Pointers on feeding beet by products to lambs
Montana State College notes suggest sturdy low cost feeding yards with drainage and windbreaks for cattle. For lambs, 600 to 1000 per pen, one foot feeding space per lamb, pulp and grain yards, and movable troughs to keep feed dry.
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Louis Vinke
Montana
Mr. Vinke
Corral
Man credits Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for recovery
William Munket of Coeur D'Alene Idaho says a severe cold left him run down but improved after using Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. He claims it cleared his throat and bronchial tubes loosened phlegm and built him up. He urges others to obtain the remedy from a local druggist.
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William Munkel
Mullin Ave
Dr. Pierce
Invalids
Buffalo
N. Y
Farming tests and dairy and crop reports from several counties
Farming tests to compare New York and Karmont winter wheat in Judith Basin. State investigators probe creamery buy practices amid Culbertson and Froid complaints. Sharp Jerseys herd in Lake County sold for an average 105 dollars. Northern Montana Alfalfa Growers' assoc reshapes under cooperative law and plans a seed storage subsidiary. Soil inoculation shows little effect on sweet clover in Daniels County. Cascade County farmers eye seed peas as potential income. All-Flathead fair revival draws large crowds with Governor's Day, Boys and Girls Day. Fergus County pilot uses aeroplane for work and shows at Great Falls. Yellowstone County seed corn prospects hit by severe freezing. 20 percent of normal crop expected, seed shortage likely next spring.
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D. BR. Noble
Fergus County
Stanford
Montana
Great Falls
Yellowstone County
Montana State News Briefs Highlight Local Events
A roundup of state notices reports and brief items from Missoula Billings Great Falls Helena and surrounding towns. Highlights include railway crew activity in Dodson, elections in Glasgow and Livingston, a fatal auto overturn near Hardin, land deals in Denton and Hamilton arrests for anti-Volstead activity, and local civic awards and club elections.
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Dodson
Great Northern Railway
Valentine
Missoula
W. B. Shoemaker
Glasgow
Grand Lodge
G. J. Bonine
Travre
Billings
Ray James
Hardin
Mattie Boyd
Livingston
Rebekah
Jennie Bywaters
Sand Coulee
Great Falls
Reyn Leedom
Commercial Club
Lovell
Wyo
Shelby
Shelby High School
Shelby High School Association
Marion Cavitt
Lyle Burton
William Morrill
Clyde Keltz
Clyde Park
Eddy Bakery
M. N. Morris
J. 4. O'Connell
Lucile Jackliner
Degree of Honor Benefit Association
Jennie Conger
Roundup
Mabel Bauer
C. A. Schenck
State University of Montana Forestry School
Helena
Silver Bow Baptist Association
Anaconda
Curry
Athletic Association
Roundup High School
W. D. Bell
Bozeman
Montana Rand
Tell
M. FP. Mann
Miles City
Plentywood
FP. G. Fishback
Orpheum
Detecting Blackley in Livestock and How to Prevent Its Spread
Vaccinate cattle as advised by county extension agents to combat blackleg a germ disease affecting young cattle six months to two years. Symptoms include swelling in the hindquarters dullness lameness and bloody saliva. Prompt carcass burning prevents spread, with a Cascade County case cited where costs exceeded 1000 dollars.
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Blackley
Ellis
Cascade County
State Will Have Big Turkey Crop
Montana turkey growers faced reports of a bumper Texas crop but officials say the Texas hatch failed due to disease and wet weather. Montana expects a small crop this year, despite earlier unofficial boasts from Texas.
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Montana State College
Arlier
Texas
Montana
H. E. Cushman
Montana Extension Service
Texas Extension Service
Miss Cushman
Doan's Pills Promote Kidney Health Claims
A vintage health ad explains faulty elimination from kidney action causing toxins in blood and fatigue. It touts Doan's Pills as a stimulant diuretic proven for over forty years, claiming widespread acclaim and recommending readers ask their neighbor about the remedy.
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Doan
Sunset Portrait Of A Montana Cowboy At Dusk
A narrator looks from an office to a western sunset seeing a Montana cowboy ride through harvested fields toward the ridge. The figure and his Pinto horse move as one, erasing the man and horse into fading dusk as dust rises behind them.
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Texas
Montana
Ile
West
Turkey market outlook and cautions for growers
Miss Cushman advises turkey growers to resist rumors and avoid panic selling as Texas crop is small but market prospects remain favorable. She notes good industrial conditions and buying power, reducing risk of a flooded market. Montana crops are smaller but of good quality with typical Thanksgiving Christmas balance.
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Miss Cushman
Texas
Montana
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Coffee Creek
John Livingston
Geyser
Culbertson and Froid
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Lake County
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Daniels County
Il. G. Franks
Peerless
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Western Montana National Bank
1St National Tank
Diamond Dye Cyclopedia
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Burlington
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Hianond
Mueller
Justin
Charles M. Russell
Order of Montana Newspaper Association
Frary & Burlingame
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Butte, Montaus
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Buffalo, N. Y
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