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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1930
Page
6
Public health officials warn against eating raw or undercooked pork after a Reading Pennsylvania outbreak of trichinosis that killed three and sickened about thirty. The illness stems from raw pork sausage and is caused by trichinae, parasites in swine meat. Thorough cooking is urged to prevent infection.
L H Smith of the U S Department of Agriculture assists William De Young of the Montana Experiment Station in a mid year start survey of Gallatin valley soils. The project aims to map and evaluate soil types for a forthcoming bulletin with cooperation from the experiment station chemistry team.
Montana plans to send at least one pen of dark brown Leghorns to the Worlds Poultry Congress in London July 22 to 30. H L Doig of Toston sends a trio to compete with 39 nations. D L Haig and John L Dorsh are noted Montana exhibitors with prior blue ribbons.
A pure white llama stands out as a rarity when certain individuals exhibit unexpected coloration. The striking animal draws attention from observers and experts alike seeking to explain unusual genetic expressions.
A Montana State extension dairy specialist and researchers from Missouri report that high producing cows eat more and digest more efficiently. Experiments with Jersey cows show heavier eaters yield more milk and butterfat, while maintenance needs rise but production per extra feed remains similar. Appetite and digestive capacity mark profitable cows.
The United States Department of Agriculture confirms bees commonly fly eight miles to nectar and back with a honey load. In Wyoming alfalfa regions hives eight miles from nectar yielded daily eight mile trips, risking straggling landings and occasional losses due to sand storms head winds and cool weather.
Mary Campbell a Snohomish county Washington 4-H member won a 400 dollar scholarship from the Daughters of the American Revolution as the outstanding club member at the fourth national 4-H club camp in Washington D C held in June.
Carrots need frequent plantings to maintain supply with new rows every two weeks. Harvest young carrots tender enough to eat and use for flavoring soups. English marrow squashes are best when picked young and cooked whole with butter, resembling asparagus.
Joe C Darrah of Rev Mr Fergus County rises as a noted turkey raiser since 1918 with his Treasure State Giants. Milwaukee magazine highlights his farm and artesian well while Rowland notes prize wins from 1923 to 1925 including state shows in B and Grand Forks with multiple cups and ribbons for best display and bronzed turkeys.
The Farm Board endorses farmers keeping wheat at home to ease terminal congestion and improve marketing prospects. It criticizes threshing direct marketing and notes a shift toward storing grain locally as favorable. The June Pig Survey reports a 17 percent drop in the western spring pig crop, with 3 to 28 percent declines elsewhere.
The article discusses growing and using carrots beans marrows and summer squashes in home gardens. It covers crowding issues cooking methods sweet and sour carrot sauce with butter flour sugar and vinegar lemon juice as an alternative and frying baby marrows when small. It also mentions fertilizing and irrigation for successional crops and harvesting squash when two inches in diameter.
Forty three inspectors will supervise grain and feed inquiries as farmers in Chouteau County report grasshopper activity to Fort Benton. Miller and Louis Vinke outline the Inter Mountain Live Stock Marketing setup and related credit organizations at a Livingston meeting led by County Agent Ralph Jorgenson.
Castoria, a pure vegetable preparation, pleases children with its bland taste. It soothes colic and aids sleep, relieves diarrhea, eases constipation, and helps regulate a child’s bowels. Sold in every drugstore with the genuine CHAS. H. Pletcher signature.
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