Hallman’s Canadian Farm Triumph with Brome Grass and Horses
E G Hallman, Ontario Agricultural College graduate and famed Canadian athlete, built a thriving western Canada farm focused on brome grass and horses. Last year he produced 4000 bushels of seed, 150 tons of hay, and pastured 250 horses while selling 50 work horses at $60 each, with minimal outside labor.
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E. G. Hallman
BE. G. Hallman
Ontario Agricultural College
Canada
Mr. Hallman
Montana
Extension Service
Greece
Hallman
Tallman
Seed Collection Shows Montana’s Worst Weeds
The Seed Testing Department at the Montana Grain Inspection Laboratory has mounted 24 weed seeds under glass for a new sale series. A seven page leaflet explains each weed and related crop seeds, highlighting five noxious seeds under Montana law. The collection, costing fifty cents per set, is sold by the State seed laboratory at Bozeman.
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Montana
Montana Grain Inspection Laboratory
State Seed Laboratory
Experiment Station
Bozeman
Preservation method for eggs using lime or water glass
During this period of high egg production care should be given to winter preservation. The article notes that packing eggs in a chemical solution such as lime or sodium silicate keeps them for several months and suitable for all cooking uses.
Feeder Pigs Must Be Immune to Cholera Before Shipment
The rule requires feeder pigs to be cholera immune before they can be shipped into most states. This health standard affects pig traders and farm operations across multiple regions. Authorities enforce vaccination or immunity tests to prevent disease spread.
Vitamins Outlined By Montana Extension Service Division
A 1920s era note lists three vitamins essential for growth and disease prevention. Vitamin A is fat soluble and found in greens and yellow vegetables. Vitamin B is water soluble and boosts growth and appetite, preventing nervous disorders. Vitamin C prevents scurvy and aids health. Foods include spinach, cabbage, beans, tomatoes, peas, and more.
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Montana Extension Service
Cooking vegetables for flavor retention and texture
The guide recommends boiling with just enough water for most vegetables, avoids covering strong flavors, and suggests steaming greens to preserve minerals. It notes parboiling onions briefly, cooking roots slowly to prevent breaking, and tender but not overcooked results.
How to Cut Bias Strips From Fabric
To cut bias strips fold material so lengthwise threads align with crosswise threads. Fold at the selvage to form a right angle, crease, then cut along the fold. Mark several bias widths from the bias edge, connect with chalk, and cut. For twill or diagonal weaves cut so twill runs across the strips.
Hot School Lunch Boosts Attendance in Bridger Canyon
In Bridger Canyon Gallatin valley a Vitthe girl with chronic illness and prior absences of several days per year saw no absences this winter after hot lunches were served at noon. She reports a strong appetite and steady weight and says she feels fine.
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Bridger Canyon
Gallatin Valley
Gardener Tips For Home Vegetable Planting
The housewife who hoss es the planting of the home garden should keep a few important points in mind. Planting of all vegetables in regular rows will allow cultivation by horse drawn implement. Successive plantings should be made to insure a continuous supply of vegetables and provision should be made for late maturing types suitable for canning or storage for winter. Only adapted types should be planted and it must be remembered that the best seed is the cheapest.
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Hosses
Farm Women in Montana Turkey Triangle Earn Side Money
Farm women in north Montana’s triangle use turkey raising as a lucrative side income. The region’s farms widely raise chickens as a common feature, a factor for both successful and less successful farms.
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Montana
Triangle
Home economics bulletins from Montana Extension Service
By writing to the women s department at Montana Extension Service in Bozeman a housewife can obtain circulars on clothing pattern making poultry culling or raising hot school lunches dress forms and similar home subjects.
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Women’s Department
Montana Extension Service
Bozeman
Dress Form Demonstration Inspires Havre Clubwork
After a dress form demonstration in Havre by Blanche Tee of the Montana Extension Service, 46 local women made their own dress forms. Further work on clothing projects is planned in May by Miss LaBossier of the Extension Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Blanche Tee
Montana Extension Service
Miss LaBossier
The
Extension Service
Careful management boosts profits in pork production
Prof. W. E. Joseph of the Montana Experiment Station urges careful selection of breeding stock and close attention to factors affecting costs and product quality. He notes that large litters and thrifty pigs, along with economical sow and litter feeding, are key to profitability in pork production.
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W. E. Joseph
Montana Experiment Station
Navy to undergo major reshuffle of high officers in coming months
Washington reports a sweeping reorganization of top naval leadership with Admiral Coontz slated for sea command as head of the United States fleet. Admiral Eberle and Admiral Washington face shifts, while several vice admirals and rear admirals are forecast for new posts and shore duties.
