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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1925
Page
6
A Montana State College article explains efficient big team operations for horse teams. It details harnessing steps from hanging gear to collar placement, bridling, and leading as a unit, plus barn tying methods to speed out of the stall and manage many animals safely.
The Montana Extension Service issues a new bulletin titled The Kitchen to reduce kitchen drudgery and extend life. Written by Gertrude Hoffman, it follows kitchen contests across five counties involving about 400 women. The 92 page guide details layouts, time saving devices, water systems, ventilation, lighting, and sanitation to improve efficiency and comfort in farm homes. Copies are free from Bozeman Extension Service.
A distinguished citizen Dr. R. V. Pierce rated highly for both public and professional achievements. His Golden Medical Discovery is advertised as a blood medicine and stomach alterative that clears the skin and improves circulation. Consumers are urged to see their local druggist or send 10 cents for a tablet trial.
Ebner Barkoff, 14, son of J A Barkoff of Simms, sold his 1900 pound Shorthorn yearling steer to Great Falls Meat Co. for 86 cash. The animal, raised from calf, won top awards at the North Central Montana Cown and Livestock Show and the Boys and Girls Club fair.
Forest Service selects nineteen sites to place rain gauges next spring across western Montana and northern Idaho, aiming to collect rainfall data in high and remote basins outside traditional weather bureau coverage. H. R. Flint describes the project shared with the Northern Rocky Mountain experiment station to study forest growth and fire protection.
The driver always leads the left hand horse of the first pair and turns to the right so he exits through one door and enters the opposite door. A glass vessel can shatter from a musical pitch when vibrations match exactly, typically using a violin. The high notes vibrate about 1000 times per second.
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