Plant lice attack alfalfa in Montana first time
A. L. Strand of the Bozeman Experiment Station reports plant lice attacking alfalfa in Montana for the first time. He notes the insect is a new species, with mounts sent for identification and suggests limited control measures including tobacco extract spray and potential arsenic spray used in Idaho for alfalfa weevils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
A. L. Strand
Bozeman Experiment Station
Strand
Idaho
Seed Loans Ceased After Near Exhaustion of Funds
The seed loan program, with a $1 500 000 appropriation, has ceased. C W Warburton oversaw loans at Grand Forks North Dakota, reporting 12 096 loans totaling $1 476 690 issued by June 8. Loans were made in Idaho Montana North Dakota South Dakota and Washington with Montana leading in loan count at Hill county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Warburton
Grand Forks
N. C
Charles D. Greenfield
Greatorthern Railway
Idaho
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Washington
Hill
Chateau
Richland
Toole
Liberty
Valley
Cascade
Lewis and Clark
Missoula and
Park
Cuticura Remedies Advertised for Pimply Faces
Pimples and blackheads are said to clear by smearing Cuticura Ointment then washing with Cuticura Soap and hot water in five minutes. Daily use is advised to maintain clear skin, and Cuticura Talcum is recommended as well.
Hogs Mean Money Sustains North Montana Farmer
Fred Primeau of Malta, Montana, shows how hogs stay profitable amid drought, feeding on corn and maintaining a diversified, efficient farm. Extension agents praise his hogs, corn yields, and breeding program as Phillips county expands corn acreage and promotes corn hog rotation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Primeau
Malta
Montana Extension Service
Extension Service
Montana
Primeau
Phillips County
AI iI
Great Falls
Blue Ribbon County
Primeau Farm
Stapleton
Dakota
Dent
Global and national briefs from 1924 era newswire
The items cover Fed policy questions in San Francisco, Jackson police thwarting a citizen seizure attempt, Europe and Russia talks resumed in The Hague, Mexico City celebrating de la Huerta’s financial settlement, AFL endorsing a nationwide coal strike and rail walkouts, Senate approving civilian naval reserve creation, summer camps and defense act provisions, Japan’s premier Kato pledging armament cuts, 49 railroads ordered to equip automatic train control, and California’s wage change criticized by the Industrial Welfare Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco
Federal Reserve Board
California
Lansing
Jackson
George Straub
Alice Mallett
Hague
Europe
Russia
Genoa
Mexico City
Finance de la Huerta
Mexico
New York
Cincinnati
American Federation of Labor
Navy Department
National Guard
Senate
Appropriations Committee
House
Reserve
Tokio
Tomosaburo Kato
Japan
Interstate Commerce Commission
San Francisco
Industrial Welfare Commission
Commission
Summer Session Opens at Montana State College in 1922
The Montana State College summer term runs June 19 to September 1 offering courses across disciplines including agriculture engineering education English music physics and home economics. Eligible students may receive a half refund on travel costs exceeding five dollars if they complete six quarter credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College
Montana State College
Montana
G N to Electrify Montana Line Aimed at Rockies Boost
Great Northern plans five year program with electrification in the Rocky mountain section from Havre to Whitefish Montana. President Ralph Budd says density of traffic justifies early steps and first work may start after 1924. Also notes irrigation project to move water from the Columbia River and Wenatchee freight importance for GN routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockies
Budd
Great Northern Railway
Montana
Havre
Whitefish
Associated Press
J. H. O'Neil
Seattle
Western District
Great Northern
Wall Street Journal
Ralph Budd
The
Rocky Mountain
Cascade
Spokane
Schenectady
General Electric Company
Northwest
Congress
Washington
Columbia River
General Goethals
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Milwaukee
Wenatchee Valley
Columbia Basin
Wenatchee
Minneapolis
Man Killed by Grizzly Near Yellowstone Park
Joseph Duret, 60, was found dead after a grizzly attacked him at Slough Creek in Park County near Yellowstone. The bear dragged and mauled him, leaving severe injuries before death. Park officials reported the incident occurred Wednesday night as hunters and bystanders discovered the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Duret
Slough Creek
Park County
Yellowstone National Park
Albright
Duret
H.J. Miller
Livingston
Yellowstone Park
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Bear
Duret Killed in Yellowstone Grizzly Battle
Pioneer Duret died in a hand to hand fight with a huge grizzly in Yellowstone Park after trapping the animal. Jennie Duret searched hills all Tuesday for her husband missing since Monday noon. Park superintendent Horace H. Albright noted the grizzly tracks were the largest seen by rangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duret
Park County
Jennie
Horace H. Albright
Yellowstone Park
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Treasure State Farm and Livestock
Bozeman
Gurmer
Gummer
Greatfaluls Montanna
Hampshire
American Hampshire Swine Record Association
E. C. Stone
Peoria
G.N
Park Grizzly
Hunter
Kelley-How-Thomson Co. Dept
Duluth, Minnesota
Corona
T. J. Hocking
Glasgow
Pacific N. W. Growers &Jobbers Ass’n General Offices
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