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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1910
Page
6
R A Cooley Montana State Entomologist describes the army cutworm as a general feeder and major winter wheat pest. He details lifecycle from spring moths to fall eggs, notes widespread Montana outbreaks in 1907, and notes double brooding in Colorado. Control advice includes deep plowing to trap caterpillars and trenching to starve out armies.
Readers of Montana farm articles are invited to submit questions on any phase of agriculture. Questions receive prompt attention from specialists. Submit inquiries to Professor H. F. Patterson of Bozeman, Montana.
A reflective aphorism urges readers to balance distant vision with daily duties. It warns that fixation on the far future blinds present obligations, while focusing only on routine hinders progress toward larger goals.
Notice announces land parcels totaling about 401.90 acres in Absaroka National Forest that will be opened for settlement and entry under homestead laws on January 17, 1911. It lists applicants and priority rights for claims prior to that date, with details on metes and bounds and a wagon road right of way East Boulder Road.
John F. Asbury C T. Buslur and W. A. Harrison publish a partnership in Sweet Grass County Montana under Absorakee Tie. The document notes residence details and signs by all three partners on the date in October.
A Montana Agricultural College note explains that corn wheat a local term for Polish wheat is not widely grown in Montana. It yields fairly well but is not profitable to encourage. Milling value is low, not suitable for flour and mainly used for livestock feed due to hard kernels. Seeding and harvest resemble other spring wheats.
A practical mixture uses one pound of crude carbolic acid for every five gallons of fresh water to slake lime wash if possible. Apply with a spray apparatus to disinfect and whiten stable surfaces efficiently.
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