Montana Grain Outlook Advises Steady Acreage and Diversification
Montana State College reports the 1927 agricultural outlook urges keeping spring wheat acreage near last year’s level, cutting production costs, and boosting quality. It recommends emphasis on hay and livestock production, diversified farming, and market trend study to maximize returns amid steady prices and favorable livestock demand.
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Montana
Nod
Mve
United States
A Mother's Experience With Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription
Mrs James Doyle of Spokane Washington praises Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription for easing weakness and nervous conditions after marriage and during motherhood. She reports lasting strength and urges others to try it. She notes she obtained it at a neighborhood drug store and can write for medical advice without charge.
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Spokane
James Doyle
Smith St
Dr. Pierce
President Invalids
Buffalo
Range Outlook Best in Years For Montana livestock
Montana livestock report says range outlook is best in three years with excellent moisture for spring grass. Cattle and sheep moisture conditions improved from last month though winter ranges remain mostly inaccessible due to snow. Cattle condition 95 percent of normal, sheep 89 percent, state totals 86 percent for March 1 1927 with regional variation and feed shortages in southeastern areas.
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Federal Co-Operative Hivestock Reporting Service
Montana
Preparing for the Spring Pig Crop and Profits
Walter B. Romley outlines precautionary steps for the 1927 spring pig crop. He stresses balanced rations, warm dry farrowing quarters, careful sow management, sanitation to prevent worm infestations, and meticulous care during farrowing and early pig growth to maximize profits. He cites losses from farrowing to market and promotes a disciplined, ongoing husbandry approach.
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Walter B. Romley
Agricultural Eg
Poteton Department
International Harvester Company
United States
Hesh
McLean County
Farming leaders and growers plan for 1927 poultry and dairy market
L. E. Cowden of Sidney, chair of the Lower Yellowstone Agricultural Conference poultry committee, reports 1926 turkey receipts above $900 and projects $1,500 in winter sales. Yellowstone Co operative Dairymen plan a cream handling station at Sidney and a poultry marketing pool for 1927, with 100000 pounds each of butter fat and poultry expected to be sold.
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Clark's Fork Valley
Montana
Blackfoot Land Development CO
Missoula
Moat
Montana State College
RS. L. E. Cowden
Sidney
Lower Yellowstone
Yellowstone Co-operative Dairymen's Association
Grain stocks on farms lower in 1926 than 1925
United States farm grain holdings on March 1 were generally small and below year earlier levels. The crop reporting board of the Agriculture Department reported 15.7 percent of the 1925 wheat crop remained on farms, compared with 14.8 percent for the 1925 crop in 1926. Corn, oats and rye percentages varied, with barley slightly below 1920 levels.
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United States
Colorado
Nebraska
Crop Reporting Board
Department of Agriculture
Scabies Quarantine Extended in California Louisiana Mississippi
The secretary of agriculture orders a scabies quarantine effective on and after May 1, 1927 in California Louisiana and Mississippi. California and Louisiana extend a prior quarantine while Mississippi adds new areas not previously quarantined.
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Secretary of Agriculture
California
Louisiana
Mississippi
Milk Tuberculin Rules Spark Citywide Health Drive
A national survey shows over 1200 cities require milk from tuberculin tested cows. Officials expect nearly all towns will mandate testing for cows supplying milk for human use. Protein content drives higher prices for high protein wheat. Portugal trades recover postwar as US exports rise. Nineteen more counties declared bovine tuberculosis free.
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United States
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
State statisticians to take lead on crop estimates
Dr. 8. A. Jones of the Washington office says decentralizing the crop estimates bureau shifts responsibility to Montana and other states. He notes improved cooperation with the state department of agriculture and state college, allowing Washington to focus on research while state statisticians handle on ground data and timely preliminary estimates.
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United States Bureau of Crop Estimates
A. Jones
Washington
Jones
Crop Reporting Board
Helena
J. D. Diamond
Montana
Omelet artistry for springtime cooks and eggs
A 1930s home economics piece extols the omelet as springtime fare. It contrasts queenly, delicate omelets with common failures and provides a detailed one person recipe plus variations like Tomato Omelet and Lemon tomato blends.
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Jeannette Beyer
Home Service Dept
Royal Milling Company
Bayer Aspirin Offers Safe Pain Relief for Many Ailments
The ad touts Bayer Aspirin as a trusted, physician recommended remedy proven safe by millions. It notes the Bayer Cross as proof of authenticity and lists common uses such as colds rheumatism neuralgia and headache with directions on every package.
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Bayer
Surprise Omelets Ready For All Occasions
Versatile omelets solve meal dilemmas from empty pan to guests. A white sauce forms the base, cheese or vegetables add body, and even meats or oysters can enrich the dish. Inside fillings range from watermelon preserves to currant jelly, onions, peppers and tomato sauces for Spanish or Chinese twists.
Look at Childs Tongue is Sick Cross Feverish
Health warning of a home remedy for children promotes California Fig Syrup as a gentle laxative. It claims to cure fussiness, poor appetite, stomach distress, and constipation in kids and adults, urging buyers to request the genuine product and beware counterfeits.
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California
California Fig Syrup Company
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