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Newspaper
Baker Sentinel
Location
Baker, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1917
Page
2
Beene explains timing and remedies for apple scab. First spray before pink, second when three quarters of petals fall, with lime sulfur or Bordeaux mix. Third and fourth sprays for susceptible varieties. Lists resistant and moderately resistant apple varieties and notes Michigan laws on selling diseased fruit.
A bride proposes her husband never goes out alone or spends spare time apart, forgetting that too much of anything can turn a man away. The adage warns that excess can sour a relationship and push him toward distance.
Agriculture guidance notes Montana has less than 12 percent tillable land under cultivation and outlines best practices for breaking soil. It details timing from April to July, optimal depths of four to five inches, seasonal moisture benefits, and curing steps like packing and mulch formation to preserve moisture and prepare seed beds.
Federal authorities plan a patriotic enrollment of men to work as farm laborers in Montana. The program, run by the U S Department of Agriculture and state agents, aims to prevent a harvest labor shortage by enlisting volunteers, with stores closing on certain days to boost participation and many workers taking leave to aid during the emergency.
The grasshopper problem in eastern Sanders County prompts urgent action by farmers led by County Agent F. M. Hillman. The outbreak covers Camas Prairie Oliver gulch Hot Springs and Lonepine with parts of Missoula and Flathead counties also affected. Meetings mobilize farmers and state experts coordinate poisoning distribution to every affected farm.
Fort Peck Indian reservation shows major farming push with 15 000 acres priced 10 to 17 per acre sold and lease program expanding to 150 000 acres. Lands on the sale brought 176199 87 from 84 offered 54 sold to settlers. 134 bids. About 250 gas tractors arrived since January 1 1917 with 400 to 500 on the reservation fueling near continuous plowing.
Farm machinery is hard to obtain due to wartime material shortages. Machines worn or rusting should be overhauled if possible, kept in good working order, and not discarded for minor wear. Prolonging life hinges on thorough oiling, proper adjustment, weather protection, and sharp cutting edges.
Uncle Sam issues a nationwide appeal to farmers to maximize yields of cereals beans potatoes and vegetables. The message urges careful seed selection storage, pest and disease control, soil moisture conservation, and vigorous livestock care to ensure ample food for home and allied nations.
A rapid-fire roundup reports Congress may adjourn by July. New York bankers estimate $106 million hoarded in the East Side, and 4,000,000 cars expected in the U.S. by July 1 with nearly 4.76 million by January 1913. Mexico’s Diaz revolt collapses. Britain and Japan discuss attacks on Russia. foreign aid and Liberty bonds feature prominently in this period summary.
Following a May 24 examination at Senator Walsh's office two vacancies existed at the United States Naval Academy. Nominations named principals Robert D. Rathbun East Helena and Harry S. Redpath Helena with alternates Wallis H. Lee Glendive William R. Barbour Helena Harold V. Logan Helena James L. White Butte Donald James Manly Butte Robert E. Dawes Bozeman and Representative Rankin named Joseph T. Smith Missoula as principal. Entrance exam set for June 27.
An advisory notes the value of readiness for unforeseen crises and stresses practical steps to stay prepared even if the emergencies do not materialize. It emphasizes planning, supplies, and drills to reduce risk and ensure quick response.
Anaconda Copper Mining Company's Western Montana lands are offered direct to buyers with ten annual payments. Fixed values by appraisers. Describes fertile country with climate, moisture, growing seasons, mountain scenery, rail and telegraph links, schools, near future electric power, and other advantages. Contact Blackfoot Land Development Co., Drawer 1590, Missoula, Mont.
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