Treasure State farm and livestock buys McDermond Shorthorns
Child and Anceney purchase 69 McDermond Shorthorns from the Columbian Stock Farm of Grand View Missouri and ship them to Montana. The deal, led by Roy Surface, adds 320 breeding age cattle and 400 head including calves to the Flying D herd, increasing Northwest beef capacity and weight.
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Child
Anceney
Missouri
Montana
F. S. McDermond
Grand View
Ts McDermond
Northwest
Charles Anceney
Roy Surface
Kansas City
McDermond
Flying D
Columbian
Child & Anceney
Mr. Child
Mr. Anceney
Promising Spring Wheat Varieties and County Farm Notes
Montana state agriculture column reports variety tests show some wheat promising but one early maturing variety underperforms. Flathead County farmers cleared 3,000 acres using pyrotol. 15 Fergus clubs organized for agricultural and social development. Gallatin County Fair exhibited strong crops. Three Forks won best community display. Richland County tests suggest Supreme may outyield Marquis. Calumet area builds a trench silo. soil blowing and tillage trials planned. Turkey growers near Chateau plan a shipping association. Lincoln Rambouillet flock averages 12 pounds per fleece. Stillwater County grasshoppers scarce barring migratory influx.
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Gallatin County
Bozeman
Three Forks
Richland County
Supreme
Marquis
Valley County
Great Northern Railway
Chateau County
Turkey Shipping Association
Montana
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Founder
The originator of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and the Favorite Prescription for women was Dr. Ray V. Pierce of Western Pennsylvania who later established The Invalids' Hotel and the World's Dispensary in Buffalo New York. His blood medicine is said to be sold nationwide and advertised as a stomach tonic and blood purifier with claims of improved appetite digestion and skin clarity.
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Dr. Pierce
Ray V. Pierce
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
N. Y
Invalids
United States
Golden
Doctor Pierce
Montana ranchers seek heavier cattle to boost range herds
C L Anceney of Child and Anceney Flying D ranch recalls 1881 conditions when 1100 pound steers were small and notes Montana needs heavier loins and backs. He cites shipments of 1700 pound heifers and 1602 pound steers to Chicago, praising Shorthorns for range feeding and early maturity. The Flying D aims to run 15 000 cattle, with 12 000 to 13 000 now, seeking 176 to 250 bulls annually and more grass-fed stock from Northwest, including McDermond Short horns.
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Montana
C. L. Anceney
Child
Bozeman
Livingston
Bismarck
Northern Pacific
H. W. Child
Northwest
Anceney
Texas
Chicago
Central States
Child & Anceney
Junior champion bulls and notable ranches in 1920s
The text notes the 1923 junior champion bull at fairs named Village Ann, an 1700 pound heifer and multiple Canadian champions. It also mentions Robinhood Beauty as the 1924 junior champion of the American Royal in Kansas City. The Flying D ranch, owned by Child & Ancency, lies about 20 miles south of Bozeman as a premier outdoor property.
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Kansas City
Child & Ancency
Bozeman
Cuticura Trio Advertises Baby Skin Relief
Advertisement promotes Cuticura products for soothing red rough and itchy skin on babies. Recommends hot baths with Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment applications, and periodic use of Cuticura Talcum dusting powder as part of a Toilet Trio.
Champion Ewe Owner Jim Garthofner Targets Record Lambings
Jim Garthofner of Missouri brakes, known as alfalfa and sheep king, traveled to Sumatra to deliver his lambs. His three-year-old ewe holds the world production record and bore seven lambs this spring. He offers substantial rewards for any ewe beating this record and aims to showcase a 400 percent lambing rate next year to eastern Montana sheep men.
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James Garthofner
Missouri Brakes
Sumatra
Garthofner
Enes
Jim
Montana
Wild Duck Recipes And Hunting Reflections From the Field
An evocative guide blends hunting lore with detailed preparation for wild game. It covers plucking feathers, skinning, and keeping meat moist, then offers recipes for grouse, chicken, and wild duck including dressings, stuffing, orange and bread sauces, and serving ideas with wild rice and vegetables.
Autumn Duck Ponds Dinner with Roasted Potatoes
A rustic fall table scene describes duck with onions in scalloped tomatoes and potatoes baked or arranged around the duck’s roasting pan. The simple salad features oranges and nuts in lettuce cups with a tart dressing as hunting friends gather around a generous, celebratory meal.
Only One Dye Tints Like This for All Textiles
An advertising notice promotes Diamond Dyes claiming unique tinting for underwear stockings and home fabrics. It promises easy home dyeing with a free Cyclopedia from a druggist and a color craft book mailed from Diamond Dyes in Burlington Vermont.
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Burlington
Vermont
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Treasure State Farm and Livestock
Child & Anceney Purchase Prize
McDermond Herd
Max Goodwill
Montana State College
Armers
Flathead County
J. M. Mulky
Calumet
Fallon County
Daniels County
Warren Woodson
Crow Rock
Custer County
Stillwater County
Stewart Lockwood
U. S. Biological Survey
Helfer
Clark’s Fork Valley
Starr
Ewe
Deanette Beyer
Home Service Department — Royal Milling Company
Simmen
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Weiller «Weiller. Livestock Commission
ST. Paul
Minnesota
McCaull-Dinsmore Co
Minneapolis
Duluth
Absorbine
U.S
Pat Off
F. Young, Inc
Lyman St. Springfiel , Mass
McCarthy
Grain Commission
Milwaukee
Nommddienstn
Frestin
Fred Mueller
Duwene Coun
S. C. Huseth
Great Falls
Pipestone Hot Springs
Carlsbad
Butte
Monta Meat Emission. Co
Butte, Montana
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