New Winter Wheat May Replace Older Varieties in Montana
Montana State College reports a new beardless winter wheat cross New ton x Turkey Red shows high milling value strong straw and slightly higher yields than Karmont or Montana 36. Seed limited but will be distributed to registered growers under extension service and Montana Seed Growers' association.
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Karmont
Montana
Newton
Turkey
A. J. Ogaard
Extension Agroup
Montana Extension Service
Montana Seed Growers’ Association
Ogaard
Montana Experiment Station
Washington
Oregon
Farming levy uses nearly twenty thousand pounds poison bait
In Adison County farmers used about 20 000 pounds of poisoned bait this spring to combat ground squirrels. Most bait was distributed through the county extension office with about 40 percent more poison used than last year according to H C Burgess county extension agent.
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Adison County
H. C. Burgess
Rosebud County
Blackleg
Shave With Cuticura Soap Advertisement
Advertising copy promotes Cuticura Soap for shaving and bathing. Claims include doubled razor efficiency, skin purity and health, no irritation even with daily shaving, and a single soap for shaving bathing and shampooing.
Conrad Doctors Graft New Heel
A remarkable operation was performed at the Conrad General Hospital by local surgeons. The grafted heel procedure, usually done by specialists in larger centers with special equipment, showcases notable medical achievement in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad
Conrad General H
J. BR
Neidi
Montana dairy herd sets June butterfat record in Sanders county
The Holstein herd owned by R Holmberg in Sanders County led Montana’s June dairy testing with 69.1 pounds of butterfat, a state record for herds under 16 cows. Ferguson County and Lake County followed with high averages, while “Beauty” and Lilly the Holsteins topped individual honors with 40 plus pounds and 76.8 pounds butterfat respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Holmberg
Sanders County
J. Ovtaven
Montana Extension Service
O. H. Gordon
Lake County Association
Eergue County Association
Sanders Association
O Re
Lewis and Clark
Fergus
Fergus County
Lake County
Yellowstone County
Bitter Root
Walier
Cascade
Sanders
Fergus County Association
Hoolmberg
F. M. Shoemaker
R. A. Vanderhagen
Archie McKillop
Fred Dader
Lewis and Clark County
Harold
Norris
Cascade County
Walter Prophy
John Schrotenbees
Herd
Yellowstone
Gray & Son
J. A. Wood
Steiner
R. L. Erickson
Fay & Kuhne
L. E. Pharis
Va- Mer
Guernsey
L. G.maillet
Jersey
Henry Frey
Lilly
Laurel by Shops Active to Handle Record Grain Crop
Laurel car shops are busy repairing box cars and fitting them for grain service on the Northern Pacific Montana division as threshing season nears. R T Taylor, assistant superintendent, says 180 additional workers and $500000 are being spent to prepare for a record grain movement with about 500 grain cars stored along the line. Aimed at faster loading and release, crews tag serviced cars O K grain car and await coordinated shipper cooperation. New gondola cars under construction will free box cars for grain moves, easing the peak demand on rail transportation.
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Laurel
Montana
Northern Pacific
R. T. Taylor
O. K
Taylor
Taylor Bays
Northern Pacific Railway
Honest Work Abides By Stenographer’s Rite
A man’s integrity shows in how he uses a stenographer who can take dictation and operate a machine during office hours, emphasizing dependable task execution and discipline in daily duties.
Red Lodge Canning Company Plans 110000 Cases This Season
Red Lodge Canning Company expects to pack 110600 cases of peas beans beets and sauerkraut this season with 850 acres contracted for peas. About 100 workers are employed. operations to begin in August at Billings with plants nearly ready and bookings already made with Northwest and Pacific coast jobbers.
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Billings
Red Lodge Canning Company
R.ay Smith
Red Lodge Com
Red Lodge Cannery
Red Lodge
Billings Canning Company
Fair Pries
Northwest
Pacific Coast
Smith
Bullish Cattle Outlook Says Prospective Fall Market Bright
Charles O. Robinson of the Chicago livestock commission house predicts a strong fall cattle market with range men favored. He notes corn fed prices $3 to $4 higher per hundredweight than last year and expects fat cattle to fetch $2 to $2.50 more per hundredweight, calling the year very substantial for range cattle.
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Prospect
Charles O. Robinson
Chicago Livestock Commission House
Montana
Pers
Peculiar Fur Bearing Fish Tale From Iceberg Lake
A Pennsylvania joke item reports a fur bearing fish found in Glacier National Park at Iceberg Lake near Whitefish Montana. The tale claims fur coat survival in cold water, a beazer only found on Prince Edward Island, bait quirks, surface rises to jazz, hard landings, and fur with medicinal uses.
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Iceberg Lake
Glacier Park
Beazel
Prince Baward Island
Pennsylvania “Grit
Jim Hicken
Glacier National Park
Whitefish
Mont
Prince Edward's Island
Quita
Dumbbell Crosses Street As Vehicle Passes
A description notes a person nicknamed Dumbbell crossing the street while nearby traffic moves past, illustrating a brief street scene with a pedestrian and passing cars.
