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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1924
Page
2
Leading notes describe Montana tillage experiments funded by state and federal governments at the State Agricultural College in Bozeman. Articles outline results and best practices, urging readers to save them for reference.
The World reports Eleonora Duse is dead in Pittsburg. Gompers leads a beer limit raise effort in Washington. Batan island islanders face a volcanic threat near San Dionisio. The Northern Pacific land grant probe advances in Congress. California fights foot and mouth disease under federal agriculture. Two men are hanged in San Quentin for murders of Los Angeles officers. Mexico City endures a strong earthquake. Stock plague cases mount in California as Nevada enacts auto-tourist quarantine and Arizona reports arrivals. An aviation accident in San Francisco Bay leaves pilots unharmed. Buffalo Bill statue to be unveiled in Cody Wyoming with Miss Garlow. NYC detectives arrest a Brooklyn hair style incident couple. Mexican rebel Cavazos is killed near Pachuca. Three Young brothers shot in Ville Platte feud. Mutiny on British steamer Newton Bay prompts aid request offshore.
Montana farm families charted gains through diversified livestock and crops. Chas Lorash and sons stabilized finances amid price slumps by pig and calf clubs. Sindelar built a nearly 200 acre diversified operation with sugar beets and cattle, while W N Gates shifted to Montana ownership and supported rising livestock income.
An advertisement targets women with Diamond Dyes offering simple directions to dye or tint faded fabrics at home. Each 15 cent package promises straightforward use for first time dyers, with color choices available at drug stores.
Mr Gates recalls starting with five lambs in 1919 buying 5 for 8 dollars and 22 for 2 dollars next year all weak from nearby ranches. He now has 75 head including 39 from Henry Wolterman and his own gains. Wool brought 109 from 27 sheep. he plans summer tillage and inter tilled crops with 150 acres of wheat and profits from cows hogs and sheep.
Announcement from Missoula states a Montana Idaho company with Butte and Missoula men as partners will begin a ten year operation near Big Springs Idaho along the Yellowstone park branch of the Oregon Short Line railroad.
Washington Senator Copeland of New York will request a tally comparing cash outlays and insurance costs for a proposed soldier bonus. The move aims to assess the financial burden and scope of the plan.
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