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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1917
Page
7
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station reports volunteer grain and blue joint grass in summer fallows foster wheat aphid spread. Early or multiple plowings, duck-foot cultivators, and occasional grazing manage volunteer vegetation. Late plowing and careful crop choices reduce infestation risk.
A wartime appeal to Montana farmers calls for patriotism on the farms. Secretary Houston urges large cereal crops, gardens, and full marshaling of resources to feed troops, allies, and civilians, despite delays, high prices, and late spring.
E. 8. Nafl is appointed president of Lomberman’s Insurance Co located in Mansfield Ohio.
An unnamed speaker, described as an orator, delivers a spiel valued beyond gold or silver. Bill Jones notes the appeal lies in the precious tones rather than material wealth.
Montana report urges swine and lamb industry to protect newborns during lambing and farrowing. Advice covers immediate resuscitation, warming, drying, milk supply, housing, pig rails, bedding, and digestive remedies to prevent losses and sustain meat, wool, and fats supplies.
Seventy eight associations for national farm loans in Montana have been formed with a planned total of 1.56 million dollars in funding. The Twelfth District will provide an initial credit near 8 million dollars as funds become available, with applications from 395 associations across Montana Idaho Oregon and Washington.
Montana readers are reminded how chain letters promise vast sums. Tom Marlow of Helena calculates that a 25 cent chain letter multiplying by four each round would reach hundreds of billions, but the numbers balloon beyond belief by series 24, illustrating a farcical financial collapse.
A quirky remark notes that a known liar appears truthful in his sleep. The playful paradox suggests subconscious honesty contrasts with his waking deception. No concrete events or sources are provided.
A columnist urges Montanans to memorize the national hymn and buy a Star Spangled Banner record to share with every household. It cites customs abroad and in Eastern theaters, notes the flag with 13 stripes and 48 stars, and presents the first and last verses of the anthem.
1000 hens for sale all pure bred 8S C White Leghorns yearling hens must have room for young stock opportunity to get into pure bred chickens price 1.50 each order from this ad Choteau Winter Egg Farms Choteau Montana Montana's best dry cleaners and hatters Ladies' and men's garments given careful attention Send Great Falls Dye House.
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