Dust Method to Prevent Smut in Wheat
Montana extension bulletin endorses copper carbonate dusting to control bunt and smut in wheat, offering a faster, safer seed treatment option than formaldehyde. It details dust specs, application rates, source options, and handling precautions for farmers and implementers.
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H. E. Morris
O. J. Ogaard
Montana State College Extension Service
Hunt
New Bulletin
Montana
Montana bids for settlers against Midwest and West
Montana prepares a land settlement plan to attract farmers from Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota Oregon and Washington. J A Campbell of the Montana state department of agriculture leads the effort noting Montana has cheaper lands and a stronger appeal to settlers.
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Montana
J. A. Campbell
State Department of Agriculture
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
Oregon
Washington
Farming Campaigns and Milk Records in Mountain States
Farmers across Lincoln and Stillwater counties launch gopher extermination with 1500 pounds of poison bait prepared by the Fortune Community club. Holstein Betsy sets Cascade County milk and butterfat records, while Grimm alfalfa and gypsum tests boost yields. Seed corn plans, county fairs, seed exchanges, and cross state dairy clubs expand agriculture across Montana communities.
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Farmers of Fortune Community
Lincoln County
Fortune Community Club
Prairie County
Betsy
Sidney
Fairview
Montana
North Dakota
O ©E Valley County
Opheim
Nashua
Hinsdale
State Can Grow More Asparagus in Montana
The horticultural department at Montana State College urges more asparagus production in the state. It notes the crop is early in spring, perennial roots last for years, and varieties include Palmetto Martha Washington and Colossal. Planting from seed or roots, soil should be deep and well supplied with fertilizer and manure. weed control and proper time for feeding are essential for strong spring shoots.
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Montana
Montana State College
Martha Washington
Pioneer Tales of Flathead Valley Settlers
The reminiscence recalls early Flathead Valley life with pioneer feats including riding a lever pole on hill slopes, flour shortages met by neighborly sharing, the first lake voyage by boat later powered, and the Selish post office. It also covers the first public school taught by Hank Robinson in 1884, early threshing methods, the arrival of the separator, and social notes on life and longing for those days.
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Grant Swaney
Angel Hill
Flathead Valley
Fred Lingle
Neal
George Nelson
U. S. Grant
Therriault Ferry
Selish
Flathead
Dowd
St. Ignatius Mission
Lincoln
Fort Steele
British Columbia
Ball’s Crossing
Hank Robinson
Sam Pool
Harris
Dan Duval
Forest Range and Watershed Preservation For Montana
In early Montana a vast open range and forests seemed limitless but conservation became vital. The Forest Service outlines controlled timber harvest, rotation cuts, seed trees, and planting to improve stands while grazing on National Forests supports nearly a million head of livestock under careful permits. Proper stock distribution and salt placement protect range productivity for future prosperity.
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Forest Service
Baltimore first city in Annprice to use gas street lighting
Alaska reports 450000 reindeer domesticated on a commercial basis.
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Baltimore
Annprice
Alaska
A Lady of Distinction Receives Skin Care Advice
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and hot water to cleanse pores and Cuticura Talcum Powder to leave clear sweet healthy skin. The copy portrays a refined woman as an example of distinct beauty achieved by the product line.
Ex-Mexico City Leader Now Works as Soda Clerk
Following a political overturn Jorge Prieto Laurens once mayor of Mexico City and governor of San Luis Potosi is employed as a soda fountain clerk in San Antonio.
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Jorge Prieto Laurens
Mexico City
San Luis Potosi
San Antonio
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Treasure State Farm and Livestock
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Smith-Hughes
Montana Extension Service
Bozeman
Bulletin
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F. M. Hopper
C. H. Ross
Charles Otter
W. W. Peck
Anthony Pistner
W. A. Payne
Fallon County
Madison County
Sanders County
Lewis and Clark County
Stillwater County
4-H Club
Gallatin County
Owen
Rosebud
B. A. Weholt
Oidyu
Bios Buel
American Forestry Association
Baye
Say
Bayer
Solo National Forest
Blackfoot Land Development CO
Missoula, Mont
BABY
Greenfield & Kain CO
Poultry
Butte, Ment
Frary & Burlingame
Great Falls
Hollam Go
Great Falls, Mont
Oultry
Montana Meat and Commission Co
Butte
Rocky Mountain Fertilizer CO
Helena
Lederle Blackley
Montana State Veterinarypartment
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Lederle