Infectious abortion in sheep threatens Montana flocks
Montana State College researchers say outbreaks of infectious abortion in sheep cause heavy lamb losses. Vibrio organisms in stagnant water trigger infections. prevention centers on keeping pregnant ewes off stagnant water, using dry ground and clean water supplies.
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Montana State College
Howard Welch
Montana Experiment Station
Hadleigh Marsh
Montana Livestock Sanitary Board
Montana
Bozeman
Well Known Herbal Tonic Promises Beauty Benefits
An advertisement touts a herbal tonic as improving health and personality to attract men. It claims bright eyes clear complexion rosy cheeks and animation as key beauty benefits and urges taking the tonic as a tested remedy.
Northern Montana farmers form potato marketing association
Farmers in northern Montana including Valley County vote to organize a potato marketing association to handle high quality certified seed potatoes. The likely merger with the two year old Northern Montana Potato Growers association is anticipated as committees draft by laws and a marketing agreement.
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Malta
Montana
Northern
Ghost Cities of Montana tell of vanished towns and their stories
The article recalls Demersville and other ghost towns in Montana, noting Demersville as an early Flathead metropolis that moved to Kalispell when the county seat shifted. It reflects on how frontier towns rose with mining booms in 1889 90 and were quickly snuffed out, leaving living witnesses or complete erasure.
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Mr. McCarthy
Flathead Valley
Kalispell
Flathead County
Old Demersville
Frank B. Linderman
Montana
Demersville
Great Commonwealth
Montana Forests and Lumber Industry Spark State Prosperity
Montana’s forests and lumber sector drive state wealth with 275 saw mills and 315 retail yards. The state consumes about 400 million board feet annually, exports 185 million, and imports 55 million. Preventing forest fires and protecting land are stressed to keep productive timber supplies for growth. Tourist Park plans arise as Whitefish Kiwanis lease land near Somers Lumber for development.
Forest Industry in the State Highlights Growth and Fire Safety
The article details economic impact of lumber and wood product manufacture with payrolls over 8.5 million, material and final product values, and tax receipts. It urges careful forest management to ensure perpetual supply, notes state and national forest receipts, road investments, and the need to prevent fires with explicit fire safety rules. It concludes with a note on a Swedish invention for versatile concrete.
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National Forests
Central States
Pacific Coast
Diamond Dyes Color Wool Silk Linen or Cotton
Buy Diamond Dyes and tell your druggist the material you wish to color. Specify whether the fabric is wool or silk or if it is linen, cotton or mixed goods.
German President Von Hindenburg Salary and Expenses
General von Hindenburg as president of the German Republic is paid a salary of 15000 dollars per year with 18000 dollars allotted for expenses.
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General von Hindenburg
German Republic
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