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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1927
Page
6
Alice M. Pierce argues sanitation is the key to profitable poultry farming. She urges thorough cleaning of yards and henhouses, warns against relying on sprays, promotes certified flocks, and notes disease largely enters via feed and water.
The originator of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery was the late Ray V. Pierce M D. He began practicing in Western Pennsylvania then moved to Buffalo New York to found the World's Dispensary. The remedy is said to improve appetite digestion blood quality and skin while containing no harmful ingredients.
The forest service will resume quarantine inspection work at Salt Lake City and Ogden to protect Inland Empire white pine forests. C. T. Johnson from Missoula’s blister rust control office has begun the inspections. All entering plants and trees must be inspected before entry under new regulations, as authorities wage a vigorous battle against the pine blister rust.
Farmers embrace tractor efficiency to lower production costs. The report notes domestic machinery boosting output and easing competition with low wage rice production abroad.
Montana agronomist A J Ogaard warns farmers about flashy seed pitches promising miraculous results. He cites Montana Extension Service tests showing which crops and varieties truly suit Montana, urging use of proven standards like Marquis over Garnet and Vermilion, with nurseries statewide testing conditions and evidence-based recommendations.
Advertises Fletcher's Castoria as a safe substitute for Castor Oil Paregoric teething drops and soothing syrups. Claims no narcotics and universal physician recommendation with the genuine product bearing a signature.
ATT REICHMUTH of Denton was reelected president of the Fergus county farm bureau at the annual meeting in Lewistown on March 5. Joe Vanick of Brooks is vice-president and Ray B. Haight of Suffolk is secretary-treasurer. The report notes rising farm product prices in February after months of decline and cites previous price levels.
A home service feature lists lent luncheon recipes including Cheese Dreams Buttered Toast Shrimp Wiggle and Rex Egg Sauce. The collection offers step by step bread crust removal, egg milk batters, and baking directions for croquettes fondue and a macaroni salmon dish with cheese.
Marion Jane Parker outlines methods to revive gingerbread as a dessert with sauces and variations from thin sheets to layers. She also highlights cottage cheese as an economical, versatile farm product useful in salads lunches and fillings with cream to boost richness.
The article notes economical food value with fiften cents pint buys, and cream wires yield many servings. It also gives a repair method for loose screws using a glue and cornmeal mix to secure wooden handles on a carpet sweeper and an ironing board.
An old advertisement offers free samples and a color guide from Diamond Dyes. It promises a free illustrated Color Craft book and a Diamond Dyes Cyclopedia mailed on request, with directions and dye secrets.
Wisconsin leads in silo ownership with about 108 000 silos, more than New York and Pennsylvania combined. The article notes most silos are paired with on farm ensilage cutters.
A columnist argues that the country's moral standard is defined by the behavior and influence of its women, asserting their example guides national norms and values.
Local poultry ad announces direct orders for assorted broilers from Gris Adt. The item list highlights ready-to-process birds and bulk pricing aimed at growers and small farms. Delivery terms are described with emphasis on quick turnaround.
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