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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1926

Page

4

Montana Expands County Extension Agents to 33

Montana State College announces the addition of BE Hazelrud as Sanders county agent and C R Mountjoy as Judith Basin county agent, raising the state total to 33. Offices at Thompson Falls and Stanford, with broader extension support across protected crop and livestock areas.

Montana State College BE. J. Hazelrud Sanders County C. R. Mountjoy Judith Basin Montana Thompson Falls Stanford Cascade Fergus Moccasin Agricultural Experiment Station Mountjoy Montana Extension Service

Mrs J H Bailey Credits Dr Pierce Prescription Relief

In Coeur d Alene Idaho Mrs J H Bailey recounts years of backaches and low mood until one week of Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription brought definite relief. She reports lasting health improvement after further weeks of use and recommends obtaining the medicine from a druggist.

J. H. Bailey Front Ave Dr. Pierce President Invalids Buffalo N. Y

Plans for cowtesting and poultry marketing associations emerge

Tentative plans outline a cowtesting association for dairy farmers in Valley Phillips and Blaine counties following county meetings. A survey will gauge farmer interest while poultry growers in the county plan a marketing group inspired by Prairie County. Richland County Farm Bureau delegates attended the Montana Farm Bureau convention in Bozeman.

Valley Phillips Blaine Henry Hardy Ridgelawn A. Wats Fairview Jens H. Petersen Brorson Richland County Farm Bureau Montana Farm Bureau Bozeman

Chester C. Davis Named Washington Farm Bureau Representative

Chester C. Davis former Montana state commissioner of agriculture under Governor Dixon has left Helena for Washington D C to serve as Washington representative of the American Farm Bureau. His salary in the new role is reported as 10000 dollars per year. Davis has been editor of the Montana Farmer and worked with the Illinois Agricultural Association since leaving Helena last spring.

Sanders County F. M. Hillman M. A. Thorfinson Minnesota Haslerud Montana State College Greace Koningen University of Minnesota Dixon Farm Bureau National Capital Chester C. Davis Montana Farmer Chicago Washington, D. C Washington American Farm Bureau Helena Davis Illinois Agricultural Association

Montana farms in great demand in Great Falls area

Montana farmers seek leases and purchases as demand for improved farms rises near Great Falls. Clinton K. Moore of Knowles-Watson notes rising inquiries from Idaho, Oregon, and the Midwest, with four Idaho settlers en route to Milk River valley. Demand outpaces supply for well kept farms with buildings near a sizable market and rail access.

Great Falls Milk River Montana Clinton K. Moore Knowles-Watson Company Gerat Falls Idaho Oregon Middle West Mr. Moore Moore

County youths attend national club congress in Chicago

County representatives attended the National Boys and Girls Club congress in Chicago as guests of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway company. The Pandora county group contracted D M Ferry Seed to grow 700 acres of seed peas in 1926 with expectations of reaching near 1000 acres after further signings before planting season.

Boys and Girls Club Congress Chicago Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company YY vVliw Pandora County D. M. Ferry Seed Company

Livestock Convention Dates Set for Billings

Montana Livestock convention dates announced as March 39 31 in Billings by BE A Phillips Helena secretary of the Montana Stock Growers association.

Billings BE. A. Phillips Helena Montana Stock Growers’ Association

Farmers Urged to Test Corn Seed Before Planting

E Cameron in Cascade County cautions farmers against planting corn without testing seed. He notes the cold wet fall hindered ripening, leading to expected low germination this year and advises growers to verify seed quality before sowing to avoid poor yields.

E. Cameron Cascade County

1927 Montana Poultry Show Judges Named in Butte

EB C Branch of St Louis and B D Monilaw of Cedar Rapids Iowa were elected judges for the 1927 Montana State Poultry show to be held in Butte. Charles A.

EB. C. Branch St., Louis B. D. Monilaw Cedar Rapids Iowa Montana Butte Charles A

Greenfield Elected Third Judge at Butte Show

Greenfield was elected a third judge as the event proceeds at Butte, citing that the growing number of entries next year requires an additional judge.

Greenfield Butte

Indian tribes limit mother-in-law daughter-in-law talk rules

Among some Indian tribes it is considered improper for a mother to speak to her daughter's husband. The custom reflects cultural boundaries and respect within kinship roles across communities.

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