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Admiral Coontz
Naval Establishment
Wen
BE. W
Hberle
Battle Fleet
Coontz
United States Fleet
Thomas Washington
Bureau of Navigation
Cave
Richard E. Leigh
Bureau
Washington
Eberle
Samuel’ S. Robinson
R. H. Jackson
Philip Andrews
Admiral Robinson
General Board
Santo Domingo
Admiral Jackson
Andrews
Norfolk Navy Yard
John D.mcdonald
William W. Pratt
Thomas P. Magruder
New Orleans Payoll District
S. Asow. Kittalle
Atlantic
Greater Economy Key In Underground Coal Production
The United States commission reports that a stronger push to substitute machine labor for hand work, improved underground transport, and experienced engineering staff are needed to raise daily coal output. It notes high development in larger firms and seeks aid from agencies including the Interstate Commerce Commission, Bureau of Mines, Geological Survey, Census, and Department of Justice for joint ownership and legal considerations.
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Reater
John Kinys Hammani
United States Com! Commission
Alabama
Interstate Commerce Commission
Internal Revenue Bureau
Bureau of Mines, Geological Survey
Census Bureau
Coal Division
Department of Commerce
Publle Health Service
Commission
Bureau of Mines and Geological Survey
Department of Justice
Pennsylvania
National Good Roads Essay Contest Opens Major Scholarship
For the fourth year high school students nationwide may compete for the Tf. SS. Firestone four years' university scholarship covering tuition room board books and fees. Essays on The Influence of Highway Transport Upon the Religious Life of My Community are due May 1 to the school principal.
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United States
Highway Education Board
Tf. SS
Warrey & Firestone
Akron
White Tickets Aid Washington Beggars Move
Professional beggars leave the capital as the Gospel mission issues white tickets promising meals and lodging. Two hundred thousand tickets were mailed to businessmen to recruit cooperation and a local agency offers job help. A surge in help requests followed, with many presenting tickets at the mission office.
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Washington
Gospel Mission
Mission
Banker-Farmer Exchange Aids Wisconsin Agriculture
The Banker-Farmer Exchange proposes banker aid to farmers for better cattle and crops. Wisconsin bankers created a $10,000 guarantee fund in 1919. 1922 data show 58 carloads sold totaling 116575, with 12 000 dairy cattle inquiries and 165 percent sales growth. Field men verify stock quality and TB risk, earning 5 percent commission split with local brokers.
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Banker-Farmer Exchange
Agricultural Committee
Wisconsin Bankers Association
Burton M. Smith
Agricultural Commission
American Bankers Association
Bankers of Wisconsin
Exchange
Maryland
Illinois
Ohio
Minnesota
Iowa
North Dakota
Missouri
Montana
South Dakota
Florida
Mississippi
Canada
Washington
Michigan
Indiana
Georgia
New York
Kansas
Wisconsin
Trust in America and the world's creditor role
A commentary on America's status as the world's largest creditor and the trusted custodian of nearly thirteen billion dollars in assets. It stresses responsible lending, maintaining solvent sectors, and supporting Europe’s rehabilitation through continued business activity and political social stabilization.
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United States
America
Europe
Amerca
Our Duty to Aid Global Economic Growth
The passage asserts America must use its trusted position to assist in economic production and distribution worldwide. It frames this as part of the nation’s daily work and essential to meet global needs, benefiting both America and borrowers through profitable aid and investment.
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America
Boys and Girls Club Work cited by bankers official
F N Shepherd of the American Bankers Association and James R Howard endorse Boys and Girls Club Work. They say the national committee's efforts will power tomorrow's agricultural economy and support prosperous rural life through opportunities for Farm Bureau youths and others to engage in Club Work.
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National Committee On Boys and Girls Club
America
F. N. Shepherd
American Bankers Association
Farm Bureau
James R. Howard
Six Reasons For Boys and Girls Clubs Findings
A banker farmer argues six points on youth clubs for agricultural change. Youths adopt new practices faster, are easier to influence, and can be organized into clubs, expanding reach. Spending on youth work yields higher returns and feeds agricultural education, citing club membership rising from 500,000 in 1921 to about 600,000.
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Katharine KF. Butterfield
Kelser
Idaho
Garland Johnson
Bridgeport
W. Va
Karl G. Pearson
District of Columbia
Butterfield
Northwestern University
Johnson
Mr. Pearson
Miss Johnson
University of West Virginia
Pearson
Commonwealth
Washington, D. C
John J. Tigert
United States Commissioner of Education
D. H. Otis
OD. H. Otis
Theodore G. Smith
Trust Company Division
Theo. G. Smith
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