Northern Montana Corn and Pure Seed Show to Glasgow
The fourth annual Northern Montana Corn and Pure Seed Show will run November 4 to 6 in Glasgow. County agents manage exhibits from Chouteau Hill Blaine Phillips Valley Daniels Sheridan Roosevelt and northern Garfield and McCone counties. Premiums exceed $1,000 with sugar beet and pure seed classes, poultry sale, and a Holstein bull sale.
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Montana State College
Montana
Glasgow
High
Valley County
Chouteau
Hill
Blaine
Phillips Valley
Daniels
Sheridan
Roosevelt
Garfield
McCone
M. E. Stebbins
Bliss Triumph
Great Northern
Utah- Idaho Beet Sugar Company
Have You a Daughter Seattle Woman Credits Dr. Pierce Pills
Mrs. Sadie E. Holtzner of Seattle testifies that Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription cured her backaches and catarrhal symptoms in her youth and helped her daughters reach natural womanhood. She urges readers to obtain the prescription in tablets or liquid or seek medical advice from Dr. Pierce.
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Seattle, Wash
Dr. Pierce
Sadie E. Holtzner
North 52d
President Invalids’ Hotel
Buffalo
N. Y
Six Sections Bought in Judith Basin by Big Outfit
Deeds recorded show W. S. Hughes bought six sections totaling 3840 acres from the Cottonwood Coal company for 19200 dollars. Hughes, a leading stockman, will enlarge his ranch to become one of the state's largest cattle outfits with this acquisition.
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Judith Basin
BIG Outfit
W. S. Hughes
Cottonwood Coal Company
Hughes
Hughes Ranch
Radiium Aids Pyorhea Mystery Solved in Health Claim
An ancient advert claims a wonder cure called Radiium defeats pyorrhea and protects gums. It markets a paste or treatment, touts large profits, and urges direct money orders or mail requests from Minneapolis and European sources.
Farming scale tests planned for Roose county grains
Farmers in Roosevelt county plan a yearlong variety test across major grains with focus on spring wheat strains Marquis Renfrew University 222 and Kichener J C Jacobson leads firms on the project The Fort Benton Sugar Beet club supports sugar beet trials on Missouri river bottom lands aiming for 100 acres If successful idle land could be profitably used In Sheridan county tuberculosis testing area four vets work with a fifth expected to join soon Prairie county prepares community hall at Sheep Mountain Madison county growers back Montana potato exhibit State Seed show shifts to Miles City to reach more farmers Sheep sale in Valley county brings record consignments including ewes 4 H club Fallon county corn exhibits shine in Midland Empire fair Daniels county wheat tests crown Renfrew as top producer with per acre yields Marquis registered seed outperforms common Marquis by over five bushels
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Montana Seed Growers’ Association
Montana
Roosevelt County
Marquis
Renfrew
University 222
Kichener
J . C. Jacobson
Fort Benton
Sugar Beet ‘Club
Missouri River
Sheridan County
Daniels County
University
Power’s Fire
Food Commissioner Warns Against Itinerant Peddlers
The quarterly bulletin by J. D. Mickle, state dairy and food commissioner, warns housewives and small local grocers against buying from itinerant peddlers selling inferior quality food. He cites top apples and stale eggs as common tricks and urges reliable peddlers and dealers to avoid such fly by night practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Mickle
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Mickle
Montana Potatoes and Trout Added to Northern Pacific Dining Cars
Northern Pacific dining cars in Missoula will serve Netted Gem potatoes from Bitter Root and Flathead valleys along with 12 ounce plus mountain trout from the Blackfoot valley. The trout are delivered daily from the Binko ranch at Clearwater and iced for freshness as they travel to dining cars.
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Bitter Root
Flathead
Northern Pacific
Blackfoot Valley
Missoula
Binko
Clearwater
Rockies
Montana
Billings Ships First Car of Ripening Tomatoes to Butte Market
The first carload of ripe tomatoes from Billings was sent to the Ryan Fruit company in Butte. About 3000 boxes were grown by Capt Horace W Bivins on three acres near Billings. Merchants expect Yellowstone valley tomatoes to enter national markets and spur new industry.
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Billings
Butte
Ryan Fruit Company
California
Washington
Horace W. Bivins
Yellowstone Valley
Best Grade Montana Wool Commands 47 to 48 Cents
Ira T. Wight of the National Wool Exchange projects a 20 million pound increase in Montana wool output over 1924. Prices for the best grade range from 1.30 to 1.85 per pound cleaned, or 47 to 48 cents greasy, higher than last year but below earlier speculative peaks. A Great Falls meeting discussed market control and the shift to cooperative financing via federal banks, with culling trials showing 13 percent of flocks marked as below standard.
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Ira T. Wight
National Wool Exchange
Montana
Wight
Great Falls
Mr. Wight
National Wool and Warehouse Company
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
Exchange
R. L. Waddell
Waddell
Nine Year Old Cow at Brady Has Given Birth to 10 Calves
Hugh A. Rose of Brady owns a roan cow he says holds the northern Montana state record for progeny. The nine year old cow raised ten calves since its first birth, yielding twins then triplets and two more sets of twins. Every calf reached maturity.
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Brady
Hugh A. Rose
Montana
Mr. Rose
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Treasure State Farm and Livestock
National Forest
Blackfoot Land Development CO
Missoula, Mont
PYRAD
Grogeist
Eropan
Bullaioe
Minneapolis
Midland Grain Co
Williston
N. D
Minn
Sheep Mountain
Prairie County
Madison County
Miles City
Bozeman
Fallon County
Walter Blazer
Frances Spriggs
Sam Knobf
Falconer
Clark Hall
Food Commissioner
N. P
Baby
Cutiura
Montana Farmers
McCaull Dinsmore CO
Duluth
Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Fidelty
Biled
the Railroad and Warehouse Commission of
Minnesota
Weiller
Weiller Livestock Commission
ST. Paul
N. W
Queen Hatcher
Todd
1St Avenue
Geattle
McKay
Ium
Puck St. Paul
Farmer’s Cash Market
Cobb
E. Cobb CO
Grain Commission
Chicago
Milwaukee
Rex
Royal Milling Company
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