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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1917
Page
2
A Morland era article urges farmers to diversify from wheat to flax due to strong prices. It covers planting timing, seed bed preparation, seed quality, seed treatment with formalin, soil impact, and precautions to prevent flax sickness, plus notes on calf feeding with skim milk and clean utensils.
The article urges farmers to prepare indoor machinery repairs now before the spring rush, emphasizing checks on tractors plows guards and sickle sections. It also notes a rising interest in raising skim milk calves for dairy and dual purpose cattle, stressing the importance of colostrum and initial whole milk feeding in the first weeks.
A Montana farm column argues storm windows for cattle are as vital as home insulation. It compares heat conservation in houses to keeping stock warm, urging proper shelter even if simple straw or log sheds. It cites a January cold snap near the Little Belts where warmth from cattle saved newborn calves.
Provides farming Q A on thumps in young pigs caused by rich diet and little exercise with prevention tips. Includes barley varieties two and six rowed and seed amounts for dry and irrigated land, plus a U S land notice with dates and witnesses.
Notice that a teachers examination will be given at Chateau and Conrad on Friday and Saturday February 23 and 24, 1917. Grace M Thompson, County Superintendent.
A commentary argues Pershing's presence in Chi huahua deters Villa from pursuing Carranza. It suggests American withdrawal, urged by the first chief, could expose Villa to the reality of a situation he has not yet managed to control.
The passage contrasts isolationist sentiment with calls for involvement in a major European clash. It notes small players’ emphasis on avoiding entanglements and questions Tom Lawson’s motives for a Europe journey. It ends by asking who recalls the town first made famous by the Deutschland.
Classified note offers furnished help for households in Great Falls Montana. Contact at 6537 First Avenue South for assistance and details on services available.
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