Montana seed potatoes prove best in states test
Seed potatoes gathered from eight Montana sections by horticulturalist P. M. Harrington and tested with 22 other collections show Montana leading yields. Louisiana confirms Montana seed as superior. test rows and averages place Montana at the top with about 192.2 bushels per acre against Wisconsin and others. experts foresee nationwide recognition.
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Montana
Wisconsin
Biss
P.M. Harrington
Motinla
Louisiana
United States
W. R. Perkins
University of Louisiana
Montini
S Tung
Nebaratska
North Dakota
Nebraska
Move for Better Sires and Stock Gains Gains Favor with Breeders
The Better Livesetter Stock movement began in Richland County during a mid June livestock tour. County Agent DePue reports strong local interest with enrollment rising as blanks return about twelve daily. Seventy five farmers have joined, with expected enrollment surpassing 150 by campaign end.
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Richland County
DePue
Montana Extension Office Forms Women Leaders Club
Miss Blanche Lee leads a Montana Extension Service project to train women leaders and organize a Glascoa club. The group aims to assist home demonstration agents by furnishing publicity securing enrollment arranging programs and other support.
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Blanche Lee
Montana Extension Service
Plains
Glascoa
Precept on Home Ownership From Cicero
A concise quotation urging that the owner be an ornament to the house rather than the house to the owner. The remark highlights architectural and personal virtue, aligning ownership with dignity and restraint.
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Cicero
Causes of Farm Failure in North Central Montana
A Montana State College extension bulletin by economist M. L. Wilson analyzes why dry farming in north central Montana has faltered over five years. It separates unchangeable natural woes like drought and pests from modifiable factors such as settler readiness, farming methods, over expansion, and credit.
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North Central
Montana
Montana State College Extension Service
M. L. Wilson
Wilson
Une
Wacksnith
Ty Eow
Dmaiden
Ta Omadtb
Erpenter
Py World
Rover
Li Musteian
Draynin
Butcher
Rountliner
Jack
Poultry Demonstrations Boost Montana Farmers
County agents in five Montana counties report rising poultry interest and improving practices. Daniels, Sanders, Phillips, Sheridan, Ravalli counties held multiple demonstrations with hundreds of poultry raisers, many birds culled, and improved hen production versus roosters.
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Additon
Montana
Daniels County
Sanders County
Sanders
Phillips County
Sheridan County
Ravalli
Selecting Show Birds for Better Poultry at Fair
Advice to choose show birds and care for them with special feeding and housing to improve their shape and feather. Suggests roomy coops under shade trees and regular handling to prepare birds for the fair.
Directors Discuss Running Expenses At Meeting
At a directors' gathering an on record remark questions current running expenses while the group sits to assess financial posture and future cost containment steps.
Swem Wins National Shorthand Championship杯
Charles L. Swem, longtime Wilson stenographer, captured the National Shorthand Reporters’ title in Chicago. He dictated 1,403 words of detached testimony in five minutes with only nine errors, earning the silver loving cup emblematic of the championship.
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Charles L. Swem
Wilson
Chicago
The Farmer's New Position as a Business Man
The farmer becomes a modern businessperson empowered by cooperative marketing, credit options, and government loan programs. He can access Federal Land Bank financing, government rediscount banks, and warehouse receipts as collateral, reducing reliance on private buyers and improving terms.
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Federal Land Bank
Compulsory Thrift Plan Aims at 1200 Kansas Employees
A coalition of power and telephone firms in Kansas enforces a compulsory thrift program covering about 1200 workers from president to laborer. Each month employees must save and invest at least 10 percent, report holdings, and obtain committee approval for investments. Government securities and home payments are allowed. Reports show 13 percent on average saved, totaling over 100000 dollars, with dismissal for noncompliance. Budget books aid the plan to enforce frugality and living within means.
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Kansas
Power and Telephone
General Office
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Bliss Triumph
Elliot Cheatham
Atlanta
Southern Rates
District of Columbia
Washington
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Arsis
Bombay
India
Columbia University
Europe
Bombay University
Elcho
Wis
Charles W. Fish
Nunber Company
Free State
Cosgrave
Irish Free State
Idublin
Ireland
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Arthur Griffith
Germany
America
U. &. Westphalia
New York
Swem
Potteville
Pottsville, Pa
Atlantic ‘City
Walter W. Head
American Bankers Association
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