State Agricultural College guides Montana tillage experiments
Leading articles from Bozeman experts describe state and federal funding for Montana tillage experiments and report on best methods. Readers are urged to file these articles for reference and future use.
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State Agricultural College
Bozeman
Montana
Prospects for a Large Bitter Root Valley Crop
Dr. W. S. Regan reports unusually strong orchard health in the Bitter Root valley with most trees in fine shape and fruit set exceeding tree capacity. He notes effective sprays against leaf roller and tent caterpillars, and warns of plum Aphis and currant fruit fly threats requiring targeted treatments and careful baiting.
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Bitter Root
W. S. Regan
State College Experiment Station
Cuticura Promotes Pimples Vanish Regimen
An old advertisement urges use of Cuticura Ointment to remove pimples and blackheads, wash with Cuticura Soap in five minutes, and maintain clear skin with daily toilet use. It also warns against missing Cuticura Talcum.
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Srens
Sofia cabinet toppled by army cabal
The Bulgarian cabinet has been forced from power as an army cabal seizes control and signals a major political upheaval. The event centers on military influence replacing civilian leadership and shaping the nation's immediate future.
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Sofia
Mrs Norton 73 Fights Burglar in Chicago Home
In Chicago Mrs Anna Norton aged 73 boxed the ears of a burglar she found in her residence. The intruder fled the scene without harming her.
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Chicago
Anna Norton
Building Reservoirs in Dry Montana Farms
Blaine Ferguson of the Montana State College extension service outlines methods for constructing small storage reservoirs on dry land farms. He details dam design, layered embankment packing, rock riprap on the water side, and exact pressure considerations to prevent failure, with top width and slope guidance for stability.
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Blaine Ferguson
Montana State College Extension Service
Montana
Ferguson
Reporter David P. Van Horne Dies in Billings Hotel
David P. Van Horne editor of the Rapelje Advocate and former Havre Promoter and Chester Democrat, once a railroad builder, died of heart failure at a Billings hotel after being struck down a third time today on the steps of the federal building.
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Billings Federal Building
David P. van Horne
Rapelje Advocate
Havre
Chester Democrat
West
Billings
National Drive for New Grape-Nuts Recipes Launched
The Postum Cereal Co. of Battle Creek announces a nationwide campaign inviting housewives to submit new Grape-Nuts recipe ideas. Prizes total over $7,500 with at least 101 recipes bought at $50 each and four top entries earning $1,000 $750 or $500 and $250 respectively. Good Housekeeping Institute will judge the four winning submissions.
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America
Postum Cereal Co., Inc
Battle Creek
Michigan
Good Housekeeping Institute
Good Housekeeping Magazine
Accidents Rise as Montana Industries Reopen
W B McLaughlin, secretary of the state industrial accident board, says Montana work resumption led to a record high number of accidents in two years. Most incidents occur in mining with winter lumbering injuries easing as the year progresses.
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Montana
State Industrial Accident Board
W. B. McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Mr. McLaughlin
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