at a series of meetings in Fallon County according to the calendar. He is described as a practical speaker for farmers and dairy workers.
Seed corn is not plentiful in Fallon county with only one farmer listing seed at the county agent's office. Farmers should determine their needs and seek help from the county agent to locate seed promptly so it is available when required.
Ruth and Jack discuss dog tax and income tax as Uncle Ted explains how high taxes can deter business and discourage investment. He cites the old motto the power to tax is the power to destroy and notes Congress aims to reduce taxes to spur growth and lower living costs.
Mrs. C. S. Newberry of 580 Carlton Ave Portland Ore credits Tanlac with a dramatic turn from six months of weakness and nervous strain to renewed strength and energy. She says the tonic restored health and endurance for daily housework and lasting well being. Tanlac is sold by reputable druggists with over 40 million bottles sold. Take Tanlac Vegetable Pills.
The Kansas Register reports a witness testimony about former Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels opposing the naval oil reserve lease to protect private leaseholders interests. The testimony suggests Daniels aimed to shield companies he had leased near the reserves from interference, to prevent draining the oil.
In Capital City tests a gummy semiwet asphalt proved the most dangerous surface for braking. Dry surface offered partial skid resistance, while dust free pavement was truly nonskid. Also noted was a plan for 244 hour daily air mail coast to coast service by the post office beginning July 1. Corn signals success for farmers.
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