Two cropping methods for Montana soils proposed by Professor Shaw
Professor Thomas Shaw outlines two feasible methods for growing crops in Montana with moisture conservation. A four year rotation mixes summer fallow, fodder corn, winter grain, and spring grain to yield three crops in four years. The plan divides land into pasture and four equal sections, keeping half the land in grain and using alfalfa for soil humus and cleanliness.
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Montana
Thomas Shaw
New Rule Requires County Attorneys to Include Opposing Opinions
Albert J. Galen attorney general announces a new rule effective April 1 1911 for county attorneys seeking opinions. They must submit the county attorney s own conclusions and authorities supporting them with each request or the opinion will be withheld.
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Albert J. Galen
No Child Can Be Locked in Jail
A new juvenile court bill signed by Governor Norris bans imprisoning anyone under 17 in common jails. Violators face up to 100 dollars fine and police cannot try such cases. preliminary hearings only if district court is unavailable. The measure prohibits housing or mixing underage offenders with adult convicts in any institution.
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Norris
Justice of the Peace
Stock Commissioners Named
Governor Norris appointed two year terms for the state board of stock commissioners. Five seats changed. only Con Sweeney H H Sappington Winthrop Raymond R B Ayers and H P Franklin were retained. A full list of the new roster includes members from Beaverhead Broadwater Carbon Cascade Custer Dawson Deer Lodge Fergus Flathead Gallatin Granite Jefferson Lewis and Clark Lincoln Madison Meagher Missoula Musselshell Park Powell Ravalli Rosebud Sanders Silver Bow Sweet Grass Teton Valley and Yellowstone with John Harris Hugh Wells C J Murphy and others.
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Norris
State Board of Stock Commissioners
Con Sweeney
Broadwater
H. H. Sappington
Gallatin
Winthrop Raymond
Madison
R. BR
Ayers
Silver Bow
H. P. Frankling
Sweetgrass
Beaverhead
Lincoln
G. A. Ottawa
Meagher
J. L. Johnston
Missoula
Peter Schaffer
Musselshell
John Chandler
Park
G. A. Allen
Powell
Joseph Toomey
Ravalli
Fred Edwards
Rosebud
N. J. Humphries
Sanders
William Russell
M. R. Ayers
Sweet Grass
H. P. Franklin
Teton
O. D. Gray
Valley
Allen Shaw
Yellowstone
Charles O'Donnell
Storing Eggs Safely in March May Silicate Solution
Harper's Bazaar notes eggs should be stored when cheap in March April or May and kept fresh. Dropping from nest is ideal. if not possible, secure within three days. Soiled or washed eggs are unusable. Silicate of soda is sold by the pound. ten pounds covers fifty dozen eggs at two cents per dozen. Three grades exist. use best to avoid loss. Prepare by mixing one part silicate to sixteen parts boiled cooled water.
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Harper’s Bazaar
Want Reduction in Rates for Western Wool Shipments
President Gooding of the National Wool Growers association has hired W C Johnson to argue before the interstate commerce commission for lower wool freight rates from western points. The case, heard recently, targets rates to Boston Philadelphia and New York City, with woolcars carrying 500 to 700 dollars in freight per car. Wool is valued by railroads as desirable, safe, and slow freight, yet charged nearly double other commodities in the same class.
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President Gooding
National Wool Growers’ Association
W. C. Johnson
Idaho
Western Sheepmen
Interstate Commerce Commission
Gooding
Boston
Philadelphia
New York City
Notice to settlors on unpaid accounts 1911
All accounts due me and not paid by January 1 1911 will be placed in the hands of an attorney for collection placed to Brock at 17 East T Brock street or address given.
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E. T. Brock
Dillon Montana Election Notice 1911
Notice of regular annual city election in Dillon Montana to be held April 8 1911. Polls open 8 a m to 6 p m. Mayor police judge city treasurer and alderman for each ward chosen. Polling places at Montana Auto Supply Co building City hall Emerick house. Henry R Melton city clerk.
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Dillon
Montana
Montana Auto Supply Co
Montana and
Reeder Streets
City
Emerick House
Bannack Street
Henry R. Melton
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Professor Shaw
Packard
Robt, Morton
United States
Beaverhead County
Dillon Real Estate
Montana State Normal College
Nevada
Oregon
Center Street
Virginia Street
Colorado
Glendale Street
S$ebree Street
Johnson & Boone
Provost & Ripley
Headquarters
Por Wet Goods
Foster Employment Agency
Dillon, Mont
GEO. R. Metlen
R. E. Ober
E. Bannack St
Dilton
Mont
E. M. Yeaman
P.O. Buildings
Uhas
Perry
Masonic Temple
Copricauts &c
Munn & Co
Scientific American
New York
Washington. D
Union Electric Co
E.R. Ackley
Edie
City Express
C. W. Scott
General Transfer
John Orr
nsVsyys
J. Carhart
Jos. C. Smith
Attorney-at-Law
Edwin Norris
Dillon Montnaa
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