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Newspaper
Baker Sentinel
Location
Baker, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1917
Page
6
Guide emphasizes planning in May and June to store eggs for winter scarcity. It covers selecting fresh clean eggs, avoiding washing, using odor-free containers, daily gathering, and packing in waterglass or lime solutions to keep eggs for several months.
Montana residents should favor native species such as dogwood flowering currant box elder poplars and evergreens. Choose small, well‑formed trees growing apart from others, protect roots from air, avoid exposing evergreen roots, and use staged planting in beds or nursery rows to ensure quick establishment and strong growth.
Agricultural engineer H E Murdock discusses choosing farm tractors, noting that small models suit many farmers, while large ones require ample acreage and labor needs. He warns misadjustment risks and mentions possible government inducements to encourage tractor use and continued operation guidance.
Montana dairy reform urges higher butter and cheese production as war demand soars. G L Martin of the Montana Experiment Station explains how cheese and cottage cheese boost food supply, with factory and farm options, storage, and economics.
A wide sweep of items reports Allied gains along the Hindenburg line and naval activity. Submarine losses, American funding moves, and political shifts from Washington to Paris are noted alongside weather and agricultural outlooks.
Anaconda Copper Mining Company promotes Western Montana parcels for direct purchase with low payments over 10 years. Claims fertile land, favorable climate, transport, utilities, and growth potential, urging readers to write Drawer 1590 Missoula Montana.
Secretary L B E Jones of the Glasgow Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture runs a free employment bureau that sent 270 robust farm workers to various sections of Valley County in the first 23 days of May. The countywide network connects local editors or banks to coordinate calls for help, eliminating idlers and keeping Glasgow free of undesirables.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a WWII era line about a gun that sunk a German submarine and a colonel entering war by proxy, referencing Teddy Roosevelt. context unclear but centers on wartime weapon attribution and leadership.
The fragment notes Shearer and Shayer run a barber shop in Seattle Washington. J C Kilinker is described as being in the coal business in the same city. Skinner is identified as a plumber also in Seattle.
A reader survey notes that riding a bicycle provides more physical benefit than thrill. Respondents describe steady effort, improved health, and practical transport value over entertainment.
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