State College experts detail Montana tillage experiments
The leading articles from Bozeman prepared by State Agricultural College experts describe government funded Montana tillage experiments. They explain best methods and urge readers to save these reports for reference.
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State Agricultural College
Bozeman
Montana
State briefs from Montana towns include fires and appointments
Great Falls reports a locker room fire at the A C M wire plant causing $10000 in losses. Helena notes J H Brunson resigns as state fisheries superintendent and John W Cole replaces M W Potter as Deer Lodge prison warden. Also in Helena Governor Dixon appoints Cole to the post.
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Great Falls
Helena
J. H. Brunson
State Fisheries
Dixon
John W. Cole
M. W. Potter
Deer Lodge
Cole
Butte
Homestake
Oakland
Calif
Harriet E. Woodill
Effie Alfred Bissonette
W. C. Webb
National Telephone Directory Company
W. R. Ross
Sheep and Rambouillet origins for arid Montana farming
The article traces Rambouillet Merino origins from Spain to France, notes their adaptability to wide climates, and highlights Montana sheep farming, wool quality, and the economic case for raising sheep on dry lands. It stresses proper husbandry, cleanliness, shipping practices, and prompt delivery to creameries to maximize profits.
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Spain
Rambouillet
Bozeman State College
JL. H. Hamilton
Old Sage Creek Sheep Company
Bower Brothers
Calvin Bower
Ben Phillips
Malta
Dillon
Miles City
Farmer
Merchant
Mr. Banker
Montana
Dairy Industry in Montana Promotes Quality Cream
An article urges Montana farmers to focus on dairy cows to boost soil productivity and income. It covers cow care, humane handling, grading of cream, and how quality cream earns higher prices, with guidelines on udder cleanliness, equipment sanitation, and fresh cream standards.
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Montana
A Lady of Distinction Uses Cuticura For Clear Skin
An advertisement touts a beauty routine for clear healthy skin using Cuticura Soap and hot water, followed by Cuticura Raicum Powder. The copy emphasizes the perfume and delicate influence on pores.
Three Brothers Killed in Feud at Bellair Cove Dance
In a long running feud, Daylin B Fontene shot and killed brothers David Alfred and Alexon Young at a country dance near Villa Platte in Bellair Cove. The incident stems from a family feud between the Young and Fontene families.
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New Orleans
David
Alfred
Alexon Young
Daylin B. Fontene
Bellair Cove
Villa Platte
Young
Fontene
Spokane Union Stockyards Open Amid Foot and Mouth Rumors
Roy Farrer, secretary of Spokane Union Stockyards, reassures Montana shippers that there is no quarantine on stock shipped to Spokane. He debunks rumors of a quarantine tied to California foot and mouth disease and outlines federal cleaning and disinfection rules for interstate livestock shipments.
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Ican
Columbus
America
Cape Verde Islands
Hispanolia
Isabella
New World
Cuba
Panama
Mexico
California
Texas
New Mexico
Pacific
Peru
Chicago
United States
Roy Farrer
Spokane Union Stockyards
Montana
Spokane
Mr. Farrer
Spokane Union
Farrer
Wash
Cheese Factory Planned by Howard Brunner in Fairview Section
A cheese factory is to be established in Fairview-aA by Howard Brunner of Marshfield Wis. This follows two community meetings last week where farmers and business men pledged cooperation to promote the project.
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Fairview
Howard Brunner
Marshfield
Wis
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