Montana Farm Page Reports State Experiments In Tillage
State Agricultural College experts at Bozeman describe Montana tillage experiments funded by state and federal governments. The page urges readers to file away the articles as they summarize results from the ongoing farming studies.
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State Agricultural College
Bozeman
Montana
Method of curing hams and bacon details
The article outlines a curing process for Smithfield style hams and other hams. It covers cooling before curing, saltpeter and salt application, stacking limits, aging by weight, washing, pepper rub, and slow smoking for 30 to 40 days, with hams kept in a dry place afterward. Smithfield hams improve with age and store well for long periods.
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Montana
Smithfield
Buying and Selling Wool A Specialized Game
Dr W E Joseph of Montana State College explains wool grading and market bases. Fleece wools sell as is from the sheep with grease while other wools sell on a clean scoured basis. Territory wools include Montana and other mountain states. grading hinges on fiber length and fineness with terms like half blood and braid as trade names.
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W. E. Joseph
Montana State College
Joseph
United States
Central
Territory
Montana
Wyoming
Idaho
Utah
Nevada
Colorado
Washington
Montana Attracts Eastern Farmers With Wheat Promise
James J. Flaherty of the Great Falls Paper company says Montana advertises to eastern farmers due to low land prices and state renown for high quality wheat. He notes corn also draws eastern capitalists to Montana opportunities.
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Montana
James J. Flaherty
Great Falls Paper Company
Montana land loan figures draw colonization interest
Mr. Flaherty notes Montana farmers face low loan per acre around 6.37 dollars enabling resale of farms to original owners on long terms. He says northern states tax burdens push colonizing groups and railroads to bring capital and agricultural know how to Montana. He cites west coast migration and lending shifts as context.
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Flaherty
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Montana
Minnesota
Iowa
California
Boy Hero Fades Saving Dog on Railroad Tracks
In Fort Payne Alabama eight year old John Long and two companions walked along railroad tracks when a fast train approached. The lad leaped to safety but sacrificed his life to save his dog, pulling the dog from the rail before being struck. He died a hero.
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Fort Payne
Ala
John Long
John
Copper firm offers 15 million for China Copper assets
New York formal announcement states Ray Consoli dated Copper company has bid fifteen million dollars for China Copper's property and a sale has been agreed upon.
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New York
Ray Consolidated Copper Company
China Copper Company
Musterole quick relief for sore throat and chills
Musterole relieves sore throat and chest congestion with a gentle tingling. The white mustard ointment penetrates to the sore spot and eases pain without blistering like old mustard plasters. It treats bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia and rheumatic pain.
Equity Co operatives Elevator Destroyed By Joplin Fire
The State reports that the Joplin fire caused by a defective flue last week destroyed the Equity Co operative elevator in Joplin. The article lists other Montana items including butte building spending in 1923 and local incidents across cities like Missoula Great Falls Bozeman and Stevensville with brief notes on the cold lake incident and a missing watchman.
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Joplin
Equity Co-operative
Butte
Sevegate
Fred Firehammer
Fanklin
Pe Missoula
Hadley Height
Northern Pacific
Paradise
Clark Fork
Great Falls
O. P. Davis
Civitan Club
Columbus
Stillwater County
State Fish and Game Commission
C. A. Jakways
Bozeman
Montana State College
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Seed Pea Work at Bridger Western Seed Plant
At Bridger Montana a seed pea plant begins final handling of the 1923 crop. Mr Walker plans to finish sorting by May 1 with about 15 000 bushels cleaned sorted and sacked for distribution. Half the crop will be used locally next season while the surplus goes to Lang Canning Wisconsin. Four men work at the warehouse and the seed moisture level yields higher payments this year despite a 10 percent shrinkage in dried samples.
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Bridger
Wisconsin
Lang Canning Company
Benown
Walker
Montana
Western States Move to Bar Films Featuring Mabel Normand
Several western states are moving to prohibit release of films that feature actress Mabel Normand amid ongoing controversy. Officials cite moral standards and public sensitivities as rationale for the proposed bans.
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Los Angeles
Mabel Normand
Dye or Tint Any Garment with Diamond Dyes
An 1 cent package of Diamond Dyes offers simple directions so any woman can dye or tint worn faded garments or drapery. Choose any color at the drug store and transform old items even without prior experience.
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Treasure State Farm
REAL
Ss. C. Huseth
Great Falls, Montana
COMA
Arthur Berry
East Broadway
Wyoming Street
Lhambra Hot Springs
M. J. Sullivan
Alhambra Hot Springs
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance CO
Milwaukee
Wis
Bam D. Goza
Helena, Mont
Otel Ees
Ainbow A. J. Brekenstate
Oultry
Ontana and Commission Co
Apty
Third St. Ne
Great Falls, Mont
Hysham
Floyd Angles
Big Horn
Treasure County
George A. Horkon
Forsyth
George A. Sutherland
Lewistown
Stevensville
David Lee
John Bareither
Twin Bridges
Madison County
UGS
Vicks
Lolo National Forest
Sato
Blackfoot Land Development CO
Miss Ja. Mit
Chesterfield
OLD Mill
A, Tally
Helena, Montana
Poly
ETO
L. T. Haton
Billings Polytechnic
Institute
Mont
Northwest
State Nursery & Seed CO
Helena