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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
2
An article promotes consuming more dairy products like cheese and milk to replace meat in diets. It cites high protein utilization from milk, notes cottage cheese equal to meat protein, and mentions studies from Maine and Bulgarian longevity linked to dairy intake. It also references oil lubrication ads.
John M. Davis of Bole was appointed chairman of the Montana grain grading and warehouse commission. The legislature did not appropriate funds for the commission’s expenses, so revenues will rely on license fees from elevator companies.
The article urges farmers to keep simple farm accounts to know production costs and profits. It explains accounts aid in organizing the business, ensuring fair returns on capital and labor, while meeting income tax needs with year end records.
In St Paul Bill Schneider, famed for pinpointing fleece value by feel, weighs and grades Montana wool at Equity warehouse. His delicate touch can infer sheep age, pasture conditions, drought effects, and fiber fineness, guiding growers toward profit as wool moves toward eastern markets.
Montana stockmen must study markets and curb waste to ensure industry success. Waste arises from unused manure and by products like straw, fodders, and weeds. Using straw for livestock feed and sorghums improves soil fertility and drought resilience. Contagious abortion poses the most urgent disease threat to cattlemen and dairymen in the state.
Bill Schneider rose from a Milwaukee mill to become a renowned wool expert. His skill grew from years of judging wool across Utah Wyoming Montana and North Dakota, earning praise for reading the fleece and mastering the trade through hands on work and keen sight.
A speaker emphasizes wool grading as a worthy craft and laments terms like re work ed wool or shoddy. He aligns with wool growers, predicts pure fabric laws similar to pure food laws, and argues rag men profit while wool men do not. A separate automotive tip promotes Monaco Motor Oil to keep engines efficient and reduce wear.
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