One Man from Pennsylvania Praises Montana Regime
J. E. Finch, a new settler at Sumatra Montana, writes of Montana’s wealth and opportunities in livestock, alfalfa, and crops. He notes aridity defeated, echoes agricultural college support and railroad interest, and describes on Herbold farm: 50 acres alfalfa two feet tall, giant turnips, 85 stalks per wheat stool, and thriving vegetables marking Sumatra's farming potential.
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J. E. Finch
Sumatra
Montana
Forsyth Times-Journal
Pennsylvania
Prairies
Missoula
East
New York
Chicago
St. Paul
F. D. Herbold
Herbold
J. D. Rockefeller
Potato Imports and Exports in a Decade
A decade summary from the bureau of statistics shows total US potato imports at 22,845,634 bushels valued at 10,985,770 dollars over ten years, and exports at 10,900,566 bushels valued at 8,413,675 dollars. Major sources include Canada, Mexico, Bermuda, and several European nations. principal destinations are Canada, Cuba, and Panama. Germany leads global production with 1,716,000,000 bushels in 1909, while New York tops US output in 1910 with 44,500,000 bushels.
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United States
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce, and Labor
Canada
Mexico
Bermuda
America
Scotland
England
Ireland
Germany
France
Europe
China
Australia
Canary Islands
West Indies
Central America
Cuba
Panama
Central American
West Indian Islands
Hongkong
British Guiana
Philippine Islands
French Oceana
North Africa
South America
Spain
European
Russia
Austria
Hungary
Great Britain
New York
Michigan
Maine
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Ohio
Illinois
Iowa
Minnesota
New Jersey
This Country I Love Inspires Sharing Its Soil Tips
A speaker expresses deep affection for the country and urges others to mix pleins into plowing and cultivating soil as a practice. The voice emphasizes personal admiration and a desire to tell others about the benefits observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbold
Dr. David Starr Jordan Receives Japanese Sacred Treasure
Leland Stanford University president Dr. David Starr Jordan was awarded the Maichi order of the Sacred Treasure in a ceremony led by Matsuzo Nagai, the Japanese consul in San Francisco. The honor recognizes his advocacy for international peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford University
Japan
Matsuzo Nagai
San Francisco
Jordan
Cave found deep in mountains near Thermopolis Wyoming
Workmen at a sulphur mine near Ther mopolis Wyoming discovered a cave extending far back into the mountains. The find suggests substantial underground passages and potential new areas for exploration.
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Thermopolis
Wyo
Shocking Sounds Warn of Earthquakes and Kidney Ailments
Shocking sounds in the earth are said to warn of earthquakes and the coming peril. The ad promotes Electric Bitters as a remedy for backache and kidney troubles, claiming benefits for dropsy diabetes and Bright's disease with a testimonial from Peter Bondy of South Rockwood Michigan.
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Bright
Peter Bondy
South Rockwood, Mich
President Taft’s daughter blocked toll gate with seven cents
A humorous recount traces a White House tour where Miss Taft had no purse and the chauffeur paid the seven cent toll by saying charge it to the White House. The gatekeeper doubted the claim while the president’s daughter and chauffeur resolved the fare smoothly.
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Maryland
Washington
White House
District of Columbia
Popular Magazine
Taft
Tyrant of the Wigwam in Cree Life Told by Wide World
In the far north of Canada the Cree live in rough pine shelters facing frost and famine. A baby girl, snug in a moss cradle among traps and cooking gear, grows as the wigwam’s tyrant. Despite hardship, she brings joy to her parents who labor for her happiness.
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Canada
Wide World Magazine
His Housekeeping Brings Stirring Wife Commentary
A husband writes his wife he is getting along fine while she stays with her mother. She returns accusing him of wrecking silverware and linens with careless cooking and messy chores, sparking a sharp domestic critique captured by a Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Clatterby
Foley Kidney Pills Praise From Illinois Customer
The advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills as remedies for backache and kidney ailments, claiming they restore normal kidney action and health. Mrs M F Spalsbury of Sterling Illinois reports severe back and kidney pain and sleepless nights, and credits two bottles with cure. Potts the druggist endorses the product.
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M. F. Spalsbury
Sterling
Ill
Potts
Emmer Grain Gains Ground as Profitable Farm Crop
The farmers bulletin notes emmer has expanded as a profitable field crop across the United States over 16 to 20 years, with both spring and winter varieties. It is a bearded wheat subspecies used mainly for stock feed in dry regions, with winter emmer valuable in the Rocky Mountains and Pacific coast.
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Farmers’ Bulletin
United States Department of Agriculture
Emmer
United States
Bulletin
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
Europe
Russia
Doan's Kidney Pills Back Claims in Dillon Testimony
Mrs. L Robbins of Dillon Montana endorses Doan's Kidney Pills after seven to eight years of kidney pain and backache. She reports relief after using four bottles and urges other kidney sufferers to try the remedy sold at Pott's Drug Store with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as US agents.
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Dillon
Doan
Pott
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Tribune Book Store Showcases Stationery and Office Supplies
The Tribune Book Store features a refined line of stationery and office supplies for home and business use. Shoppers can find writing instruments paper folders and organizers alongside basic office essentials.
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Tribune Book Store
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Treasure State
Ely
George
Peabody Mads
Baltimore
London
George Peabody
Apjo
Lonienirinet
Dillon : Furniture . CO
G. T. Paul
Edison Phonographs
Tattersall
Foster Employment Agency
Dillon Coal
THE
Beaverhead County
Dillon Hotel Co
Kolman
the Rombauer Co
Hocking
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