Future of Potato Industry In Montana Depends On Growers
Horticulturist F M Harrington argues seed potato certification maintains Montana's high seed quality. Montana Experiment Station tests certified stocks across Fort Ellis Bozeman Bitter Root to identify superior strains and disease resistance. Growers must submit samples timely and select high yielding, disease free strains to prevent quality decline and yield losses.
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F. M. Harrington
Montana State College
Montana
Bozeman
Montana Potato Improvement Association
Well Merited Success of Dr. R V Pierce Highlighted
A distinguished citizen honored politically and professionally, Dr. R V Pierce, pictured above, praised for his herbal remedies. His Golden Medical Discovery is claimed to improve blood, stomach, and liver function, clearing skin and boosting circulation. Consumers are urged to ask druggists for the remedy or send 10 cents for a tablet trial pack to Buffalo New York.
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R. V. Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Doctor Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo
N. Y
Warren tops December trapping record in Meagher county
E B Warren ofingshire in Meagher county reached the highest monthly total for a regular salaried government trapper. He destroyed 31 coyotes in December from 3 7 poison stations using 625 poisoned baits.
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Wis
E. B. Warren Ofingshire
Meagher County
Tanlac lifts rheumatism and weak bodies says Duluth man
Frank Wilkins of 1422 West Michigan Street Duluth Minnesota credits Tanlac with ending chronic rheumatism and restoring strength after five bottles He promotes Tanlac from Mother Nature’s storehouse and urges readers to buy at their druggist Also mentions Tanlac Vegetable Pills for constipation
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Tanlac
Frank £. Wilkins
West Michigan St
Duluth, Minn
Montana Hog Industry Grows in Western States
Montana's hog numbers reached 280000 on January 1, tying with 1925 and placing the state behind California and Colorado in western production. Exports rose to 225000 head, with a total hog value over four million dollars as Waddell predicts a favorable 1926 and potential price declines in 1927 amid regional market dynamics.
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Montana State College
Intana
R. L. Waddell
Montana Extension Service
Treasure State
Wyoming
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
Nevada
Montana
California
Colorado
Waddell
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Free trips offered to exposition for Montana 4-H leaders
The Chicago, Milwaukee and Saint Paul Railway again offers free trips to the International Live Stock Exposition in Chicago next fall to three outstanding 4 H club members in each Montana county served by the line. Last fall 27 Montana 4 H members were guests of Milwaukee at the Chicago expo.
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Montana State College
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Chicago
Montana
Edgar
Carbon County
Edgar Community Farmers
Dean J. M. Hamilton
C. E. Peter
Clyde McKee
Montana State Experiment Station
Seed Industry in Montana Backs Pending Bill
Stakeholders in Montana's seed sector express active support for the pending seed bill, signaling industry alignment with proposed policy changes and anticipated regulatory framework.
Seed Growers Back Bill to Dye Imported Alfalfa Seed
A bill before Congress would dye alfalfa and red clover seed importations to identify foreign seed. A. J. Ogaard, president of the International Crop Improvement association, says the measure protects Montana and U S seed growers from unfair foreign competition and mislabeling. He notes Montana seed is hardier and why domestic seed buyers deserve government protection.
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Congress
Montana
A. J. Ogaard
International Crop Improvement Association
Montana Seed Growers Association
Ogaard
United States
Mr. Ogaard
Chief Mountain A Silent Border Sentinel Through Time
The article recalls Chief Mountain once a frontier beacon for fugitives and mounted Red Authority. It now overlooks Glacier Park access for tourists while oil derricks and trains mark a new civilization, leaving the lost cabin placer mine as a sealed secret.
