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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1918
Page
11
A piece urges women to write humanly about home and children for agricultural publications. It notes the rarity of capable female editors in this niche, stresses knowledge of agriculture and household subjects, and highlights the popularity of home life stories and house plans.
W M Rhodes of Sheridan Montana operates Clover Meadow ranch with pure bred sheep including Sultans Brace and Red Baron and pure bred Scotch Shorthorn cattle. He notes a Northwest shortage of pure bred stock, calls for wider adoption, and plans to show 40 head with bulls Brothers and Montana Crown developing as herd bulls.
Herbert M. Peet editor of the Equity News leaves Montana to enlist with the national army via Fort McDowell San Francisco. He retires as Equity editor and S A Mellen of Plymouth Wisconsin is named his successor, after Peet volunteered for service weeks earlier.
An agricultural note outlines the life cycle of army cutworms and the best control method. It explains larval and moth stages, where eggs are laid, and how outbreaks occur, then prescribes a poisoned bran mash bait recipe and application guidance for home and field use.
The Montana State Fish and Game commission finally has a new fish car, Thymalis B, converted from an express baggage car by the Northern Pacific. Deputies have distributed 1,600,000 fry via express and hand aeration with no losses, while the car, 50 feet long, can hold 150,000 fry per trip.
Montana reports detail wartime measures and local appointments across Helena Missoula Lewistown and other towns. Alfred M Whitney named Mc Hesser postmaster James D Sloan appointed at Malrese. B B Stack notes Seattle shipyards to churn out ships daily. Dutch counties discuss sedition law convictions and livestock shipments.
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