Rupert Hughes A Star Author In The Limelight
Mary Stewart Cutting Jr profiles Rupert Hughes, noting his long career from Yale and newspapers to editor roles and prolific writing across stories novels plays and films. The interview highlights his regret over briefly cutting an author's story and credits his understanding of others feelings as a key appeal to readers.
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Rupert Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Yale
Mary Stewart Cutting, JR
Peachblow the Marvelous Woman in a Creator's Frying Pan
A florid tale traces Peachblow Ellen Anne Green as she seeks love among movie stars and professionals, repeatedly remarrying in search of fulfillment. After marriages to Claude Winsor and John Elphinstone fail, she discovers a gardening of exploits, only to return to Winsor, embracing a life of fame, vanity, and eventual contentment.
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Peachblow
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Mr. Elphinstone
California
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Registered Bulls Mean More Profits Says State Senator
Senator R. P. Heren of Custer County argues that using registered bulls boosts cattle quality and market prices. He cites gains in weight and steadier growth, noting pure bred sires produce steers weighing more at younger ages and command higher prices, with Montana breeders like A. B. Cook achieving top honors.
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Montana
Thaye
A.B. Cook
Townsend
Chicago
Wereford Hall
Panama
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Truth About Rota Wheat and Purebred Bulls Advised
The article discusses Kota wheat, its rust resistance and yield tests across North Dakota and Montana, noting its advantages in rust areas but not in all regions. It emphasizes farmer decisions on wheat quality, and then argues for using purebred bulls to improve cattle herds, citing high auction prices and long-term profitability.
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Ezza Hepple
Peachhlaw
Peachhblow
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North Dakota
Kota Marquis Fargo
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Edgeley
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Dickinson
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Williston
Mandan
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Bozeman
Montana
Moccasin
Using Durum Wheat to Boost Prices in North Dakota
Der. John Lee Coulter, president of North Dakota Agricultural College, says North Dakota can lead in Durum wheat by boosting domestic use of Durum products. He compares to California citrus and Southern rice, urging expansion of Durum consumption to market the full crop at home and reduce foreign competition.
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California
South
North Dakota
John Lee Coulter
North Dakota Agricultural College
Oats Emphasized as Superior Feed for Young Stock
Oats serve as a versatile feed for all kinds of young stock and are a standard grain feed for horses in many regions. It offers high protein content and is easily digested, supporting growth and health.
Veteran Cattleman Condemns Scrubs in Cattle Industry
In a column by Dan D. Casement, a veteran cattleman with Colorado and Kansas ranches, the author lauds his long career in stock breeding and his success at producing prize cattle for the Denver market. He notes Casement’s high ranking in short-fed special classes at the International and his prominence in the stockman community.
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Dan D. Casement
Treatment Of Cotton Fabrics Before Making
Instructions for fixing dye colors on cotton fabrics. It covers reagent options such as vinegar and salt blends for different color groups, sugar or lead for lavender, borax for light colors, and advises overnight immersion, drying before washing, and shrinkage prevention by controlled heating and careful folding.
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Dr. Caroline Tedger of the Elizabeth Metomnick Memorial Fund in Chicago spoke in Bozeman during Farmers' Week about preparing for parenthood. She argued that healthy babies start with healthy parents and that fatherhood and motherhood must be taught from youth, not created in nine months.
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Caroline Tedger
Elizabeth Metomnick
Farmers and Home Makers Week Opens in Bozeman
The annual event in Bozeman ran January 8 to 13 this year and drew 154 registered participants. Organizers called it the most successful program of its kind in Montana history.
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Bozeman
Montana
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