Flax Declared Leading Montana Cash Crop by Agronomist
Montana State College agronomist Clyde McKee says flax, nearly matching wheat per acre returns, could be a leading cash crop in many areas. The bulletin notes flax production trends, acreage shifts, yields, and market outlook, with Montana counties showing strong per acre returns compared to wheat.
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Clyde McKee
Montana State College
Montana
Montana Experiment Station
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
McKee
Sheridan
Daniels
Valley
McCone
Richland
Dawson
Mrs Roy Boyer Credits Pierce's Favorite Prescription
Mrs Roy Boyer of Cour d Alene Idaho says a run down condition, back pain, and nervous weakness vanished after using Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She reports feeling relief after one bottle and full recovery after the second. The ad urges readers to obtain it from a druggist or request a trial packet by mailing 10 cents to Buffalo New York.
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Cour d’Alene
Idaho
Doctor Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Roy Boyer
West Garden Ave
Invalids’ Hotel
Buffalo, N. Y
Plan for State's Eight Women's Camps in Montana
Montana launches eight girls camps directed by the Extension Service with local women's groups. Notable speakers include Mrs. Marietta Johnson and nine state and national figures. Camps run June 11 to June 26 across Billings Bozeman Helena Camp Tuffitt Glasgow Brush Lake Sidney and Forsyth with programs on child training leadership recreation and lectures.
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Montana
Blanche Lee
Montana Extension Service
Billings
Bozeman
Helena
Camp Tuffitt
Lake County
Glasgow
Madge Reese
United States Department of Agriculture
Bertha Eckhardt
Educational Department
The
Victor Talking Machine Co
Alfred Atkinson
Montana State College
Eugene Merritt
J. C. Taylor
Hazel Bonness
Montana State Board of Health
Helen Jones
Montana Flour Mills Co
Eunice Stevens
Inez LaBonsier
Susanne Thompson
Miriiam Hawkins
Cams
Mrs Kate Johnson Denies Liquor Ties in Texas Gubernatorial Bid
Mrs. Kate M Johnson seeking Texas governorship declares she has never tasted alcohol amid her campaign on a soggy platform.
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Kate M. Johnson
Texas
Crop prospects best in years across Montana
Montana extention director J C Taylor reports better crop, range, and livestock conditions than ever before. Spring wheat acreage may rise about 10 percent. corn and flax plantings advance early. lamb crops expected near record highs with range sheepmen seeing 90 to 100 percent lambs.
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Montana State College
J. C. Taylor
Montana Extension Service
Taylor
Montana
Montana Anti-Saloon League Plans Two State Conventions
Two statewide prohibition conventions are planned in June under the Montana anti-Saloon League. The first meeting will be in Great Falls from June 18 to 20, followed by a second in Missoula from June 24 to 27.
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Montana Anti
Farming Notes Show Seed Distribution and Local Ag Projects
Montana State College reports 1400 pounds of certified seed distributed to 4-H members for foundation stock under Montana Potato Improvement rules. Teton County Wool Growers elect a sales committee to manage a 2500 pound wool pool. Ruby Valley and Madison County communities join magpie control efforts with prizes from Sheridan and Twin Bridges clubs. A 4-H baby beef club forms in Upper Highwood with six members and prepared calves. Helena seeks a union stockyard with Northern Pacific and Great Northern railroads. Moon Creek demos crested wheat grass with early growth advantages. A cattle dipping vat opens near Mona with 50 cent per head charge. Lower Valley tests barley varieties Colsess Horsford Trebi Fausts Blue Hulless White Smyrna. Lincoln County to plant 6000 pounds Grimm alfalfa seed for plots. Roosevelt County holds tillage demos on plowless fallow and soil protection methods.
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Montanaa State College
Stillwaters
Montana’ Potato Improvement Association
Flathead
Bank Fee Protest Leads Kalispell Banking Meeting
Flathead farm bureau members protested a service charge on bank accounts under fifty dollars. In Conrad National Bank, over fifty farmers met with Kalispell bankers who planned a banking committee to study the issue. HB Kelley chairs the committee with M T Small and A S Howard. Arthur Small, bureau president, reported bankers will examine the matter and seek a satisfactory adjustment.
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Flathead
The
Farm Bureau
Mill Rebuilding Planned At Kila For Montana Lumber
A crew of 12 under J H Graves will rebuild the Montana Lumber Products mill that burned recently. President H C Karow says the mill should be done in 30 days at a site about one mile west of the old location on Count creek in Flathead county. The mill sits in the heart of 6,000,000 feet of timber recently acquired and will have a capacity of 25,000 feet daily, matching the previous output.
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J. H. Graves
Kila
Montana Lumber Products Company
H. C. Karow
Count Creek
Flathead County
Mildred Boasts Juvenile Band of Fifteen Players
The Mildred community near Miles City Montana proudly notes a 15 piece high school juvenile band. N D Kotsonaros, a local businessman, says Mildred may be the only town of its size in the northwest to field such a group.
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Mildred
Montana
Northwest
Miles City
N. D. Kotsonaros
Sunday Dinner Hangups and Easy Oven Dinners
From a homemaking column praising Sunday meals the author notes the need for a simpler, prepared ahead feast. Tips include roasting meat with vegetables the day before, desserts and salads made ahead, and family help to lift the Sunday burden. Recipes for braised beef, orange sauce, and desserts follow.
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Sister
Brother
Home Cookery Ideas From Calumet Co Recipes Page
Marian Jane Parker presents meatless menus and recipes from the Calumet Baking Powder Co. kitchen in Chicago. Featured dishes include Salmon Loaf, Baked Apple Dumplings, Hot Scones and more with step by step directions and measurements for home bakers.
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Marian Jane Parker
Calumet Baking Powder Co
Chicago
Illinois
Miles City Yields State Corn Show to Other Communities
The Miles City commercial club votes to relinquish perpetual title to the Montana state corn show allowing it to travel to entertaining communities. If no one desires hosting in a year it may return to Miles City. Sidney in Richland county plans to host the 1927 exhibition with county cooperation to secure racks and display materials.
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Miles
Miles City
Sidney
Richland County
Commercial Club
Senate approves four more land offices in Montana
A bill creating four new land offices in Montana at Helena Miles City Lewistown and Glasgow and one each in Oregon La Grande South Dakota Rapid City and Idaho Bailey passes the senate and goes to the house. The new offices would replace those abolished by executive order.
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Montana
Oregon
South Dakota
Idaho
Senate
House
Helena
Miles City
Lewistown
Glasgow
la Grande
Rapid City
Bailey
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