Montana Extension Service Publishes Agricultural Program for Montana
The Treasure State Farm and Livestock Extension Service issued An Agricultural Program for Montana, a guide from Montana State College based on district conferences. It urges farmers to tailor county and farm plans to soil, climate, and local advantages to improve efficiency and profitability through production choices, cooperation, and adjusted farm practices.
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Montana State College
Montana Extension Service
Montana
M. L. Wilson
Montana Experiment Station
Bulletin
Sugar Beets Ahead of Last Year in Montana
Sugar beets in the Howard Finch district run about two weeks ahead of last year due to excess soil moisture from recent rains and warm sunny days. Scotty Wilson reports 60 percent thinning completed, labor adequate but strained, with wet fields delaying progress. Howard Finch acres remain near last year at 442 acres Howard district and 210 acres Finch beet growers planted.
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Howard-Finch
Scotty” Wilson
Wilson
Howard
Montana extension service reports on crops and fairs statewide
The report covers a Clark Baumgarner farm wheat and small grain nursery in Cascade county and rusts smut control demos in Fergus county. It notes Roosevelt county Turkey marketing association efforts, tuberculosis testing plans, Rosebud county fair board appointees for September 6 9, Montana wool quality and prices, June rainfall and crop prospects, rising potato acreage and the Intermountain fair at Bozeman August 30 September 2 led by Walter Mecklenburg.
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Clark Baumgarner
Fife
Cascade County
Montana Extension Service
Fergus County
Denton
Lewistown
Bozeman
Walter L. Mecklenburg
Gallatin County
Crop Prospects Considered Good for Montana Farmers
Agricultural statistician G Diamond reports Montana crops ahead of North Dakota and northern Minnesota with clean stands from summer fallowing. He notes strong bank support and diversified farming reducing risk, plus good livestock feed and favorable market outlook for fall. Diamond toured Conrad, Shelby, Fargo and eastern Montana.
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North Dakota
Minnesota
Montana
Northwest
Day G. Damong
Grand Forks
Diamond
Dakotas
Iself
Beebe
Great Falls
Fargo
North Dakota Statistician
Washington, D. C
Dakota
Conrad
Shelby
Great Northern
State Nursery & Seed offers horticulture help July plant advice
The State Nursery and Seed company announces Mr. G H Davy and Mr. Richard Ross will visit towns in July to assist customers with plant tree garden issues. They invite contact for pest problems garden alterations and planning 1928 tree planting and fruit tree advice.
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State Nursery & Seed Company
G. H. Davy
Richard Ross
Davey
Gallatin County Wool Pool Sells 160000 Pounds
The Gallatin County Wool Growers Association sold about 160000 pounds of wool at 34.4 cents per pound. Shipment occurred June 30 from Three Forks Manhattan and Bozeman with eight freight cars. Trustees B B Law C E Sime and C N Arnett of Bozeman led sales. A E Westlake of Bozeman serves as president.
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Gallatin Pool
Gallatin County
Three Forks
Manhattan
Bozeman
Gallatin County Wool Growers’ Association
B. B. Law
C. E. Sime
C. N. Arnett
A. E. Westlake
aGuatin County
Wool Growers’ Association
April TB Testing In Montana Cattle Results
In April 9106 cattle were tested for tuberculosis in Montana under a cooperative effort by the U S Bureau of Animal Industry and the State Livestock Sanitary Board. Only 29 reactors were found.
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State Livestock Sanitary Board
Roosevelt County
Big Muddy River
Neda
Montana
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Dairying Tour Showcases Flathead Progress and Farmers
Montana State College reports Flathead county emerging as a leading dairy area as farmers improve stock through better sires feeding and management. A three day tour drew over 250 participants visiting LaSalle Bad Rock and Creston farms with Holsteins Jerseys Guernseys Shorthorns and Red Polled cattle plus hogs sheep poultry and dual purpose cattle.
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Montana State College
Flathead County
J. O. Tretsven
Montana Extension Service
Tretsven
Montana
LaSalle
Wm. Cussick
Fred Cussick
H. F. Evers
G. M. Root
B. F. Root
Virgil Metcalf
Chas
W. F. Jellison
J. W. McPheeters
Byron
Lewis Robinson
Dave Leighty
B. A. Brinkenhoff
John Hell
Guernsey
Birkenhoff
Creston
George DeYoung
George Stebbins
Knute Egard
Ren
K. J. Winebruner
Bad Rock
Deer Park
Ren Car
Knute Odegard
Harry Gatiss
Neil Parker
R. B. McKee
Cuticura Promises Soothing Routine For Scalp
Advertisement promotes Cuticura products for itchy scalp and dandruff. It instructs to rub spots with Cuticura Ointment, then wash with Cuticura Soap and hot water, claiming daily use yields clear skin and soft white hands.
No prison made goods to be purchased for Philadelphia schools
A policy decision states that prison made goods will not be bought for use in Philadelphia public schools in the future. The move aligns with efforts to ensure procurement excludes goods produced in correctional facilities.
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Philadelphia
Free Treatment Offered by Noted Butte Druggist Jensen
Au gust E Jensen a Montana pharmacist offers free full sized Jensen Pills to treat stomach bowel and liver disorders. He advertises widespread mail order support with testimonials and payments for 10 box orders from Milwaukee Philipsburg Los Angeles Minam and Hobee n Montana.
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BUTTE
Jensen
Montana
Northwest
Mr. Jensen
Iind
Milwaukee
Jen Sen
Hobeen
Mont
Pills Advert by Mail Promises Quick Relief
A reader attachment requests payment for five boxes of pills and recounts a prior purchase in Butte last June. The note emphasizes no guaranteed cure within a month and asks buyers to send payment promptly, with price set at 25 cents per box postpaid.
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Missoula
Hurfano
Cole
Butte
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H. C. Bjorge
Charles Hawkins
Sheridan County
Turkey Marketing Association
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Frank Leiss
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