Cows Lead Montana Dairy Herd Improvement Group Production
Montana Dairy Herd Improvement Associations report June shows over 16 percent of cows delivering 40 or more pounds of butter fat. Bitter Root County leads with 465 cows averaging 30 pounds butter fat and 780 pounds milk. leading herd is Fred M. Griffith’s purebred Jerseys at 42.7 pounds butter fat and 659 pounds milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Dairy Herd Improvement Associations
J. O. Tretsven
Bitter Root County
Lewis and Clark County
Yellowstone County Association
Fred M. Griffith
Fergus County Association
A. McKillop and Sons
Biter Root Association
J. A. Woods
Lewis and Clark Association
Jake Tieden
Gallatin County Association
H. R Dore
Missoula Association
Lewistown Dairy
Fergus Association
John L. Rees
Bitter Root Association
H. W. Reimer
Boston Heights
Cascade Association
Mr. Reimer
Lyman and Haight
Castoria Reminder for Mothers and Babies
A nostalgic promotional note touts Castoria as a trusted vegetable remedy for infants and young children. It emphasizes wide adoption in five million homes and urges mothers to keep a bottle for relief from colic constipation or diarrhea and for sleepless nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castoria
Swedish house workers: boys hired as maids gain praise
Stockholm employment bureau places young men as house workers due to shortage of girls for domestic service. The trial began with a male assistant cook in a Swedish boarding house who worked as chief cook at a summer hotel. Housewives report satisfaction with the boys managing sweeping beds washing dishes and cooking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm Employment Bureau
Stockholm
Columbus Crucifix Washed Ashore in Bonanza Spain
Diego Camacho of Sanlúcar de Barrameda finds a large bronze crucifix on Bonanza beach. The artifact dates to Columbus era with engravings of Ferdinand and Isabella and Christian symbols. Archeologists from Madrid and Seville travel to inspect it with claims it may be the crucifix Columbus used when departing on his third voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Diego _Camacho
Sanlucar de Barrameda
Bonanza
Spain
Christopher Columbus
Ferdinand
Isabella
Ark
Sanlucar
Madrid
Seville
America
Farming Notes From Montana State College Digest
Legislative action to promote land grant colleges yields over 50 000 percent return says Dr A F Woods of the U S Department of Agriculture Nearly 200 Rambouillet range rams and some stud rams have been consigned for the Central Montana Fair says D B Noble Cattle fly protection boosts summer milk yield says J O Tretsven Portable grain storage bin drawings available from the Bureau of Public Roads at Washington D C Dairy stock in Lewis and Clark county up 30 registered Holsteins last month buyers include Peter Hilger R A Shumate and T H Herrin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State College
A. F. Woods
Uni States Department of Agriculture
Montana Fair
D. B. Noble
J. O. Tretsven
Bureau of Public Roads
United States Deparment of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Lewis and Clark County
R. E. Ward
Peter Hilger
R. A. Shumate
T. H. Herrin
Montana wheat freight rates to Minneapolis and Chicago
A state board traffic expert tabulates Montana wheat rates per 100 pounds to Minneapolis and Chicago. Cities listed include Dillon Hardin Chinook Townsend Red Lodge and many others with rates ranging from 31 to 65 cents and higher to Chicago Seattle and Portland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Siney
Glendive
Minneapolis
Dillion
Chi
H. B. Schaefer
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Kalispell
Missoula
Chicago
Seattle
Portland
Dillon
Hardin
Chinook
Townsend
Red Lodge
Ekalaka
Great Falls
Fort Benton
Miles City
Scobey
Anaconda
Baker
Lewistown
Bozeman
Jordan
Cut Bank
Ryegate
Phili
Havre
Bouatae
Stanford
Helena
Chester
Circle
Virginia City
White Sulphur Springs
Livingston
Win
Glasgow
Harlowton
Wibaux
Billings
Sobey
Philipsburg
Boulder
Roundup
Winnett
Malta
Conrad
Broadus
Deer Lodge
Terry
Sidney
Wolf Point
Forsyth
Plentywood
Butte
Columbus
Big ‘Timber
Chateau
Shelby
Hysham
Libby
Polson
Superior
The Letter E Makes Or Breaks The English Alphabet
A reflective note on the letter E praising its essential role in language and life. The text cites Seneca about E representing existence ease and honesty, noting its absence would affect meat life heaven editors devils and news.
