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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
6
Italian green sprouting broccoli offers a new form with dense green flower heads and edible thick stems. Easy to grow like cabbage, it adapts to home gardens with rich soil, proper spacing, and simple care. Seed now for early harvest.
H E Murdock head of Montana State College engineering advises changes to plow hitches when using horses. Lower hitch height lifts the plow and reduces side draft, with tandem or abreast designs proposed. Copies of the hitches are available from county agents or the agricultural engineering department in Bozeman.
Free knowledge for stockmen on disease symptoms control and prevention from F. W Wood D V M Cutter Laboratory Berkeley California. Free copies available by writing to the Cutter Laboratory 8th St Berkeley Calif.
Dormant shrubs suffer shock when moved and need careful aftercare. Proper care focuses on supplying ample food and water to help roots recover and shrubs regain vigor, preventing lifelong weakness.
When moving a shrub the plant must find nourishment in a small soil volume. Enrich the soil and keep it moist as the plant feeds only with dissolved nutrients. Dig a root hole large enough, place quarter pint plant food at the bottom, and fill with soil tamping firmly. Water shrubs during dry spells for a year after transplanting.
Montana State College will grant 164 degrees at June commencement for students finishing work and for two notable alumni. Degrees span master and bachelor levels across fields including engineering, agriculture, chemistry, botany, bacteriology, and home economics, with honorees from Denver, Los Angeles, Jeru salem, and Calgary among the recipients.
Montana regional headquarters at Missoula announced completion of a 1300 worker enrollment for emergency conservation camps. training for camp heads and foremen at Clarkin Idaho. advance guard crews from New York New Jersey and Delaware near Montana camps. Fort Missoula district oversees Montana Glacier Yellowstone sites. eastern contingent to follow after conditioning stations.
An Erickson horse attached to a light buggy tore across a bridge and Higgins avenue at about eight last night. Town residents tried to stop it with varied results until the horse was finally captured at the Kennedy hotel.
Prof Milburn Lincoln Wilson of Montana State College was selected by Secretary Wallace to head the wheat production program of the Farm Relief Administration. A farmer by birth in 1885, Wilson has farmed in Nebraska and Montana and is noted as a pioneer of the northwest wheat country.
The article notes a Roosevelt brain trust associate with degrees from Iowa State and Wisconsin. He has been in Washington advising Secretary Wallace, shaping social philosophy in the farm relief act and promoting voluntary domestic allotment. He will referee public hearings as wheat regulation machinery comes online and aid in restoring wheat prices to fair value.
The article notes vast grass lands in range livestock counties unusable due to water and winter feed shortages. It advocates flood water reservoirs and flood irrigation projects as quick cost effective solutions to balance grazing and improve livestock sustenance.
The ad touts Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum as essential daily toilet preparations to cleanse purify soothe heal and perfume. Aimed at keeping skin clear, it highlights three products for everyday use on the toilet table.
Miss Francis Smith of Montana State College touts home cheese making as easy and profitable. A gallon of milk yields about one pound of cheese, offering a surplus milk outlet and low equipment needs. Basic tools include a double boiler, lard can, tub, molds, press, cheese cloth, and utensils for small scale production.
Farmers bulletin No. 1191 and Montana Extension Service outline simple steps for home cheese making with brick cheese ready in about four weeks and American or cheddar in six weeks. L. J. Paulson directs Roland Olson to finish inspection plans for crop production loan borrower seeding programs in Hill Blaine and Phillips counties.
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