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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1921
Page
7
George W. Ascough of the State Nursery and Seed Company says white blossom clover seed will be abundant next season while wheat seed prices rise. He warns potatoes seed will be scarcer than thought, and alfalfa and oats seed remain uncertain with overall potato stocks tight in spring.
Complete grain cleaning distributing and grinding equipment for sale by E. L. Vineyard Great Falls Montana. Includes Nordyke Marmon three pair high six roller mill capacity forty bushels per hour plus Silver Creek grain cleaner wire rope indicator distributing spout two wood heads boots elevator buckets and chains. Power not included to run mill.
Doomed to spend his life in darkness after being blinded by Germans for refusing to disclose information on American troops, Bob Roberts of Montana now trains to live self supportingly.
Roberts, a 24 year old Montana native, survived German captivity and brutal medical mutilation in World War I. He endured a long prison trek, loss of sight, and starvation before returning to Helena and starting osteopathy studies in Minneapolis.
The Breakfast Brownies of Helena filed to raise capital stock from 350000 to 1500000 with the secretary of state. Other items report pension cuts in Butte, coal stock conditions in the Dakotas, and state department actions on road work and education building plans.
In Long Beach Washington a reader shares that Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription has supported her since 1910. She notes it helps tired feeling and loss of appetite and recommends it to young and older women alike. She urges others to obtain the remedy from drug stores or write for advice.
Nine thousand Montana farmers who borrowed about 1 million dollars from the federal seed loan fund must repay at the Northwest collection office opened last week in Grand Forks North Dakota. The loan program totals 14 000 borrowers across four states with an average loan of 135 dollars and five percent interest.
Mrs. A. E. Boorman of Kalispell Montana testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills reliably ease kidney weakness back pain and lameness. She says the pills cure attacks quickly and have satisfied her children, recommending the remedy for 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY manufactures.
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