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Newspaper
Baker Sentinel
Location
Baker, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1917
Page
6
The article argues that keeping mares is cost effective for raising work horses. Mares can perform farm labor while producing valuable foals. two to three weeks off at foaling is offset by foal value. In Gallatin valley mares routinely raise colts, which are trained and sold later, with stallions available locally.
Senator T. S. Hogan of Yellowstone County boosts Wilsons call for greater crops by planting an expanded spring grain crop. His 1917 harvest, estimated around 30 000 dollars, tops previous yields, and his diverse career from miner to secretary of state to state senator is outlined. He emphasizes scientific farming, irrigation in the Pryor Creek valley, and future focus on crop production alongside his law practice and public service.
A concise aphorism advises balance in confidence. It stresses accuracy without assuming universal error in others and highlights prudent humility in judgment.
A reflective line notes how some individuals cope with loss of an arm by relying on luck rather than active remedy. It emphasizes resilience and fatalistic outlook shaping personal approach to life's challenges.
Butter futures rise as wholesale quotes reach 42 cents a pound while cold storage stocks shrink from 102 million to 81 million pounds. Producers blame reduced cream supply and higher feed costs, noting farmers now receive about 10 cents more per pound for butter fat than last year.
A garbled OCR passage depicts characters in a bar, with the barkeep and patrons engaging in fragmented questions about wonder and drinking. The text is incomplete and nonsensical, lacking clear names, places, or a coherent event.
Michael Mayer of Tobison Montana is sent to a European trench where he will face his father, a Central Powers veteran of 18 months who has been wounded twice. The son, a naturalized citizen and draft registrant, chose to serve the United States. The elder Mayer, 62, remains in the front as reports note his continued trench duty.
Reports describe two automobiles driving at dawn with dimmed lights in Butte as investigators speculate they relay messages for German interests. The era notes dismantled wireless plants and hints at telescopic towers and generator power, while observers watch for paired cars signaling covert activity.
A collage of wartime items reports food aid for American prisoners in Germany via Red Cross, aviator ages, US army shirt orders, coal shortages in Europe, and Paris Rome car notes. It covers war news, incidents, and civilian-life items from Washington London Paris New York and other locales with a chronology of short dispatches.
A patriotic verse praising the Allies for fighting together against the Hun. The speaker urges strength and justice, urging victory to prevent the trampling of mankind's freedom.
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