Plainsman comedy with Ethel seeks Indian blood cow buster
A Plainsman editor replies to Ethel of Stadtlsburg New York who seeks a handsome cow buster with Indian blood. The piece promotes Leo Paul as the chosen buster, praising his looks and prowess while joking about his expertise and the editor’s playful defense of the Plainsman’s “stocks.”
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Ethel
Stadtlsburg, N. Y
The
Silas
Plains
Sithel
Leo
Paul
Miss Ethel
Zebish
Columbus
Smiley
Julius Caesar
Leo Paul
The Flax Canker Reaches State Farms
The flax canker disease appears in the state this year with notable damage in dry farm areas and newly broken lands. It causes flax to break off as if whipped by wind or gnawed by insects, while humid or irrigated conditions show less prevalence.
Vegetable Storage by Burying
Practical guide by Paul Work on burying vegetables for winter storage. It outlines selecting a sandy well drained site, building a shallow pit lined with straw, layering vegetables with leaves and soil, and using ventilation aids. It notes risks of overheating and recommends extended pits and partitions for multiple crops.
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Paul
Governors to Speak at Bozeman Farmers Week
Governor S W Stewart will attend Farmers week in Bozeman January 21 to 29. Notable speakers include Prof F A Waugh Prof H W Mumford Mrs Bertha Dale Laws and President E B Craighead. Rural schools topics and student help at the Normal College are highlighted in the program.
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Bozeman
F. A. Waugh
Massachusetts
H. W. Mumford
Illinois
Bertha Dale] Laws
Minnesota
E. B. Craighead
Montana University
John T
H. A. Davee
Helena
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