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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1918
Page
3
Circular No. 76 from Bozeman Agricultural College outlines grasshopper control methods using poisoned bran mash nets traps and deep plowing to disrupt raids. It highlights Hereford cattle as hardy versatile stock vital to Montana ranges with prominent breeders and long established Montana roots.
County agents will act as field representatives of federal labor authorities to recruit emergency farm labor for Montana's crops. The program aims to mobilize part time and seasonal workers, including youth via the Boys' Working Reserve, with local coordination through county agents, chambers of commerce, and defense councils to meet regional farm labor needs amid wartime goals.
In a Reichstag session, Coh claims Russia’s actions contradict the July 19 resolution. He asserts territories are devastated and many socialists are hanged without trial. He cites Finland where 80,000 were imprisoned on political grounds and 2,000 killed.
German losses between Montaichler and the Oise have reached eighty thousand men in a matter of weeks as fighting intensifies on the Western front.
Johnson Hicks, chairman of the British parliamentary air committee, says the body will press for a huge air program for 1919 and urges government to win the war in the air. He hints at reprisal raids on Rhine towns in response to German air attacks on British hospitals in northern France.
Montana state authorities plan siting a new state laboratory in Helena. Other items note a July W. C. T. U. convention in Fairfield, a pig donation for Red Cross in Shelby, and state law restricting fraternal societies from insuring children under 16.
United States Steel acquires Hackensack river site in New Jersey to construct the largest shipyard in the world at an estimated cost of 30 million dollars. The project aims to expand U S Steel's maritime capacity and boost regional industry.
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