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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1913
Page
7
A quoted exchange shows a firm commitment to home rule with a defiant tone. The speaker asserts confidence by invoking marriage as a personal guarantee of belief in the policy. The remark underscores strong local sentiment on governance.
A New York lawyer at the Lotus Club dinner warned that watered stock could make magnates even richer. He joked that if stock watering continues the era of bragging about wealth will grow, recalling a line about a fellow named Jones in an 800 horsepower car and shared past figures with a struggling young millionaire.
The article explains how to build and manage a hotbed with drainage and sun exposure on a barn side, including excavation depth for different climates, manure lining, soil layers, and warming timing. It covers plant choices like tomatoes peppers melons cucumbers and transplanting to cold frames, along with watering, coverings, and ventilation.
A Maryland farmer details growing potatoes under straw to keep soil cool and moist. He reports planting Early Rose with one eye, covering with soil and six inches of partly rotted straw, no cultivation, plaster and paris green for pests, two worm sprays, and a July harvest yielding two and a half bushels per plant overall.
A writer in an exchange describes the value of crop rotation, listing wheat oats barley and corn in sequence. He notes corn boosts subsequent yields and explains his preparation steps including early plowing and disk work, with seeding timed by weather.
Farmers praised high class Rams noting no ram is too good for improving the grade flock. The article argues that using superior Rams increases protiva and quality across breeding stock.
An early guide explains simple steps to mix fertilizer, emphasizing correct proportions, soil knowledge, and careful technique. It outlines equipment, layering methods, and timing, noting nitrate of soda and some components may be kept separate until crop application.
A humorous exchange shows Mrs Jones worried for Reginald torn between ministry, business, and acting. His seven year old nephew Bobby jokes about stepping into his father's shoes, while a quip about a grocery bill hints at everyday tensions and ambitions.
Advertises Allen's Foot Ease antiseptic powder to be shaken into shoes for comfort in tight or new footwear. Claims easy wear and rest for feet. Contains a slogan about men and marriage and offers a free trial package by mailing Allen S. Olmsted in Le Roy New York.
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