Doubts on Curative Power of Serum for Rocky Mountain Fever
Rockefeller Institute specialist questions the anti serum as a cure but says it may immunize and neutralize virus if given within four to six days after a tick bite. Dr Naguchi reports serum strength can prevent disease in guinea pigs with small injections and suggests human doses to avert onset if administered early in tick season.
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Rockefeller Institute
Hideyou Naguchi
New York
W. F. Cogswell
State Board of Health
Cogswell
Naguchi
Man
Montana Oil Output Surges With Six Refineries Active
Montana ranks second in the Rocky Mountain field as oil production climbs since 1919. Six independent Montana refineries now operate about 7 000 barrels per day while Cat Creek and Kevin Sunburst lead with multiple producers. Plans target Soap Creek and Devil’s Basin expansions to feed pipelines to railheads.
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Montana
Rocky Mountain
Lauzier-Wolcott Company
Wyoming
Whiting
Ind
Gordon Campbell
van Duren Oil Company
Devil's Basin
Cat Creek
Fergus County
Soap Creek
Billings
Davis
Devil’s Basin
Northfield-Reliance Company
Genoa
Sweetgrass Arch
Great Falls
GOOD SIRES PROVE WORTH IN EXHIBITS
Frank Raunig of Stockett wins top state award in steer judging with an Aberdeen Angus sire. His 600 pound gain to 800 pounds in 113 days yields 3.66 cents per pound. second place goes to Percy Sundberg of Spion Kop with a Hereford, 375 to 1,012 pounds in 259 days, 4.83 cents per pound. Raunig, 15, earns $150 and heads to Chicago with Armour & Co. bureau support.
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Frank Raunig
Stockett
Cascade Bay Club
Chicago
Bureau of Agricultural Research of Armour & Co
F. B. MacSpadden
Young Raunig
Raunig
Central Montana
Percy Sundberg
Spion Kop
Sundberg
L. Chatterton
Cuticura Toilet Trio Ad Promotes Skincare
Advertising copy promotes Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum as daily skin care. The trio is touted to cleanse purify and soothe healing skin, with the soap ointment and talcum priced 25 cents each.
Montana oils loom large as vast structures unveil promise
Montana oil prospects draw major players as the Kevin Sunburst Bend shows a 15 by eight mile expanse and Flatwillow anticline near Winnett may hold commercial oil. Major firms including Ohio Oil Carter Oil Standard Oil and Sinclair press ahead. Montana may become a top US oil producer with potential value eclipsing all other resources.
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Sweetgrass Arch
United States
Flatwillow Anticline
Winnett
Ohio Oil Company
Carter Oil Company
Standard Oil of
California
Indiana
Sinclair
Transcontinental
Mutual
Montana
Wyoming
Montana Durum Wheat Takes First In International Show
J Cleave of near Great Falls won first in the durum wheat class and H H Ebersole of Glasgow took fourth as Montana entries placed in the money at the International Hay and Grain show in Chicago. Bozeman growers Robert Camp and Joe Nash earned thirteenth and fifteenth in alfalfa hay. State College reports indicate strong junior corn entries and improved hard wheat classes, with prizes expected for boys clubs participants.
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Chicago
Montana
Great Falls
Montana State College
J. Cleave
H. H., Ebersole
Glasgow
Robert Camp
Bozeman
Joe Nash
A. J. Ogaard
The
State College
Cattle and Sheep Market Listings with Weights and Prices
1069 lbs priced at 6.25, 15 steers around 1000 lbs at 5.75, six steers 1018 lbs at 5.25. Clark & Forbes offer seven feeders 621 lbs at 5.65, two cows 970 lbs at 3.50, three heifers 560 lbs at 3.50, two cows 895 lbs at 3.25. On the sheep market one full load.
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Chicago
Montana
J. B. Price
P. Jones
M. Jenkins
R. Helms
A. B. Cook
Harding & R
Ed Wilson
I. B. Hammond
H. Newberry
HE. Penrose
S. W. Clark
A. Green
R. H. Scott
N. A. Johnson
I. Johnson
C. F. Irish
J. Lewis
N. R. King
F. Scott
Pioneer Cattle Company
O. L. Gibson
G. Mardis
N. A. Kies
J. Jacoby
Deaton & Able
Bolicki
C. Fraunhofer
A. C. Farmer
BE. S. Farmer
J. Twichell
A. Nelson
A. Phillips
J. B. Norfolk
A. Brockway
George & George
J. Spencer
Cr. Jensen
Nystrom Bros
Clark & Forbes
Montana Breeding Ewes Bring Seven Fifty A Head
The sale of Montana breeding ewes aged two to full mouths, averaging 120 pounds, realized seven dollars and fifty cents per head.
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Montana
Montana records lowest death rate in 1921
Montana logged 8.2 deaths per thousand in 1921, the lowest among the 42 states in the registered area, with 4,695 deaths and 12,127 births reported. The state maintained the bottom death-rate position for two consecutive years, following figures from the Washington bureau.
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Montana
Union
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Vital Statistics
State Health Bureau
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Treasure State Farm and Livestock
Treasure State
Mutual Creamery CO
Butte
Northwest
Aberdeen Angus
É ‘Rey
Royal Milling Company
State Agricultural College
Catarre
Kelley-How-Thomson CO. Wholesale Hardware Dept
Duluth, Minn
Aes Escoras OC
Ovee
TD Countrys
S. L. McKay & Co
St. Paul
Minn
Hampshires
International
Hampshire
American Hampshire Swine Record Ass'n
E. C. Stone
Peoria
Illinois
Charles O. Robinson
Charles O. Robinson & Co
Clay, Robinson & Co
Robinson
A. W.thomas
New Brighton
South St. Paul
Hastings, Neb
Charles C. Robinson & Co
Chicago, Ill
C. Koehler Co
Omaha
Per C. O. Robinson
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