Dream of Sudduth Scientist Proved True via Alfalfa War Menu
Alfalfa is named a bread ration as food scientists back its use for humans and livestock. Dr W X Sudduth of Broadview and Billings is celebrated posthumously for pioneering dry land farming and alfalfa product experiments that reached national attention in Chicago, New York, and other cities.
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New York
Chicago
W. X. Sudduth
Broadview
Billings
Montana
Sudduth
St. Paul
Kansas City
East
Bandit Chieftain for High Place in Montana Marshal Race
Henry Plummer hoped to become United States marshal of the new Montana territory, using his outlaw network to gain power. Col Sanders warned Governor Edgerton, who vetoed the appointment. Plummer was hanged years later, and the bandit reign did not extend.
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Territory
Col. Sanders
Edgerton
Territory of
Montana
Henry Plummer
Rocky Mountains
United States
Plummer
Law and Order
Jeckyl
Mr. Hyde
Colonel Sanders
Gold
Ruby River
Laurin
Virginia City
Bannack
Lincoln
Washington
Holgerton
Sanders
Montana urged to boost small herds for meat supply
Chancellor E C Elliott of the University of Montana urges farmers and stockmen across Montana to increase the number of small herds and flocks to produce more beef mutton and pork. He argues this is the quickest way to overcome meat shortages and that raising all possible live stock will help solve the state's meat supply.
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E. C. Elliott
University of Montana
Montana
Treasure State
Montana Local Notices and Appointments Roundup
A compilation of brief items across Montana towns: Episco pal church completion in Whitefish, incorporations planned in Lewistown area, new telephone exchange in Brockton, and a wound in action for Lt. W. J. Wright with Canadian forces. Read of juvenile band in Whitefish, Mayme Kerr’s new post at Miles City, Roundup’s new building, oil drilling casing shipment near Grass Range, and lawn of community singing in Lewistown. Also new weekly Park County News, Milwaukee-distributed Roundup, and a new M. D. Staunton warehouse. Death of Mrs. W. H. Caffee noted in Edgar, plus night school opening in Havre with 44 students. Prof. F. P. Baird joins state text book commission, and a Portland burial for W. T. Billiott, with local obituary. Additional items cover Florentini Pena’s murder confession, W. E. Thompson’s move to dairying extension work, track work on the Lewistown to McDonald Creek project, Farm Loan loans in Roundup, legal ruling on employer liability, and Montana State College students to enter officer reserve training. Miles City reports bottle scattered along Yellowstone trail costing $10 in court.
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Whitefish
Lewistown
Hobson
Winnett
Winifred
Brockton
W. J. Wright
Nixon
Billings
Mayme Kerr
Union Station
State
Miles City
Roundup Record
Minneapolis
Donegal Ranch
Grass Range
Livingston
Park County News
Milwaukee
M. D. Staunton Wholesale
Edgar
W. H. Caffee
Havre
F. P. Baird
State Text Book Commission
H. A. Davee
Wisconsin. Normal
Helenand W
Helenand W.,. T. Billiott
Internationalarvester Company
Montana
Portland
Bilings
Florentini Pena
Geronimo Garcia
Tindell
Pena
Bozeman
W. E. Thompson
Kansas Agricultural College
Montana State College
Great Northern
McDonald Creek
Rockford
Federal Farm Loan Bank
Spokane
Lake Mason Federal Farm Loan Association
Helena
Ford
National Army
National Guard
Regular Army
Yellowstone Trail
Hiram Ort
Moorhead
Minn
Fine Morgan Horses Donated to State College
Brooknok Ranch owners C. B. Larabie estate provide stable foundation for Montana State College with generous donation of Fine Morgan horses to establish a breeding and training program.
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State College
Brooknok
C. 8. Larabie
Montana State College
Alfalfa Theories Persists To His Dying Day
The passage notes a man clinging to his alfalfa ideas despite opposition, remaining confident that science would eventually validate his claims about alfalfa as a food. His steadfast belief endures to the end of his life.
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Musselshell County
Board of County Commissioners
College Receives Morgan and Standardbred Horses
The college was presented with two registered Morgan fillies one standard bred and a two year old Morgan stud. Colts sired by Frank Allen join horses related to a Brooknok ranch animal sold in Cleveland for 5000 dollars. Prof C N Arnett facilitated the gift to boost breeding and instruction in light harness saddle horses and related breeds.
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Frank Allen
Brooknok Ranch
Cleveland
Ohio
C. N. Arnett
College Animal Industry Department
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Fairview Ranch
Lake Basin
The
Interna
Northern Pacific
Morrison, Fratt and
Canyon Creek
Morrison
Bloomington
Fratt
Heidelberg
Vienna
Berlin
Philadelphia Medico Chirag College
Philadelphia
School of Dentistry
University of Minnesota
American Medical Association
Minnesota
Chicago University
John D. Rockefeller
Harper
Taras Farmer
Fairview
Pene Teeny
Pms
Santi
Kelley-How-Thomson Co
Duluth, Minnesota
Valley County
Roy Fife
Saco
Fife
Equity Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Equity Insurance Department
Insurance Department
American Society of Equity
America
American Society OF Equity Aay
Seiz Aane
Elliot
Sloan
Dr. New Discovery
Dr. King
Butte Floral CO
Butte Mont
Alhambra Hot Springs Hotel
M. J. Sullivan
Boulder Hot Springs
J. M. Reynolds
White Sulphur Springs
Montara
Hfe
Frank Lemmer
Panama
Pacific Exposition
Central Avenue
P.O
Great Falls
Photos
Reasonable Priese
Gibson Studio
Tudie
Ave. N
Io Tcumen
Harry H. McDole
S. C. Huseth
Optometrist
MD. Optician
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