Turner branch of Great Northern pushes toward wheat region
Dirt work on the Turner branch of the Great Northern Railroad progresses from Saco toward the Canadian border. Contractors A Guthrie & Co of St Paul oversee 78 miles costing about 2 million dollars. The line aims to serve 1.5 million acres in Phillips and Blaine counties with a focus on farming development and settler qualifications.
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Saco- Turner
Great Northern
Montana
A. Guthrie & Co
St. Paul
Malta
Saco
Ralph Budd
Phillips
Blaine Counties
Turner
Tweet
Silver Bow
Middle West
Great Northern Railway
Agricultural Development Department
East
Stop Thumb Sucking And Bowel Irregularity In Babies
A vintage advice note urges mothers to curb thumb sucking in older infants using mittens or cuffs and warns of bowel irregularities causing constipation. It recommends Fletcher's Castoria as a gentle, plant based remedy for colic, diarrhea, and sleep issues, noting a physician approved history and a motherhood booklet with every bottle.
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Fletcher
Chas. H. Fletcher
Land Options Set for Great Northern Line Lands
Land options covering about 150000 acres were granted to the Great Northern railway or its committee as part of plans for a new line. Prices vary from $5 to $20 per acre for farm and grazing land, with state lands appraised from $10 upward and mostly private ownership.
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Railway Company
Great Northern Railway
Railroad Committee
Accurate Test Essential In Marketing of Wheat
Montana farmer should obtain a fair representative grain sample and send it to a reliable lab for testing. E J Bell Jr of Montana State College explains protein content varies by season soil and growing conditions and accurate tests help estimate grain value and secure premiums for high protein wheat.
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Montana
E J. Bell, Jr
Agricultural Economics Department
Montana State College
Bell
Mr. Bell
Yellowstone gets new agriculture agent from Flathead
B McKee long time Flathead county agent will transfer to Yellowstone county to replace C H Ruzicka as head of extension work. He begins June 1, with Flathead seeking a new agent. The move followed county board and Farm Bureau action at Kalispell on April 24.
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Montana State College
B. McKee
Flathead County
Yellowstone County
C. H. Ruzicka
McKee
Ruzicka
Cuticura for Sore Hands Ad Suggests Full Toilet Set
An advertisement touts Cuticura as remedy for sore hands using Cuticura Soap to wash and dry the hands then Cuticura Ointment to rub in Remove surplus ointment with tissue paper The ad claims Cuticura will serve all toilet needs when Soap Ointment and Talcum are used together.
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Sonk
Farming Topics Highlight Montana Agriculture In 1926 27
Montana King wheat yields in 1926 27 average 18.17 bushels per acre in Daniels county and 31.5 31.6 at Bozeman experiment station with Marquis topping at 31.6. Fergus county wool show and ram sale linked to Central Montana fair next fall. Supreme wheat seed sales and seed foundation work in Flathead Glacier Toole counties. Oat tests in Valley county show Markton 36.3 bushels and Swedish Select 33.0 with Markton recommended. Over 12 000 cattle tested in tuberculosis drive. 45 reactors. Wheat price outlook favorable due to high winter kill in parts of US. Western Montana Poultry assoc marketing 50 cases eggs weekly. aim 100 cases. Western Montana winter wheat condition favorable. 325 high school students attended Montana State College scholarship contests.
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Montana
Daniels County
Montana King
Marquis
Bozeman
Fergus County
Flathead County
Glacier and Toole
Valley County
Markton
Manner
Enoch Swanson
Montana Seed Growers' Association For
Montana Produce Morals Moralistic Advice
Advice urges Montanans to buy local fruits vegetables and meats and avoid eastern imports to support Montana products. It champions local goods as superior and cautions against repeating mistakes after blunders.
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Louisiana
Montana
Chief Bane: Living By Fashion Over Reason, Seneca Quotation
A reflection on humanity's flaw of following trends rather than guided by reason. The quote contrasts living by external fashion with the pursuit of rational conduct and virtue. It invites readers to question social conformity and seek wiser guidance.
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Seneca
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Steck
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Franklin Blackleg
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Cole
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Billings, Ment
Brown & Mann
Gallatin Chick Hatchery
Bozeman, Mont
E “Killefer
S. C
R. I
Washinston
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Nine Mile River
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Missoula
Missouri River
Milwaukee and
Northern Pacific Railways
Blackfoot Land Development CO
Treasure State Farm and Livestock
Turner Branch
Coulee
Big Flat
Ruth Brittain
Beil
Yellowstone
United States
East Central States
United States Department of Agriculture
Western Montana Co-operative Poultry Association
Bayer
Katine
W. L. Lee
9Th Ave
Seattle
Land Redemption Co
Great Falls
Paquetier
Auddlemen
Catelog—Saher
Sustin's
Lacwest Priess
Fred Mueller
Sadole E Harness Ca
Larde
Danven, Core
Carnation
Carnation Mek Products CO
Metals Bank Bldg
Butte
Carnation Milk
C.M.P. Co
the Stockmens Union Yards
Epskane Mitha Bast Moenteck Martes
Pacifec
Armest
Carstens
Geckhofer
Frodsham Commission Company Stockmen’s Union Yards
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