Value of corn boosts farming in Teton County
The agricultural extension service engages farmers in Teton County to expand corn production. Experiments show Teton’s suitability, with upcoming local shows and the Great Falls corn show in November highlighting regional progress and seed importance. Eastern Montana leads in corn as a feed and soil conditioner, aiding next season wheat.
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Agricultural Extension Service
Teton County
Montana
Great Falls
Farmers Report Corn Yield Beats Spring and Tall Plowing
A number of farmers in Ton County report corn outyielding spring and tall plowing, with good success this year. The results are expected to stimulate the local agricultural industry and benefit all sectors of farming life.
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Ton County
Montana Resources and Prohibition Enforcement Issues
Montana highlights vast untapped water power on the Missouri river and tributaries, noting 99 percent of state electricity comes from hydro. The piece discusses lax prohibition enforcement, a Teton county raid yielding thirteen gallons of illicit whiskey, destruction of evidence, and calls for legislative amendments to enable effective enforcement.
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Missouri River
Montana
Department of Labor and Industry
Teton County
Trail
Signs of the Times in Spokane Special Election
The Spokane district elected a Democrat in a normally Republican seat. The platform appealed to radical progressive and discontent groups, with a $1.75 wheat price plank and a soldier bonus plea attracting farmers and veterans. These planks helped sway votes to the winning candidate.
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Congress
Spokane
Montana Prohibition Law Failing Enforce Nearly Halts Arrests
The Montana prohibition statute, intended to enforce both state and federal liquor bans, is criticized for hindering local lawmen. Courts require warrants and direct sight of a violation before arrest or seizure, enabling moonshiners to conceal evidence and evade enforcement.
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Montana
Legislative Assembly
State Supreme Court
Dry Forks News Highlights Local Visits and School Bids
Mr and Mrs Frank Miller took their daughter to Choteau this week for high school. Miss Neville Dry Forks teacher arrived to start school Monday. Roy Moye traveled to Pendray to join sister and Tacoma visitors including Lola May. Threshing is ongoing. Miss Olive Thierrien leaves for Wolf Creek to teach. The Connor family visited Frank Connor in hospital in Chateau.
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Frank Miller
Choteau
Dave Anderson
Miss Neville
Dry Forks School
Sehkool
Roy Moye
Pendray
Tacoma
Wash
Lola May
Charlie Macintosh
Olive Thierrien
Wolf Creek Mont
Connor
Chateau
Frank Connor
Annual Red Cross Armistice Day summons headline
America shows its humanitarian reach as the Red Cross mobilizes nationwide after a crushing quake in Japan. The piece notes Red Cross preparedness as a charter duty and emphasizes instant field readiness to lead a broad relief effort requested by the President.
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Red Cross
America
Japan
American Red Cross
Red Cross Armistice Day Roll Call Expands Organizing Drive
The American Red Cross urges millions of members to support a worldwide Roll Call from Armistice Day November 11 to Thanksgiving November 29. About 3600 chapters in the United States will enroll members, energized by a renewed effort sparked by a call from Japan.
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American Red Cross
Red Cross
United States
White Pine Marketed as Valuable Native Timber
The American Tree Association notes the white pine is among the most valuable native trees. It grows 100 to 150 feet tall, yields fine lumber, and was among the first species to be heavily exhausted.
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American Tree Association
Maryland County Leads U.S. in Goldfish Production
Frederick county Maryland dominates goldfish farming with about 370 acres under water. The region ships over 100 million fish annually, the highest output in the nation.
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Maryland
Frederick County
America
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