Treasure State Farm and Livestock: Beet By-Products Aid Montana
Montana livestock expert Louis Vinke of Montana State College explains that beet by-products from last year could have fed 18,000 cattle and 50,000 lambs, with by-products valued at 707,669 and beet crop cash at 2,309,500. He compares Montana and Colorado feeding practices, noting market venues, feed values, and potential profits for Montana feeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State College
Montana
Louis Vinke
Montana Experiment Station
Colorado
Vinke
Colorado Experiment Station
Denver
Middle West
Coloro
Favorite Prescription Aids Prospective Mothers
Mrs. Eliza Winger of Salem Oregon reports severe nausea and nervous weakness during her first expectancy. She credits Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription with strengthening her nerves easing side pains and helping her carry to full term with a healthy baby. She urges others to obtain a trial package by sending 10 cents to Dr. Pierce's Buffalo New York.
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Salem, Oreg
Eliza Winger
Waller St
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Predators Kill More Game In Montana Forests Than Hunters
A Montana forest survey shows predatory animals caused far more losses to mountain sheep goats and deer than hunters did. Predators killed 191 sheep and 72 goats and 91 deer while hunters killed 1195 elk 3994 deer 416 black bears 11 grizzlies and one moose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Dairy cow imports eyed as Minnesota plan grows
G. A. Norris state dairy commissioner said 1000 dairy cows may be imported this year into the region centered on Great Falls. He spoke in the Electric City at a Commercial club meeting to hear reports on farmer applications to buy cows through the Agricultural Credit corporation of Minneapolis financing plan.
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G. A. Norris
Great Falls
Electric City
Commercial Club
Agricultural Credit Corporation of
Minneapolis
Cuticura Remedies for Scalp Itch and Dandruff
Advertisement advises rubbing Cuticura Ointment on itchy scalp, next morning wash with Cuticura Soap and hot water. Encourages making Cuticura products daily toiletries for clear skin and soft white hands.
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Adv
Easter Sundays on 1915 1920 1926 and 1999
Easter Sunday occurred on April 4 in 1915 1920 and 1926 and did not fall on that date again until 1999. The note highlights unusual Easter dating gaps across the early 20th century.
Roosevelt County Farm Bureau elects officers at Lanark meeting
C Bjorge of Culbertson was reelected president and Edward Carey of Mineral Beach re elected secretary. A F Tovas Ole P Olson George Piercy Mrs Lucy Curran and Alvin Warrior were chosen to represent districts and the Indian organization. The resolutions urged Extension Service work seed purity crop standards labor saving measures and tillage expansion. They also backed sweet clover hay crop farm management studies grain testing lab in Bainville and pay as you go highway funding with a Montana broadcasting station. The regional hat note on Koreans ends the piece.
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Montana State College
C. Bjorge
Culbertson
Roosevelt County Farm Bureau
Lanark
Edward Carey
Mineral Beach
A. F. Tovas
Wolf Point
Ole P. Olson
Freid-McCabe
George Piercy
Bainville
Lucy Curran
Alvin Warrior
United States Department of Agriculture
Congress
Montana
Slade and accomplices execute brutal vigilante killings
An 19th century account describes Captain Slade and his men trapping and hanging two men, Smith and Bacon, after a confrontation at Plante store. Slade then coerces Mrs Bartholomew, aids her relocation to Omaha, and later sells the ranch, with blood money recovered from the victims.
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Slade
Smith
Plante
Bacon
Ben Carron
Bacon and Smith
Mrs. Bartholomew
Mrs. Slade
Slade and the Vigilantes in Montana History
The account questions whether Patience Slade or Captain J. A. Slade deserved execution by the Montana Vigilantes. It notes Slade's alleged honesty and his role as a highwayman terror, with mixed views on justice after his Montana hangings and a portrayal of him as a peculiar figure of the vigilante era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slade
Montana
Virginia City
West
J. A. Slade
Widow of River Press editor dies at Fort Benton
Mrs Frances Harber widow of W K Harber longtime Fort Benton resident and editor of the River Press died recently in Fort Benton after nearly 40 years in the city. The Harbers came from England in 1888. Sam D Goza a Helena insurer was elected president of the Montana Highway Association which backs a three cent gasoline tax to draw federal road funds.
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Frances Harber
W. K. Harber
The
River Press
Fort Benton
Sam D. Goza
Helan Insurance
Montana Highway Association
Diamond Dyes Color Guide Prompted for Wool Silk Linen Cotton
A vintage instruction advises buyers to specify the textile type wool or silk or linen cotton or mixed goods when purchasing Diamond Dyes no other kind. It directs inform the druggist about the fabric to ensure proper dye selection.
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Treasure State Farm and Livestock
Blackleg
Montana State Veterinary Dept
M. E. Knowles
Helena, Montana
Clark's Fork Valley
Blackfoot Land Development Co
Iren
Fletcher
Charly
Vlhelebe W
Midland Grain CO
Minneapolis Exchange Express
Minneapolis, Minn
KHQ
Spokane
Spokane Union Stock Yards
Mountain Time
Spokane Union Stockyards
Washington
Roosevelt Farm Bureau
Captain Slade
Bie
Isl Avenue
Conoco
Continental Oil Company
Arkansas
Idaho
Kansas
Missouri
Brolvest
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Oregon
South Dakota
Utah
Wyoming
Carron
Dimadale
Shambra Hot Springs
M. J. Sullivan
Alhambra Hot Springs
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