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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1920

Page

7

World Wide War Veterans Association Organized in Paris

An international council binding allied war veterans associations was formed in Paris by delegations from the United States France Great Britain and Czecho Slavia later joined by Portugal Poland and Romania. The body will include one member from each country and may meet in Paris as needed to foster unity among veterans with programs such as international membership cards memorial day and shared information on disabled soldiers widows and children of soldiers.

Paris United States France Great Britain Czecho-Slavia Portugal Poland Rumania

Hall's Catarrh Cure Endorsed by Hall and Cheney

A historical advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh with internal action. J Cheney & Co of Toledo certify 15 years of honorable business, National Bank of Commerce endorses the firm, testimonies available, price 75 cents per bottle. Pills for constipation also advertised.

J. Cheney & CO Toledo Iail Frice Sir Hall

83 Lambs From 44 Ewes Reported in Montana Record

Heelena Nov 27 From a flock of 44 ewes came a lamb crop of 83 head a Montana record. Owner John M Davis of Hamilton chairman of the grain grading inspection warehouse commission says many doubt the claim. The flock yielded 32 twins two triplets and one ewe with five lambs plus nine singles.

Heelena Montana John M. Davis Hamilton Helena Davis

Quality as a factor in marketing farm produce in Kentucky

A Kentucky producer markets eggs dressed poultry meats and fruits to Nashville buyers through parcel post. Established over two years ago, he builds a steady base by supplying only high quality produce from his own farm and informing customers if quality is not yet available. Government Bulletin.

Kentucky Nashville Tennessee Government Bulletin

Good Advice on Chamberlain's Tablets for Gentle Bowels

The passage recommends taking Chamberlain's Tablets as soon as you finish your sui per to induce a gentle bowel movement the next morning. It claims the tablets improve digestion and make you feel better overall.

Nations League delays amendments as US influence sought

Geneva reports say committee I will not amend the covenant this session unless the United States offers proposals after Harding's guidance. South American delegates favor awaiting US input, while Scandinavians push for immediate changes. The council also invites Scandinavian troops to help police Vilna plebiscite and signals potential new members including Bulgaria, Austria, Albania, Finland, and Luxembourg.

Geneva League of Nations Assembly General Organization Arthur J. Balfour Mr. Balfour United States Harding International Court Elihu Root Antonio Huneus Associated Press Council of the League of Nations Vilna Bulgaria Austria Albania Finland Luxembourg Russia

Coolidge warns unions as nation weighs labor stance

Boston report says Vice President elect Coolidge told Boston businessmen that the country rejected both organized labor and, earlier, organized capital in a cautionary note. He defended the league of nations issue as undecided and implied Harding’s thoughts on the league remain unclear, calling the Wilson framework civil.

Boston Coolidge League of Nations Harding Wilson Cvil League

Two Cadets Killed in Kelley Field Plane Crash

San Antonio Texas November 23 two flying cadets Sigmund Szymanski of San Antonio and Jus A Turney of Berkeley California were killed yesterday when their plane crashed at Kelley field. The plane caught fire and burned. Szymanski 28 an instructor cadet had served years in the army and was married. Turney 21 is survived by his mother in Berkeley. Both men trained first at March field.

San Antonio Texas Sigmund Szymanski Jus. A. Turney Berkeley Crl Kelley Field Szymanski Turney March Field

Dairy Facts Demonstrates Exhaust Steam Use in Creameries

The USDA dairy division shows practical value in exhaust steam for creamery operations. Last year 45 creameries installed exhaust steam water heaters and hot water boiler feed pumps with government help. Six creameries installed exhaust steam pasteurizers and others adopted similar savings amid high coal and electric power costs.

United States Department of Agriculture

Flies torment dairy cows reduce summer milk losses

A college dairy farm report describes a home made fly spray to cut fly torment and boost milk during summer lactation. The mixture uses coal tar dip fish oil tar oil eucalyptus and soap dissolved in ten gallons of water and applied twice daily.

College M. A. Kildee University Park St. Paul

Calf Feeding Rules Emphasize Cleanliness and Tempered Rations

Practical guidelines urge not overfeeding, using clean utensils, and feeding at a stable 95 to 100 degrees F. Calves should have water, regular routines, outdoor exercise in fair weather, and clean pens with ample bedding. After four months, gruel can continue or switch to hay and grain.

Kill Stable Flies With Formalin and Milk Solution

A 10 percent formalin in milk solution sprayed on cement floors and gutters kills stable flies within 30 minutes. Repeat each morning until clear, washing floors after, and remove manure daily from piles outside the stable or place it in a fly tight pit to reduce breeding.

