Alfalfa Irrigation Study Published by U S Department of Agriculture
Dr Samuel Fortier former Montana Experiment Station director and now irrigation chief in Washington authored a new U S Department of Agriculture bulletin on alfalfa irrigation. The treatise covers soil and climate suitability water requirements costs and farming practices with experimental yields and farm returns.
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Samuel Fortier
Montana
Dr. Fortier
United States
Seemia
Imperial Valley
California
San Luis Plains
Colorado
Arizona
Navy
Fortier
Montana Experiment Station
Cattle Tuberculosis Urges Public Alarm In Dairy Health
A Tribune report urges wider cattle TB inspections amid claims dairy products risk infection. State veterinarians warn that even small TB presence in dairy herds threatens milk and butter, with tests showing about 10 percent of dairy cattle affected and potential heavy losses.
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Thia Etate
Wr. M. K. Knowles
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Animal Industry
Nui
Wshington
Great Falls
Christmas Dinner Table Centerpiece with Candy Tree
A round table Christmas setup features a three foot high tree adorned with silver tinsel red and silver balls and red and white candies. Clear candy sticks form tripod place markers each with a small stocking filled with salted nuts and chocolates. The arrangement uses red sticks against white cloth to enhance the silver tree per Woman's Home Companion December.
Taxes Now Due Delinquent November Deadline Set by Treasurer
Taxes are due and delinquent on the 30th day of November next thereafter at 6 o'clock p.m. A 10 percent penalty will be added to the amount due if paid prior to that time. County Treasurer W. F. Cashmore administers the notice.
Push for Pure Food Reform Targets Caustic Peel in Canning
Congress faces revision of pure food laws with focus on canneries. Peaches and apricots peeled in caustic soda may be used with unripe fruit, affecting flavor and safety. Critics urge labeling to reveal lye peeling and advocate knife peeling to protect quality and markets.
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Congress
Beaverhead County Sealed Bids for Poor Farm Care 1909
The Beaverhead County Commission invites sealed bids for one year starting December 12 1909 to care for the sick poor and infirm at the county Poor Farm near Dillon. Bids cover per capita daily care maintenance feeding clothing nursing burial expenses and medical and surgical attendance by the county physician, with farm rent included. Proposals due December 8 at 1 pm.
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Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Montana
Beaverhead
Dillon
Beav erhead County Jail Medical Bid Seeks Providers
The Beaverhead County board invites proposals for a physician to attend and treat inmates at the county jail and furnish medicines at the provider s own cost. If treatment requires travel for a county charge the county will reimburse expenses. Bids due December 8 1909 at 12 noon. board may reject all bids. John S Baker Clerk of the Board, Dillon November 3 1909.
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Beaverhead
John S. Baker
Dillon
Correct English Use It Monthly Magazine Course Guide
A historical catalog listing a monthly magazine edited by Josephine Turch Baker. It advertises courses in grammar vocabulary conversation and usage of lines on pronouns punctuation and letter writing with emphasis on pronunciation and business English.
Columbia Bicycle Offer Heads to Subscribers
An enticing promotional pitch offers a $40 Columbia Bicycle free for subscriptions to a magazine. The ad targets boys and girls and invites friends to subscribe, promising a “How to Start” circular and free offers. The contact address is The Bicycle Man at 29 31 East 2d Street New York City.
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Columbia
East 2d Street
New York City
N. Y
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