Treasure State farm and livestock economic conferences planned
Montana State College reports eleven county agricultural economic conferences and two irrigation district meetings this fall and winter. Counties involved include Ravalli Missoula Sanders Flathead Lincoln and Lake with committees formed to draft specific programs.
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Montana State College
Montana Extension Service
Montana
Ravalli
Bmlissoula
Sanders
Flathead
Lincoln
Lake County
Fred Bennion
Missoula
Sherman Johnson
Montana Experiment Station
Great Falls
Walier
Sun River
Bynum
Central
Malta
Milk River
Valley
Phillips
Blaine
I. D. O’donnell
Great Northern Railroad
Farming Weather and County Updates Across Montana Valleys
In southern Montana August weather sped up harvest with wet grain and losses to shrinkage. Fergus County plans a county club agent after board action, while Daniels County Livestock Shipping Association explores cooperative buying and hay and feed orders. Richland County reports 90 percent grain cut with 18 to 38 bushels per acre, and weed eradication in Stillwater shows carbon bisulphide 100 percent effective against wild morning glory.
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Montana State College
Montana
Daniela County Livestock Shipping Association
Scobey
Richland County
Stillwater County
Karmont Winter Wheat Gains Favor in Cascade County
Cascade County farmers report Karmont winter wheat yielding several bushels per acre more than Turkey Red and matching or surpassing it in milling and baking qualities. R. S. O Day of Fife plans to plant 1000 bushels next season after purchasing seed from John Loy of Waltham. Continuous testing at Moccasin and local farms shows strong yields and growing seed stock to over 20 000 bushels. Proper treatment with 50 percent copper carbonate reduces smut, with seeding best between Aug 10 and Sept 15.
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R. S. O'Day
Fife
Montana
Karmont
John Loy
Waltham
Henry Wientz
Earmont
Turkey
Wientz
Cascade County
R. E. Cameron
Moccasin
Cameron
C. M. Storm of
Andy Ireland
Simms
Montana Seed Growers’ Association
Dick O'Day
O'Day
C. M. Storm of Power
Storm
Masada
Ida
Clark Bumgarner
Joe Gilles
Sun River
Charles Weberg
Belt
Sig Carlson
Cascade
John Bergman
Power
Ole Gunderson
Frank Creveling
Emil Swedebloom
County Extension Service
Wheat Crop Rolls In at Equity Co operative Elevator
Wheat continues to roll in at the Equity Co operative elevator in Cheral dine. One day 215 loads were received.
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Equity Co-operative
Cheraldine
Ordination of Frank B. Hillis in Hot Springs Church
Frank B. Hillis, a noted figure in Bible school and church work in Plains, was recently ordained to the ministry at the Hot Springs Presbyterian church. He is recognized for active service in religious education and local church leadership.
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Frank B. Hillis
Plains
Hot Springs
Early Lewis and Clark County potato crop shows high quality
The county reports an excellent quality potato crop but only a light yield this year. The reduced production stems from a poor seed stock stand caused by last September’s untimely freeze impacting vitality.
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Lewis and Clark County
Clergyman Leaves Bozeman for Portland Pastorship
The Rev. E. T. Standifer, longtime pastor of Morton Memorial Methodist Episcopal church in Bozeman, has moved to assume a new pastorate with the Southern Methodist church in Portland, Oregon.
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Portland
E. T. Standifer
Morton Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Bozeman
Southern Methodist Church
Ore
Plains child lost in woods found after hour
A Plains girl named Plevicker was lost for about an hour while picnicking with her parents near Swamp Creek. Rescue teams reached the site and found her, delivering assistance to the family shortly after locating her.
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Plevicker
Morning Glory Battle In Cascade County Wheat Field
Frank A. Givens of Great Falls battles a morning glory invasion on 80 acres of his Deep Creek farm. County agents deploy carbon bisulphide and sodium arsenic in pits to kill the vines threatening wheat and corn after floodwaters deposited seeds. This marks a first in the county as Givens vows to spend 2500 dollars to save the crop.
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Frank A. Givens
Great Falls
Givens
Deep Creek
Cascade County
Agricultural Department
The
State College
Board of County Commissioners
R. E. Cameron
Cameron
Muskrat farming grows in Montana prospects rise
L M Bussey of Minneapolis says Montana will become a key player in muskrat fur farming as farms expand in Kalispell Whitefish Deer Lodge Swane Columbus Hamilton and Great Falls with more planned. He notes rising pelt demand spurs farming and that semi domestication yields larger shinier pelts and bigger litters.
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Montana
L. M. Bussey
Minneapolis
Canada
Idaho
Colorado
Mr. Massey
Northwest Fur Company of
Bussey
Carnation Cheese Souffie and Other Carnation Recipes
A collection of Carnation milk based recipes including Cheese Souffle Chicken Souffle Griddle Cakes Lemon Rice Cream Date Cake and Icing plus Caramel Custard Scalloped Cabbage and Cream Sauce. Each uses Carnation milk diluted with water and standard pantry ingredients with step by step instructions and oven temperatures.
Babies Cry For Castoria in Early Ad Pages
Ad copy touts Castoria as a safe, harmless substitute for soothing infants. It claims the product has been used for over 30 years and features a signature guarantee from physicians and a genuine bottle with a signature.
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Fletcher
Europe
Renee Nee
Late Harvest Delays Geraldine School Opening
Due to a late harvest the Geraldine school will not open on September 13 as planned. The start date shifts to later in the month.
First New York Call Reaches Stanford Office
The Stanford office received its first telephone call from New York via Frank W. Lester. The seven minute talk connected New York and Stanford, marking an early long distance use at the university.
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Stanford
New York
Frank W. Lester
New York City
Hazing Prohibition Warns Park County High Students
Brown principal of Park County High School warns Livingstone parents that students involved in hazing will be barred from entering the school this fall.
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Co. V. Brown
Park County High School
Livingston
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