Three Automobile Racers Die On California Track

Certificates of accidental death were issued for Gaston Chevrolet Ed O Donnell and Lyall Jolls after a 250 mile championship race at the Los Angeles speedway. No inquest or official investigation will be conducted. Chevrolet to be buried in Indianapolis. O Donnell’s funeral plans depend on his parents wishes. Jolls to be buried in Detroit.

Los Angeles Gaston Chevrolet Eddie O'Donnell Lyall Jolls Los Angeles Speedway Los Angeles Speedway Association Chevrolet Jolls O'Donnell OD Donell Ry Donnell Indianapolis A. S. Dusenberg O’donnell O Donnell

Former Salt Lake Mayor sentenced for misappropriation

Edmond A. Block former mayor of Sal Lake City pleaded guilty to 24 charges of public funds misappropriation and received an unconstrained term in state prison not to exceed five years per Judge Harald M. Stephens. Block served as city auditor from 1915 and mayor in 1920 with limited tenure.

Sault Lake Edmond A. Block Sal Lake City Harald M. Stephens Ack Red Cross Bock Smithton, Sts

New York Irish Rioters Given Light Fines

Four men arrested after fighting over the display of the British flag at the Union club faced charges. William Donnelly, a Brooklyn ship worker, was found guilty of disorderly conduct and fined 24 dollars. Hugh O Rourke and Michael Kennedy were held for trial in 600 dollar bail. William Hloffmiin, 22, son of a Union club member, was held on 600 bail for trial on carrying a deadly weapon despite witnesses saying the sword cane remained in its scabbard.

New York Union Club William Donnelly Brooklyn Hugh O'Rourke Michael Kennedy Hall William Hloffmiin

Dublin Prisons Packed With Irish Disturbers

Dublin authorities tighten cordon around the city as they round up republican suspects. Leaders from the provinces may have sought refuge in Dublin, with prisons filling so fast that Dublin Castle is used to detain prisoners. Peter Clancy and two others were shot in the castle lumber room on Monday.

Dublin Dublin Castle Peter Clancy

Loggers vote to cut wages in Marshfield meeting

A Loyal Legion of Loggers and Lumbermen meeting in Marshfield Oregon adopted a resolution to reduce mill wage scale from 5.50 a day and upward to 4.80 and upward. Local merchants testified cost of living had fallen by about 15 percent and pledged cooperation to lower prices to meet the wage cut.

Marshfield Ore Mings Legson

Eradication Progress in Common Scab Hails Sheep Industry

The article notes decade long improvements in combating sheep scab, once a major drawback for U S sheep production. It details how open western ranges spread the disease via infected flocks, stray animals, and shared ranges, prompting federal aid to regulate interstate sheep movement. Contagious mites spread through direct contact and persist on animals other than sheep. early treatment is essential to prevent wide premises infection.

United States Department of Agriculture

Scientific Feeding Principles and Animal Diets

Scientific feeding aims to supply food in right proportions to meet animals needs with minimal waste. It relies on studying feedingstuff composition, digestion by different animals, and varying requirements for rest work lactation and product production. Costs and material adaptations influence practical application.

Better Sires Better Stock Gain Support in Fur Breeding

The National Breeders and Fanciers' Association of America endorses the Better Sires Better Stock movement and informs the US Department of Agriculture of its aim to improve fur bearing stock by selecting superior sires. The group also breeds rabbits cavies and mice for pets and research, noting the high value of purebred sires for prolific species.

National Breeders and Fanciers’ Association of America United States Department of Agriculture A Association

Decline in Breeding Sows Across Several States

Breeding sows fell 9.9 percent in the year ending April 1 1920 as per the Bureau of Crop Estimates. South Carolina and Georgia kept the same numbers as the prior year, while Florida Texas and New Mexico rose. The sharpest drops appeared in Massachusetts Indiana Minnesota Missouri North Dakota Nebraska Kansas Kentucky Tennessee Montana Wyoming Colorado Arizona Utah and Idaho.

Bureau of Crop Estimates South Carolina Florida Texas New Mexico Massachusetts Indiana Tiineis Missouri North Dakota Nebraska Kansas Kentucky Tennessee Montana Wyoming Colorado Arizona Utah Idaho

Plan for better stock and fair advertising

Boost better live stock in a community by advertising judiciously. Exhibit at county and state shows. Satisfied buyers are the best advertisement. Be prompt in registering and transferring animals and make good air guarantees.

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BUICK World Wide War Veterans’ Association Rennet Scott's Scott & Bowne Bloomfield N. J Power State Bank Power Total County of Teton V. E. White H. G. Lescher FO. Nelgon W. E. White State of Power, Montana U. S. Hampers Montenegro Ukratian Committee Jenagne Europe Buckowina Gov. Coolidge Minnesota California Cara Salt Lake Sons of Erin Stock News Breeders and Fanciers’ Association Bureau of Estimates
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