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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1908
Page
3
Government and other leading authors weigh in on farming practices and allied topics, offering insights into policy impacts, crop management, and sustainable approaches for modern agriculture.
An 1897 Ohio experiment compares open barnyard manure with stable manure and tests treatments with acids lime gypsum kainit and other additives. Results show treated yard manure adds about 61 cents per ton and stall manure 35 cents per ton, with kainit sometimes improving gains but offset by higher cost.
The piece urges conservatism amid a wave of people hoping to strike it rich with little effort by investing in chickens. It portrays optimism and caution about quick profits and the need for prudent finances.
A man feeding 20 to 25 bushels of grain weekly aims to save tolls by grinding his own feed, with the savings expected to cover the cost of a feed mill once established.
A guide explains how large trees may be moved with soil balls and careful support. It discusses size limits, soil types, and a step by step trench and plank method to preserve fibrous roots and ensure balanced weight during transplanting.
Washington labor leaders say a seven story Temple of Industrial Arts is practically assured to rise in a central city location. Architect Dore Wolfsteiner envisions a fireproof French style complex with vast hall, galleries, reading rooms, library, and club facilities. The site remains secret but a prominent business street is implied.
A racist cartoonish exchange shows a voter suppression context where an educa tional qualification is required for voting and a black man is asked about the writ of certiorari, answering it is something to keep blacks from voting. A quip about theater etiquette follows, noting a hat removal habit by a seated woman in a box and contrasting behavior in the audience.
The Chinese ambassador Wu Ting-Fang quickly adopted American ideas on transportation during his first mission. He learned to ride a bicycle, taught it to his son, and staff followed, with many oriental aides riding on wheels. He bought and used an automobile, while his wife enjoyed city tours with Mr Wain, as fast a running machine as allowed by law.
At a congressional reception the president greeted a western schoolgirl with a warm handshake. The girl, blushing and shy, expressed her delight with a simple "Same here" as she spoke to the president, embodying prairie vitality and youth.
From Sunny San Bernardino Lionel M Heath of 158 Eighth Street writes he suffered fifteen years from back pain frequent urination dropsy and rheumatic kidney trouble. Dean's Kidney Pill cured him five years ago and he repeats his public endorsement. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
A comical exchange shows a prospective buyer reacting to a collision while an auto demonstrator touts an advanced shock absorber as the remedy and consolation. The scene highlights consumer bravado versus safety concerns in a car showroom dialogue.
Laura Jane Bates of New York reports a severe scabies case with neipient paresis and rheumatism from exposure. After seven weeks with little progress, she used Cuticura Soap Resolvent and Ointment. within five weeks the patient recovered enough to seek work.
Speculators who bet on an unripe New York State and Canadian apple crop face losses estimated over two million dollars as 2,000,000 barrels remain unsold. Brokers and farmers traded futures on Baldwins and Greenings, gambling on the crop much like stocks or horse racing, with buyers reluctant to take the fruit and unloads piling up.
A Oswego Mont woman describes gradual eye weakness and flashes blamed on coffee. She quits coffee and uses Postum Food Coffee, reporting eyes fully recovered after about three months and improved nervous health. A friend also reports relief from dyspepsia and headaches after switching to Postum. There’s a Reason.
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