Hoover Sees Big Growth in Air Transport in West Visit
Secretary Hoover said U S regular air routes could reach 10 000 miles with 25 000 daily flights as plans for a western system develop. He noted 2 000 planes now, to rise to 3 000, and discussed landing fields from Billings to Rapid City while touring hatcheries in Spearfish and Yellowstone Park.
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Herbert Hoover
Department of Commerce
Billings
Hania City
President Coolidge
Cody
Horace NM. Albright
Yellowstone Park
Hoover
United States
Puget Sound
Salt Lake
San Francisco
New York
West
Omaha
Neb
Secretary of Commerce
Commerce Secretary
Act of Congress
Charles A. Landberg
Guegenheim Foundation
Congress
Hoe
Spearfish
8. D
Federal Department
Miles City
South Dakota
Rapid City
Nebraska
George Akerson
C. G. Leach
Department of Fisheries
Maj. H. 8. Kimberly
Bureau of Fisheries
Montana State Fair Opens in Helena September 5
Six thousand premium lists for the Montana state fair mailed by state fair office secretary W F Casey to former exhibitors Chambers of commerce Smith Hughes men fair executive board members and advertisers for a five day session beginning September 5 in Helena.
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Montana
Helena
State Fair
W. F. Casey
Lsts
Chambers of Commerce
Smith-Hughes
Fair Executive Board
State to Consider Closing Lakes to Fishing This Summer
Thomas N. Milo, chairman of the state fish and game commission, and State Game Warden Hill, both in Missoula and Helena, inspected Whitefish area lakes Samson, Skyles, Spencer, Murray and Beaver to decide on closing them to fishing in July August and September due to low water and depleted stocks. action to be taken at the next state commission meeting.
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Thomas N. Milo
Missoula
State Fish and Game Commission
State Game
Warden Hill
Helena
Samson
Skyles
Spencer
Murray
Beaver Lakes
State Commission
Leader’s lure trips game fish in steady pattern
A concise naval of fishing maxim states many follow the leader yet a game fish that imitates will be hooked. The saying emphasizes how animals respond to mimicry and the consequences of imitation in hunting behavior.
A pessimist is a person who is sure there is s warm in the hearts of the healthiest-looking apple.
A quip reflecting a sardonic view on optimism. The line suggests doubt about warmth or sincerity beneath outward health and vigor.
Bayer Aspirin Promoted Across Decades in Affordable Tablets
An old advertisement touts Bayer Aspirin as genuine for cold neuritis toothache neuralgia and headache. It notes easy directions on the package and affordable pricing with 12 tablet boxes and bottles of 24 or 100 sold by druggists.
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Prin
Rei Bach
Bayer
Druggiate
Sisters remodel Great Falls house for pupil care
The Sisters of Humility of Mary remodel 726 Fifth Avenue North Great Falls to shelter children whose parents seek placement with the sisters and schooling at Cathedral day school St Mary Institute. Rosary hall two blocks away could attract out of town parents seeking nearby childcare and schooling.
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Sisters of Humility of Mary
Fifth Avenue North
Great Falls
St. Mary Institute
Rosary Hall
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Mee
Montana State College
A. C
North East
Stewart-Warner
Lighland
Auto Electric Equipment CO
Arizona St
Butte
Sai
Fred Mueller Harness Co
Yeida
Dunven, Cons
Huntzberger & Givens
Great, Falls, Mont
Ea Rome
Olan Company
Oultry
Montana Mest and Commission Co
Bae Mont
Killefer Tillage
Connelly Machinery CO
Ae. Consorer
Timethy
Blackfoot Land Development CO
Edward Warburton
G. H. Williams
H. A. Marsh
Tom Ross
J. H. Miewald
W. E Hottenstein
Max Jess
Chinook
G. Muncie
Harlam
Wm. Poppler
Zurich
William Waldhuysen
Ramburg
Supreme Wheat
Blaine
Coa
Oren
Wesley Stearna
Benardine
Maurine Carr
Flathead Country
Stearns
Minnesota
Flathead County
Prairie Conn
Grover Lewis
Rayallt County
Dan Conner
J. J. Algie
Darby
Aston Hadwin
Fort Benton
Chouteau County
Btillwater
Sweetgrass
Reed Point
Hill County
George Sherman
Rudyard
J. R. Brownlee
Gildford
Swenedt
Jim
Prentice
Havre
Jacob Hoyum
Phipps
Hanson Brothers
Zortman
Laurel BY
N. P
East
Williamsport
Gibson
RJ. Gibson & CO
Wall Street
Spokane, Waak
Montana Life Insurance CO
Summer White House
U.8
Ilota
Wits
Boe Mini
Coleman Lamp Company
Tory & General Offices
Wichita
Iansas
Genextdion
Croate
Ont
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