Women Writers in Agricultural Journalism Rise With Home Focus
A 1910s style feature argues that women who can write sympathetically about home and children, cooking, and sewing have strong demand in agricultural journalism. It notes the value of plans of houses, family stories, and humane home topics alongside practical farming tales. Typewriter farmers grow as graduates publish experiences.
Sheridan Man Raises Pure Bred Cattle and Sheep in Montana
W M Rhodes of Sheridan operates Clover Meadow ranch featuring pure bred sheep and cattle. He cites rising Northwest demand for improved bloodlines, notes shortages of pure bred stock, and aims to boost production with his 40 head of pure bred Shorthorns and Suffolks including Montina Crown and Brothers.
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Montana
W. M. Rhodes
Sheridan
Clover Meadow Ranch
Hampshire
Rhodes
Northwest
Equity's Editor Goes to War in Montana
Herbert M. Peet editor of the Equity News enlists in the national army and sails for training at Fort McDowell. A. Mellen of Plymouth becomes his successor while Peet hopes for early assignment and cross-Atlantic action. Peet helped run the Equity News and the Co operators' congress in Montana. He has a brother in France with the 305th regiment.
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Herbert M. Peet
Montana
Equity News
San Francisco
National Army
Fort McDowell
Equity Organization
A. Mellen
Plymouth
Wis
Peet
Washington
Jane
New York
Congress
S. W. Stewart
Lynn J. Frazer
North Dakota
the News
Harold L. Peet
305Th
France
Cutworms Enemy to the Gardener
Gardeners learn the life cycle of the army cutworm from egg to adult moth and its impact on crops. Practical protection steps include poison bran mash bait applied at dusk, with instructions for use in home gardens and larger fields to reduce worm damage.
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Montana Garden Brigade
Army
Paris
State at Last Has Brand New Fish Car
The Montana State Fish and Game commission has received a repaired and repainted transport, converted into a fish car by Northern Pacific. The 50 foot express baggage car carries 150 000 fish fry per trip and has distributed 1 500 000 fry without loss during interim operations.
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Montana State Fish and Game Commission
Thymalis B
Commission
Northern Pacific Railway
Thymalis A
Hoss Shay
Express
Montana Notes Press and Public Service Roundup
A Montana digest reports on Lodge of colored Masons chartering in Lewistown, wheat harvest in the Flathead, postmaster appointments, and a $4000 reward for Lewistown firebug arrests. It covers Knights Templar conclave dates, shipyard forecasts, new Montana wholesale grocery, Spanish course at Missoula, and sedition law prosecutions.
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Lewistown
Colored Masons
Missoula
Flathead Valley
Helena
Alfred M. Whitney
Moe Hesser
James D. Sloan
Morese
Grand Commandery
Knights Templar of
Montana
B. E. Stack
Seattle
C. B. Power
Union Wholesale Grocery Company
Corvallis
Frank Woody
State Council of Defense
North Dakota
Bozeman
Joe Stigler
Carpenter Creek
Stewart
Long George” Francis
Hill County
Francis
Great Falls
Lehigh
Federal Employment Bureau
Small
Lewistown Democrat
Edna Rankin
Jeannette , Rankin
University of Montana
168Rd Infantry
Livingston
S. V. Sylvan
W. J. Butler
Minnesota
Washington
Iowa
South Dakota
Wisconsin
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Treasure State Farm and Livestock
Suitans Brace
Red Baron
Bellows
Clover Meadow Hampshires
Stewart Truck
T. G. Power Motor
GARCO
Helena, Montana
Meadow Brook
Herefords
Marlow
Big Sandy
Cuba
Panama
A. B. Cook
Beau Brummel
Lamplighter
Don Carlos
Beau Carlos
Kansas Lad
Shadeland
Charles W. Armour
Kansas City
Missouri
Equity
Senate
Northern Pacific Freight Office
Sons of Herman
Treasure State
Rainbow Hams and Bacon
Great Falls Meat CO. Packers
Montana Farmer
Federal Farm Land Bank
State Land Board
Great Falls Brick & Tile Co
1St National Bank
Elk Run Ranch
W. L. Velie
Thomas Melvin
Elk Run Ranch, Highwood, Mont
Jernesty Montana
Butte
Great Falls Dairy Products Co
U. S. Food Administration