Treasure State Farm and Livestock: Beet By-Products Promise for Montana
A Montana State College report by livestock investigator Louis Vinke shows sugar beet by-products could feed 18 000 cattle and 50 000 lambs statewide, with processing yields valued at about 707 669 dollars. By-products, mainly pulp and molasses, offer substantial feeding value relative to beets, suggesting Montana's feeders can boost profits by utilizing beet residues similar to Colorado practices, while noting market and transport considerations.
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Montana State College
Montana
Louis Vinke
Montana Experiment Station
Colorado
Vinke
Colorado Experiment Station
Denver
Middle West
Coloro
Favorite Prescription Praised by Expectant Mother
Mrs. Eliza Winger of Salem Oregon reports relief from morning sickness nervousness and fatigue during pregnancy after using Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She says it strengthened her nerves stopped nausea eased side pains and kept her healthy for a safe delivery. The ad urges readers to obtain the medicine from a druggist or send 10 cents for a trial package to Dr. Pierce's Buffalo New York.
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Salem, Oreg
Eliza Winger
Waller St
Dr. Pierce
Predatory animals kill more game than hunters in Montana forests
A Montana forest survey shows predatory animals killed more mountain sheep goats and deer than hunters. Hunters caused 1 195 elk deaths while predators caused 91. Deer losses were 3 994 by hunters and 4 518 by animals. Bears and grizzlies claimed 416 black bears and 11 grizzlies. 23 sheep and goats fell to rifles. 191 sheep and 72 goats to predators. eight moose and five antelope protected by laws were taken, with one moose killed by a hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Dairy cow imports eyed around Great Falls region
G A Norris state dairy commissioner said during a visit to the Electric City for a Commercial club meeting that about 1,000 dairy cows are expected to be imported into the region centered on Great Falls. The move aims to support farmer applications under the Agricultural Credit Corporation of Minneapolis financial plan.
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G. A. Norris
Great Falls
Electric City
Commercial Club
Agricultural Credit Corporation of
Minneapolis
Cuticura Ad Advises Skin Care Routines
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment for soothing itching and rashes with gentle rubbing, followed by Cuticura Soap with hot water as daily toilet preparations. The snippet notes Easter Sunday fell on April 4 in 1915 1920 and 1926 but not again until 1999.
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Adv
Roosevelt Farm Bureau election in Roosevelt County
C Bjorg e of Culbertson was reelected president of the Roosevelt County Farm Bureau at Lanark. Edward Carey of Mineral Beach kept the secretarial post with other district reps: Tevyas Wolf Point Olson Freid McCabe Piercy Curran and Warrior. Meetings praised Extension Service seed purity crop standardization labor saving devices and tillage. Resolutions urged lower freight rates farm economics grain lab and a Bainville grain testing lab pay as you go highways and a Montana radio station at State College. The Korean conical hats remark is noted.
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Montana State College
C. Bjorge
Culbertson
Roosevelt County Farm Bureau
Lanark
Edward Carey
Mineral Beach
A. F. Tevyas
Wolf Point
Ole P. Olson
Freid-McCabe
George Piercy
Bainville
Lucy Curran
Alvin Warrior
Roosevelt County
Extension Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Congress
Montana
Slade and Men Hang Smith and Bacon in Frontier Murder Case
The account describes Captain Slade directing hangings of Smith and Bacon with lariats, after confrontations at Plante’s store. Slade’s posse hauled bodies to a grave, looted pockets, and coerced Mrs. Bartholomew with gifts and assurances as the ranch and loot changed hands.
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Slade
Smith
Plante
Bacon
Ben Carron
Bacon and Smith
Mrs. Bartholomew
Slade and Vigilantes End of a Montana Highwayman
A historical note recalls Captain J. A. Slade, famed for his exploits as a highwayman and later execution by Montana Vigilantes. Debates linger on justice as Slade’s actions contrasted with the vigilante movement that ended his life. Frances Harber, widow of River Press editor W. K. Harber, dies in Fort Benton after decades in the community. Sam D. Goza elected president of Montana Highway Association backing a three cent gasoline tax to secure federal road funds.
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Ben Carron
Carron
Slade
Mrs. Bartholomew
Missouri River
Montana
Virginia City
Frances Harber
W. K. Harber
The
River Press
Fort Benton
Sam D. Goza
Helan Insurance
Montana Highway Association
Diamond Dyes Color Wool Silk Linen or Cotton
Buy Diamond Dyes no other kind and tell your druggist whether the material you wish to color is wool or silk or whether it is linen cotton or mixed goods.
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Treasure State Farm and Livestock
Blackleg
Aggressin
Montana State Veterinary Dept
M. E. Knowles
Helena, Montana
Clark's Fork Valley
Blackfoot Land Development CO
Drawer
Fletcher
Scheleber
Midland Grain CO. S
Minneapolis Exchange Express
Minneapolis, Minn
KHQ
Spokane
Spokane Union Stock Yards
Spokane Union Stockyards
Washington
Roosevelt Farm Bureau
Captain Slade
Conoco
Continental Oil Company
Arkansas
Idaho
Kansas
Missouri
Nebra New Mexico
Oklahoma
Oregon
Ace Dekora
Utah
Wyontind
Dimsdale
West
J. A. Slade
Shambra Hot Springs
M. J. Sullivan
Alhambra Hot Springs
Ayre Eanut
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