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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1927
Page
3
County Agent Robert Clarkson cautions farmers to feed cotton seed cake or meal sparingly and in proper proportion to other feeds to prevent calf losses. The article explains that cotton seed meal is high in protein and fat, while cotton seed hulls dilute protein. a simple test distinguishes the two by observing settling in hot water.
The article warns about feeding cotton seed meal to animals, noting hulls and residues, with cautions on dosage. It advises limited use for cattle, pigs, and sheep, emphasizes balanced rations with laxatives, and reports calf deaths from overfeeding. It cites Mississippi experiments and a local poisoning incident involving two calves.
A St. Paul officer while on rounds discovered a dead horse on Wabasha street. Unable to spell the street name he dragged the horse by the tail to Fourth Street to finish the report, a humorous incident noted as Great Northern Goat.
Statement filed to meet the 1912 act lists publisher E L Jourdonnais of Choteau Montana editor A K Dalbey managing editor E L Jourdonnais business manager E L Jourdonnais owner E L Jourdonnais and notes no bondholders or other securities. Notarized April 26 1927 by F C Barribal.
Congressman Scott Leavitt announces approval by Secretary of War Davis of a cooperative use permit. The Montana forest school at Missoula gains access to nearly two sections of Fort Missoula within the Missouri National Forest for a 1200 acre practical tree lab near campus. Dean Spaulding and state officials expect forestry education benefits nationwide.
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