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Chief Mountain
Glacier Park
Forest of Toole County
Montana State Briefs Chronicle Diverse Local Events
State officials authorize a second ten percent dividend for First National Bank of Moore depositors. Jefferson county mining revival energizes industry per E N Joffray. No infantile paralysis cases at Missoula clinic. Eagles convention dates set for August in Missoula. Don King to organize. Cascade births exceed deaths in January by over three to one. Lincoln county rancher saved from a bull by his dog. Col William R Baker dies in Helena cancer surgery. Northern Pacific offers special convention fare for Montana Stock Growers in Billings. Miss Dillon crowned Queen of Beauty at Normal College program. Hansen Packing plans spring slaughter of Montana range horses for Europe. Dakota-Montana No.6 well tamps Ellis sand at 1426 ft, 3600 bbls/day. About $50,000 distributed to Flathead Indians from timber sale proceeds. Wolf Point city well shows strong flow after two-day test. Cascade’s agriculture notes show long season and plan for 60 new Kevin-Sunburst wells. Northern Pacific offers round-trip bowling tourney fare to Missoula. Pioneer cowpuncher Shorty Sard laments milder winters post-earthquake. Cascade Bar elects W N Woover president. others named. Brownline trading post building, Joseph Kipp’s old landmark, damaged by fire. Forest Schnee to Shanghai. ice cream plant to open in China by Blemingson. Great Falls Lions fund 4-H stock projects. Belt creek abatement suit filed against Silver Dyke Mining for tailings pollution.
Diamond Dyes Color Wool Silk Or Linen Cotton
Consumers are advised to tell their druggist the fabric type when buying Diamond Dyes no other kind. Whether the material is wool or silk or linen cotton or mixed goods determines the proper dye to use.
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Treasure State Farm and Livestock
Clark’s Fork
Blackfoot Land
H.B. Lake & CO
Ford
Great Falls
Mont
Stillwater County
Columbus
Alfred Atkinson
A. H. Bowman
Sheridan
Lena
Chouteau County
I’m SR
Pansy, Jr
K. Jaten
Lake County
A. C. Herbert
Byron Rouse
Libby
W. R. Farley
Trace
Martin Zeller
Fortune
J. W. Millegan
Eureka
Lincoln County Agricultural Committee
A &d Rosebud County
Miles City
Gildford South
Mountain View
Minneola
Hill County
Midland Grain CO
Minneapolis Exchange Express
Minneapolis, Minn
Ror
Nose
Brave Dog
First National Bank of Moore
Iaa
Jefferson County
E. N. Joffray
Missoula
Eagles
Don King
Butte
Cascade County
T. F. Walker
John M. Campbell
Glen Lake
Lincoln County
Mr. Campbell
William R. Baker
S. W. Stewart
Stewart
Helena
Northern Pacific Railway
Montana Stock Growers’ Association
Billings
Margaret Pimperton
Normal College
Dillon
Capore
Ballet
Europe
Hansen Packing Company
State Livestock Commission
The
Livestock Sanitary Board
Dakota- Montana Oil Company
Flathead
Arlee
St. Ignatius
Ronan
Ablo
Dayton
Camas
Polson
Indian Department Treasury
Wolf Point
Cascade
S. KE. Peterson
Pecuatany
C. Ferdig
Kevin-Sunburst Field
Ferdig
Montana State Bowling Association
Walter “Shorty” Sard
Gap
Judith Gap
Ife
W. N. Woover
Cooper, Stephenson and Sloover
Cascade County Bar Association
James W. Freeman
Glover
Loy J. Molumby
George G. Harris
L Brownine
Joseph Kipp
Ghaicier County
Forest Schnee
Vancouver
B. C
Shanghai
China
Belt Creek
Silver Dyke Mining Company
Neihart
Vicks
Wigers Vaporus Ovan
Masson Jang Useo Yeaa.y
Absorbine
Absorbine, JR
W. F.,young, Inc
Lyman St
Springfield
Mass
Blackleg
M. E. Knowles
Jay Todd
1St Avenue
Seattle
Williston
North Dakota
Montana Meat and Commission Co
Ratte
Silver Black Fox Company
Frary & Burlingame
Hotel Greet
KHQO
Spokane
Spokane Union Stock Yards
Washington
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