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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1926
Page
6
A Montana State College guidance piece by R M Merrill outlines essential hog housing features for winter and farrowing. It covers sunlight, sanitation, warmth, foundation, floors, pens, alleys, ventilation, and heating options to keep pigs healthy and ready for market.
William Munkel of Coeur D Alene Idaho describes severe cold two winters ago. He credits Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery with clearing his throat and bronchial tubes, loosening phlegm, and building him up. He advises others to obtain the remedy from a local drugstore and seek free medical advice from Dr. Pierce.
Montana shipped 691 carloads or 22 541 000 pounds of wool in 1925, up from 1924 by over 2 000 000 pounds and 108 cars. Prices ranged 38 to 53 cents per pound, averaging about 48 cents, with producers receiving roughly 10 800 000 dollars. Boston led in destination receipts for Montana wool.
Bankers at Bozeman approve Montana State College drive to raise farm product quality. D. H. Otis notes state leaders in cooperative effort among bankers farmers and the college. Plans include support for boys and girls club work livestock improvement seed standardization and crop quality goals. Banking help aided 13 counties in livestock crops and club activities with the Montana exhibit at the international grain and hay show earning 31 percent of premiums.
Yellowstone Fur company plans a major skunk breeding operation in Billings Yellowstone county aiming for 50 000 breeding animals in three years and 80 year round workers plus 200 seasonal staff. The venture utilizes pen pens burrows and burrowed fences with revenue from fur oil and musk.
The Crow narrator recounts stone sources for pipes and kettles from Powder River and Stinking Water, notes blue stone from Rock Creek, and explains why Crows call whiskey Bad Water after a man’s fatal drink. He praises Crow greatness and hints at future tales of Arappoash, with credit to Lt. James H. Bradley’s manuscript.
An old advertisement claims Cuticura products relieve sore hands when using Soap Ointment and Talcure for all toilet needs. It suggests drying hands, rubbing in Ointment, and removing surplus with tissue paper as part of daily care and retiring in the suds.
A fly in the chrysalis stage can withstand extreme frost if buried underground, suggesting natural protection during metamorphosis.
A public health style notice warns that a simple cold can develop into flu and pneumonia without prompt care. It promotes Musterole as a counter irritant made from mustard oil camphor menthol and other ingredients, rubbed on congested areas for relief without blistering.
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