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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1926
Page
6
An illustrated guide by A J Ogaard Montana State College advises on affordable home made duckfoot cultivators built from discarded drills. It notes two common construction methods, warns about shovel spacing, and suggests flat shovels from dealers while emphasizing cost efficiency and blacksmith adaptability.
A historical note describes two improvised drill modifications using flat springs and wheels from a manufactured machine. The 11 foot machine costs about $25, excluding the old drill, with two spring styles supporting the shovels. Both types are efficient and superior to disk or spike harrow though not as strong as the manufactured unit.
A brief note highlights King Gustav of Sweden's hobby collecting silverware. The item describes his interest and hints at royal guest reactions without detailing specific pieces or dates.
Fallon county distributed 1 680 hatching eggs to farmers with bank backed settings to be repaid next fall. Thomas McMillan leads the Birdseye Calf club in Lewis and Clark county while Pondera county tests certified seed potato production with 19 acres. Gallatin Wool Pool advances one dollar per fleece as about 15 000 fleeces are sold at 35 cents per pound. Sheridan Ennis and Harrison home demonstration clubs advance clothing projects led by Miss Inez La Bossier. Teton Shipping Association shipped 15 cases of eggs to members to explore export markets. A large ewe culling demonstration for future breeding occurred on the Henson Bros farm in Phillips county. Chinook high school class toured Blaine county farms including Jess Conrad Sam Bechtold G H Willman and Vercrynsen Bros. Sanders county contemplates a contesting association with monthly testing from July. Gypsum testing in Lincoln county raises alfalfa yields by 100 percent in Fortune Eureka Libby and Trego. Flathead county campaigns used over 10 000 pounds poisoned grain and 2 000 pounds calcium cyanide to control ground squirrels.
An advertisement touts Cuticura products for soothing red rough itching skin in babies. It recommends hot baths with Cuticura Soap, application of Cuticura Ointment, and occasional use of Cuticura Talcum to maintain comfort and scent.
L C Smith representing the state fish and game commission conducts May Open Flathead Lake II tests to determine if white fish planted at Polson have grown to commercial size. He suspects the lake holds large white fish populations and nets experiments aim to prove it.
A guide to preparing a baked fish meal with Hollandaise a la Maitre D Hotel potatoes cucumber salad and cherry tart. The piece offers step by step fish cleaning and dressing techniques plus sauce preparation and serving ideas.
Recipe lines describe making a crust with Rex Flour sugar butter yolks cream and cherries. Mix, bake at 375 for 20 minutes, then fill with thickened cherries, add meringue from egg whites and sugar, and bake again at 300 to brown.
Cream soups serve as nourishing light meals and quick options for lunch or supper. They are easy to prepare and soften cooking, using Carnation evaporated milk for rich, savory results. Keeping evaporated milk on hand makes cream soups straightforward to make.
Evaporated milk is mixed with water and flour to create a thick base for soups. The tomato version blends tomatoes onions celery and spices then adds warmed milk before boiling and serving. A chicken cream gravy method uses fat and flour with evaporated milk for smooth richness.
A simple preparation combines canned condensed milk with one cup chicken stock. The mixture is stirred until smooth and thickened, creating a rich savory base for a dish.
Outdoor meals drive demand for peanut butter as a convenient, nourishing spread. Rogers Company in Seattle ships roasted peanuts in red and blue tins with hermetic sealing to prevent contamination and preserve freshness for emergency use.
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