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Newspaper

Choteau Montanan

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1916

Page

7

Sheridan County Grain Yields Fascinate State Agent

Charles A. Whipple state land agent reports sensational grain production in Sheridan county after a tour. He describes crowds of grain wagons blocking Scobey streets as harvest accelerates and calls Sheridan county a rising grain belt with soil productivity to marvel at.

Charles A. Whipple William Jennings Bryan Sheridan County Helsena Great Northwestern Montana Scobey Mr. Whipple

Forsyth May Get Stud Farm

Truman's Pioneer Stud farm of Bushnell Illinois eyes Forsyth Montana as a potential branch site. A company representative recently visited Forsyth to inspect the ground.

Forsyth Truman Bushnell Illinois Mont

Bonds Sold For Great Northern Electrification

Bonds totaling 1 5 million dollars have been sold in Boston to fund the electrification of the Great Northern railway through the Rocky Mountains. The issue supports the project enabling electric traction on the railway line.

Great Northern Boston Great Northern Railway Rocky Mountains

Alfalfa Hay Proves Viable Winter Hog Feed in Trials

North Dakota experiment results indicate alfalfa can replace up to one third of the grain ration for brood sows without harming farrowing outcomes. Hogs fed alfalfa eat more hay with limited grain and show good litter size, milk, and nursing, suggesting economical winter feeding for Montana hog raisers.

Montana North Dakota Dakota

Silver Bow County Farm Region Gains Agricultural Status

Silver Bow county earns agricultural classification joining its mining identity. A carload of 1500 bushels of No 1 milling wheat grown near Anaconda was shipped from Butte, despite blight reducing yield. Sam O Griffith cultivated 100 acres. future plans include 25 varieties of crops to prove farming viable near Butte. Wheat consigned to Russell Miller Company at Billings.

Silver Bow Butte Anaconda Sam O. Griffith Griffith Russell Miller Company Billings

Bear Meat Packed After Woods Trapped Bear

BE Van Williford finds a black bear in his wood shed then traps it. The bear is captured and meat is cured in pickle. Neighbors await tender bear steaks from the hunted animal.

van Williford Whitefish Bruin

William Jensen Sells Two Beeves at Broadview Sale

William Jensen sold two beeves at Broadview. One dressed weight was 897 pounds and the other 700 pounds.

William Jensen Broadview

Musselshell County land colonization interest grows

Secretary Robinson of the Roundup Commercial club promotes Musselshell county as a colonization site after a Seattle land show exhibit of farm products. An inquiry from a Washington land concern proposes to settle 10,000 acres of wheat land with 75 to 100 Norwegian farmers, citing success in Washington.

Robinson Roundup Commercial Club Musselshell County Seattle Montana Roundup Musselshell Washington

Butte Judge Rules In Farmer Suit Over Wheat Crop

Judge Lynch orders defendant Marich to honor a contract with Mahaley Williamson and to share the undivided half interest in a wheat crop held on a homestead. The ruling enjoins Marich from disposing of the claimant's share and directs execution of the relinquishment terms.

Judge Lynch Butte Mahaley Williamson Peter March Marish Marich

Artesian Flow for Irrigation Near Helena

A second artesian well in Prickly Pear valley near Helena flows 10 000 gallons every 12 hours, rising 12 feet above ground at 175 feet depth on the Knute Orpheim ranch. A previous well three miles north at 108 feet yielded a small flow, with deeper drilling foregone after sufficient water was found.

Helena Prickly Pear Knute Orpheim Ranch

Patriotic Homesteader Votes After Long Trip

Guy L. Hise, a homesteader 35 miles north of Wolf Point, traveled 70 miles round trip to cast his vote, illustrating his patriotic commitment. He emphasized valuing the privileges of citizenship and voting rights.

Guy L. Hise Wolf Point

Farmer Digs Coal and Wood on His Ranch

J. M. Stone, a farmer near Browing, has mined a four horse load of coal from his own mine and gathered substantial timberwood from his ranch to heat for winter, reducing fuel costs.

J. M. Stone Browning

Farm Loan Law Backed by Teagarden Sparks Montana Debt

Sam Teagarden who helped push the farm loan law that the Supreme Court recently upheld says more than $200 million is loaned on Montana farms. The loans are secured by mortgages bearing 10 percent interest, highlighting notable debt in the state.

Sam Teagarden Supreme Court Montana

Indpendence Reframed as Contrariness in Men

A fragment notes that many men call independence a virtue, yet it often reflects mere contrariness rather than true autonomy. The remark critiques masculine self reliance as a brittle stance rather than a principled stance.

Fergus project ready to irrigate eleven thousand acres

The Winnett Irrigation Company completes its $150,000 eastern Fergus county project with fifty-five miles of ditches and two reservoirs War Horse Butte lake and Bear lake. It aims to progressively irrigate 11,000 acres this season from Buffalo and Ford creeks with plans to extend to 18,000–20,000 acres as water and markets develop.

Winnett Irrigation Company Fergus County War Horse Butte Lake Bear Lake Walter J. Winnett Winnett Fred W. Akins Jefferson H. Akins Buffalo Creek Box Elder Fergus Milwaukee Road J. H. Akins J. W. Vogel G. J. Wiedeman E. H. Holmboe Lewistown Montana Fords Creek

Cause and treatment of heaves in horses

Heaves in horses results from improper feeding and heavy work especially with a full stomach. Early signs include a grunt like cough and wheezing after exertion. a jerky abdominal movement helps expel air. Prevention is difficult but treatment slows progression and allows light work. Damp feed with molasses water, restrict hay, avoid full stomach driving, and use lime water to aid affected animals.

It Is Easier To Believe You Have Good Taste

A reflective line on confidence and persuasion. It suggests people favor their own taste while underestimating others ability to judge. The statement contrasts personal assurance with the challenge of convincing others.

Adamsom eight hour law declared unconstitutional by judge

Federal Judge Hook ruled the Adamson eight hour law unconstitutional, sending the question to the Supreme Court with a decision expected before January 1. The report catalogs related wartime and political items from across the country.

Kansas City Hook Supreme Court el Paso Villa Trevino New York Washington Congress Great Britain Canada Europe Chicago City Health Department Public Economy Commission Terre Haute Gossom Laredo Tex Jalapa Mexico Tacoma Pacific Coast Puyallup San Francisco Wilson California Hughes Vienna Francis Joseph Austria-Hungary Charles Francis Francis Ferdinand United States Steel Corporation Red Wing Minn Sante Indian Nebraska Charles Thomas Florence Stone Charles Mississippi River Irving

Lincoln County Rancher Raises Potatoes Weighing 2 1 2 Pounds

George Monro of Lake Creek in Lincoln County raised potatoes this year weighing two and one half pounds each, a notable yield for the season.

George Monro Lake Creek Lincoln County

Pope seeks leasehold on vast reservation land between Cut Bank and Milk River

G. B. Pope of Miles City has filed an application for a leasehold covering 110,000 acres of reservation land located between Cut Bank and the Milk River.

G. B. Pope Miles City Cut Bank Milk River

Californians approve road bond issue by large margins

The voters approved fifteen million dollars for road improvement in the recent election. Every road bond proposal was carried by overwhelming majorities, showing strong support for better roads nationwide.

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