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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1933
Page
2
Montana State College specialist Frances Smith says freezing canned foods is not inherently dangerous but warns against bursting cans and potential texture changes. She recommends smelling contents after opening and boiling for at least five minutes before tasting to ensure safety.
The Navy Department announces a new improved paint designed to keep barnacles and other sea pests from ship hulls, aiming to reduce maintenance and improve performance at sea.
Extension horticulturist E. E. Isaac describes how to prepare and manage a hotbed for warm season crops. He advises firm soil, careful ventilation, gradual heating, and precise watering to avoid damping off and plant wilt.
Yolanda Chiopetto, a Butte native who left seven years ago to waitress in Hollywood, has received a film part. A Hollywood director noticed her while being served breakfast, and she has been cast in a movie named Yolanda Patti. She is the daughter of Mrs. Margaret Chiopetto of Butte.
Agriculture note advises early alfalfa sowing. It ranks tools: disk best for packed ground and spring tooth harrow effective against common weed problems.
In early Montana days Perry W. McAdow and partners erected the first flour mill east of the Rockies near Bozeman. The McAdow mill began in 1864 with William B. McAdow and Thomas Coover, later run by H. H. Mood. McAdow later died in Punta Gorda Florida in 1918 after a long Montana career.
Genevieve artist George Branner after three months of work in Chicago returns with two mural scenes for the Century of Progress exhibition. Barb Wire shows a cowboy and six strand fence with a tractor in a field symbolizing squatters and fences in cow country. Cowboys and Cow Country When It Was Young depicts a cook wagon noon break with saddle herd, wranglers, cattle across rolling hills, and branding gear laid out on the chuck boxes.
Governor Erickson reappointed C. J. McNamara of Big Sandy and Bert Orr of Dillon to the state livestock commission. Both will serve six year terms beginning March 1.
The Montana State Federation of Federal Employees organized at Helena with E. H. Blalock as president and C. S. Brothers J. H. Brett Helen B. Taylor and C. P. Fickes as vice presidents. A secretary treasurer will be chosen. Locals from Belton Dixon Fort Harrison Great Falls Helena Missoula and Poplar attended. A state convention is planned for next October at a site to be picked by the executive committee.
It takes many eggs to rear miniature pullets under average conditions with 50 percent hatchability and 25 percent mortality by six months. This underlines the need to improve hatchability and reduce mortality rates.
A advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a natural mild laxative that cleanses the bowels overnight. It claims to remove poisons from sour waste, improving energy and mood with no griping. Dr Caldwell’s forty seven years of experience is cited to build trust.
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