North Montana Fair Opens August 21 At Great Falls
The 1933 North Montana fair runs August 21 to 26 in Great Falls with free admission for state schoolchildren on opening day sponsored by Home Oil and Refining. Tuesday features American Legion and Cascade County Community day with a large booth attendance trophy. The program includes national speakers, labor and service club observances, a Bird of Paradise musical and a grand pageant from Aida. The latter weekend showcases professional auto racing, livestock parades, horse races, band concerts, rodeo acts, and spectacular night shows.
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How to Identify Common Barberry Bushes and Rust Threats
Montana State College cautions farmers about black stem rust spreading from common barberry. An 11 year old, Mary Wegner, found a 100 foot hedge, illustrating how barberry enables rust to infect wheat, oats, barley and other grasses. Eradication ends rust life cycle. report suspected bushes to the state barberry office.
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Barberry Find Triggers State Office Notification
A resident believed she found a barberry plant and notified the Montana State College barberry office. She later confirmed the find was the destructive common barberry. The article explains stem rust entry into grain fields via red or summer spores blown northward from southern cereals and grasses.
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Branding Iron To Become Obsolete
Montana State College extension livestock specialist I M C Anderson reports a liquid branding method tested last winter shows durable, easily applied brands on steers cows calves and horses with less animal discomfort. Brands can be applied anytime, even to cows with calf, and complex designs remain clear. Buy American-made products.
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I. M. C. Anderson
Anderson
Wheat program details outlined by national admin
M E L Wilson national wheat production administrator met Montana extension workers in Bozeman to discuss the national wheat program. He spoke at Fargo about regional meetings, stressing farmers’ control through local bodies and that no acreage cut figure is set yet. Reductions will not exceed 20 percent of the last five year average.
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Montana Extension Service
Fargo
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How She Lost 18 Pounds of Fat
A Akron Ohio woman reports losing 18 pounds in a month using Kruschen Salts taking one half teaspoonful daily in hot water. She says she weighs 148 now and plans to lose more, claiming improved health and vigor, clear skin and energy. The ad promises fat loss and health benefits with a four week jar priced as a small cost, with a money back guarantee.
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Akron
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