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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1923
Page
2
Experts at Bozeman’s State Agricultural College prepare leading articles on Montana tillage methods funded by state and federal governments. The pieces describe experimental results and urge readers to file them for future reference and use.
Phillips County prospers as corn, dairying, and diversified farming recover from drought and price slumps. The article notes irrigation prospects, expanding corn acreage from 5,620 to 35,000 acres, rising hog populations, and plans for potato, bean, alfalfa, sugar beet crops on dryland and irrigated farms.
The text outlines the need for detailed cost estimates to equip an irrigated farm. It covers buildings fences machinery livestock and operating expenses including feed seed land leveling water taxes insurance depreciation personal costs and living needs. It emphasizes using actual settler data to project yields and loan requirements before entering settlement.
Advertised remedy advises soothing red rough itchy skin with hot baths using Cuticura Soap and applying Cuticura Ointment. Periodically include Cuticura Talcum for scented dusting, promoting the full Cuticura Toilet Trio.
A soldier recalls hunting near the Missouri for elk antelope prairie chickens sage hens and deer for a grand Christmas dinner. He notes his discharge on December 19 by Captain Thomas N. French and describes his praise as a brave capable trusted first sergeant before brushing his horse.
The narrator describes riding 85 miles to reach the nearest railroad at Bismarck to catch the last train of the period. He recalls steering a horse once used in military service and reflects on staying loyal to his old home Mass as seasons changed.
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