George M. Lewis Elected Montana Seed Growers President
George M. Lewis of Manhattan was elected to fill the unexpired term of Fred Sumner of Clyde Park as president of the Montana Seed Growers Association. Sumner will move to Idaho and cannot continue his Montana work. association ties to Montana Experiment Station and State College Extension Service. Alfalfa seed outlook improves with the season, with Miles City area and southeastern Montana yielding the bulk of the crop. northern counties show fair yields. Poor blossoming timing reduced seed sets in many areas despite higher acreage.
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Elect Association
George M. Lewis
Manhattan
Montana Seed Growers’ Association
Fred Sumner
Clyde Park
Sumner
Idaho
Montana
Lewis
Manhattan Co
Montana Experiment Station
Montana State College Extension Service In
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A. J. Ogaard
Mr. Ogaard
Government Tackles Anthrax Across Mississippi Valley
Anthrax strikes cattle and people across several states in the Mississippi valley. Mississippi and Arkansas report multiple deaths. Secretary Wallace sends extra experts to aid state authorities in eradicating the outbreak. Farm tests show high returns from top cows compared with poor herds, highlighting the value of better cattle.
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Mississippi Valley
Mississippi
Arkansas
Wallace
Debts Drive Man to Skip Payment Says Proverb
A saying notes that when debts accumulate a man feels discouraged to pay any creditor. It reflects a view on financial strain and obligation in difficult economic times.
Pemberton Yields Record Wheat on Montana Farm
L T Pemberton of Forsyth, a noted Montana corn grower, debuts as a feeding wheat grower with a 291 acre field of Karmont wheat yielding 1638 bushels. A 10 acre block registered by Montana Reed Growers averaged 55.5 bushels per acre on summer fallow land planted September 20, 1923. Vocational Congress For Girls to convene at Montana State College Bozeman November 2022 with 280 delegates from clubs and high schools attending.
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L. T. Pemberton
Forsyth
Montana
Ralph D. Mercer
Pemberton
Montana State College
Ana B. Herrick
Herrick
Bozeman
Richland county Hardy family exemplifies Montana farming success
The Hardy brothers Frank Henry Sam Charlie and John plus William Lewis moved from Wisconsin around 1905. Their mixed farms emphasize crop rotation stock raising and prudent land growth. Banks estimate the family's combined wealth nears 300 000 while they lend support to community progress and reject land speculation.
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Montana
Richland County
Hardy
Frank
Henry
Sam
Charlie
John
William Lewis
Wisconsin
Northern Montana Corn and Seed Exhibition Planned at Wolf Point
The annual event travels across northern counties Roosevelt Blaine Philips counties host duties rotate each year to cover the region. A new seed department will showcase standard varieties such as Marquis wheat Peliss durum Arctic clover Victory oats Hanneken barley North Dakota 959 rye Trebi barley chrome grass and others suited to northern Montana conditions.
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Montana
Wolf Point
Roosevelt County
Blaine
Philips County
Montana Seed Growers Association
North Dakota
Dairy industry steady despite short booms says Montana expert
At a Madison county farmers meeting Prof. J A Nelson of Montana State College warned there is little risk of oversaturation in dairy. He noted the dairy business deters casual entrants because it takes long to enter and exit. He added rising population will absorb any normal gains in production.
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Anaconda Company
Montana
Madison County
J. A. Nelson
Montana State College
Nélson
18 Acre Field Yields High Wheat Bushel Awards
An 18 acre field of registered Marquis belonging to A N Boomer of Grass Range Fergus county yielded 45 bushels per acre when threshed Carl Peterson county agent says. A grain sample won first at the Central Montana fair a sheaf of wheat from the field won first in its class a bushel sample placed fourth in a milling test at the Montana State fair and placed sixth in the strong hard red spring class.
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A. N. Boomer
Fergus County
Carl Peterson
Montana
Pleasant Talkers or Disagreeable Listeners
A brief aphorism notes that some men are pleasant in conversation yet hard to listen to, contrasting charm with patience in dialogue.
Demand Bayer aspirin safe with Bayer cross warning ad
Public service style ad urges buyers to seek Bayer on packaging or tablets to ensure genuine aspirin approved by physicians for 23 years. Warns imitations may be dangerous and stresses saying Bayer at purchase. Ends with a cynical adage about fools and money.
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Bayer
Swamp Root advertisement promises purity and relief
An advertisement for Dr Kilmer Swamp Root claims purity and lack of habit forming drugs. It touts kidney liver and bladder benefits and offers a sample bottle for ten cents. The copy emphasizes vegetable ingredients and states a sworn purity statement with every bottle. It invites readers to request a sample by mailing ten cents to Binghamton New York.
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Dr. Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Red Cross Ball Blue Ad Boosts Baby Clothes
Advertisement touts Fresh sweet white dainty clothes for baby using Red Cross Ball Blue Never streaks or injures them claims all good grocers sell it.
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Billings
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