State College Man Honored at Northwest Horticulturists Meet
R Parker entomologist at Montana State College was elected vice president of the Northwest Association of Horticulturists Entomologists and Plant Pathologists at the meeting on July 17 19 in Bozeman More than 100 scientists from five states and British Columbia attended The next meeting will be hosted by Oregon Agricultural College and its Medford branch with the event split between Corvallis and Medford Oregon A tour of campus and Montana Experiment Station plots and notes on plant sprays tick control plant hardiness insects and diseases were among topics A resolution thanked Bozeman and the college and a Yellowstone Park trip was arranged for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Parker
Montana State College
Northwest Association of Horticulturists
D. L. Fisher
Wenatchee
Washington
E. C. Shuster
Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis
Oregon
Bozeman
Association
Medford
Northwestern
British Columbia
Montana Experiment Station
College
Yellowstone Park
Forest Fires Grow Worse In Northwestern District
The forest service warns the public to stay out of western Montana woods as 500 fires are reported in the Northwestern district this season, nearly doubling last year’s tally by July 20. High winds spread the blazes while crews from Blackfoot Protective association and Anaconda Copper Mining join forest service fighters. The Elk Creek fire threatens A M timber ops on the Blackfoot and is the worst blaze, with surrounding progress incomplete. Other fires on North Fork Blackfoot Blancard Creek South Fork, Kootenai Creek, Bitter Root and Dry Creek burn over hundreds of acres, as the Gregor Lake blaze is surrounded and may be controlled soon if winds abate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Forest Service
Blackfoot Protective Association
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Elk Creek
A. M
Blackfoot
North Fork
Blancard Creek
South Fork
Kootenai Creek
Bitter Root
Dry Creek
Missoula
Gregor Lake
Farm Profits in 1928 Show Highest Returns Since War
The 1928 agricultural survey reports average farm receipts of 1334 dollars on 11 851 farms and 1290 dollars on 13 859 farms. Returns rose most in the south central region with larger farms averaging 204 acres and 15417 dollars invested. Total receipts average 2608 dollars with 046 from crops and 689 from livestock, while expenses include 238 for feed and 237 for property taxes.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
South
Ave
The Perfect Machine Man and the Heart’s Marvels
The piece extols human efficiency and compares the body to machines. It notes the heart runs for 600000 hours, 4320 strokes, and 15 gallons per hour, and praises the nervous system voice ear eye and lungs skin as superior to any mechanical system. It urges high respect and care for the human body.
Great Book and Speech Highlight in Disraeli Quote
A notable quote from Benjamin Disraeli lauds the value of a great book and above all the power of a great man’s speech. The line emphasizes leadership and literature's influence in society.
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Disraeli
Montana County Fair Dates Across the State
The calendar lists numerous county fairs with dates largely in September and October including Eastern Montana Fair September 17 to 20 in Miles City and Western Montana Fair September 16 to 19 in Missoula. Several counties show dates not set or pending, with fairs in Lewis and Clark, Cascade, Powder River, and others.
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Beaverhead
Dixon
Blaine CO
BiGel
Carter County
Ekalaka
Montana
Lewistown
Thouteau
Fort Benton
Cascade County
Great Falls
Miles City
Fallon
Flathead
Arfield Garf
Jordan
Golden Valley
Ryegate
Avre
Judith Basin
Gsepeee
Windham
Intermountain
Bozeman
Lar
Polson
Mccone
Hamilton
Richland County
Sid
Rosebud
Montana Farm Leaders See Profit Despite Lower Yields
Montana farm leaders predict reduced yields for major crops like corn alfalfa and sweet clover yet expect higher revenue and profit due to favorable prices and efficient harvesting. They note rapid harvest aided by combines improved tractor practices and earlier field work, with stricter grain storage laws possibly delaying market release.
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Montana
Canada
Areace Power
Wanted Compa Jones Led Away for Defiant Act
A stern order declares Jones has been caught disobeying rules again. The warning emphasizes a harsh example set for others as the individual is escorted away.
Heaven or Hell Two Words In Courtroom Exchange
In a tense courtroom exchange a defendant blurts two words meaning heaven or hell as the judge orders the next step. The moment underscores the high emotion of the proceeding and the defendant’s defiant response.
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Heaven
Hell
Montana Netted Gem Growers Tour Washington Seedfields
A group of potato growers from Lake Ravalli Missoula and Flathead counties toured Yakima Valley fields July 21 to 27 to view seed potatoes. P Brown state horticulturist joined as the visitors inspected Sunnyside Wapato and Ellensburg plots and met with chamber of commerce hosts. Washington growers praised Montana Netted Gem seed and plan a August 4 tour starting in Bozeman then Missoula Bitterroot and Flathead areas to study the seed sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State College
Montana
Y Valley
Yakima
Lake, Ravalli
Missoula
Flathead Counties
P. Brown
Sunnyside
Wapeto
Ellensburg
Chamber of Commerce
Yakima Valley
Washington
Bozeman
Mon
St. Missoula
Bitter
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Treasure State Farm and Livestock
Dairy Herd Improvement Associations
BIG Butter Producers
E House
Rice Brothers
Sioux City
The
Hartford Insurance Company
Iowa
Seneca
Mark
State College
South West
Spud
Growers
Montana School Boards
Pat
1St Ave
Russell Thresh
Tor Arden Seeder
Great Pals
Mont
Dette Eran Orten Tren
Saat
Blackfoot Land Development CO
Vantt EP
Itoes
Carnation
Carnation Milk Products CO
Metals Bank Bldg
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