Profits Increased On The Farm This Season
The Missouri Experiment Station note argues that farm profits hinge on long lasting machinery kept under cover when idle. It urges farmers to care for gear, grease extensively, and store tools properly to avoid rust and costly losses, highlighting binder life and four buying words Simplicity Reliability Durability Accessibility.
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M. A. R. Kelley
Missouri Experiment Station
Notice of Closing of Registration for Montana Election
The county of Teton Montana closes registration at 5 p m on Saturday October 7 1916 for the general election on November 7 1916 Electors may register in person with the county clerk or with a deputy registrar Those who did not vote in 1914 and have not re registered must re register Those who moved precincts must apply for transfer If not registered you cannot vote E C Garrett County Clerk and Ex Officio Registrar First pub Sept 6 last Oct 11
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Teton
Montana
Teton County
E. C. Garrett
Lamb production cost estimated in northwest states
Grazinz experts of the forest service estimate that producing lambs in the northwestern states costs $1.82 per head. The remark on Turkey notes it lacks a navy capable of rivaling Kiel canal strength.
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Grazinz
Forest Service
Turkey
Kiel Canal
Lure of Strength Brings Bonita to Elopement Daring
Bonita and Jim plan to marry after eloping from the Pitchfork ranch wandering through heat and longing. Jim, a strong cowboy, expresses love and commitment while Bonita wrestles with fear and longing for home and Mil’s companionship. They ride toward town with momentum, ending in Bonita declaring a marriage vow.
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Jim
Baldy
Mil
Stepmother
Ben
Bill Perry
Mildred
Ponita
Pitchfork Ranch
Pitchfork Outfit
Old Eagle
One
Eagle
Old Mother Durkin
Forest Notes on Wood Types and Alcohol Yield
A, B, and C notes describe that one ton of coniferous wood waste yields 15 to 25 gallons of 190 proof alcohol. Oak bark, colored inner bark, is used for dye making. Oak wood is prized for carving for its durability and toughness, while chestnut, American walnut, mahogany, and teak suit fine work. Italian walnut, lime, sycamore, apple, pear or plum are also used.
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