First Snow Falls in Montana Highlands
The first snow of the season fell in the highlands south of Butte on September 6. Across the state, reports note snow earlier arrivals, farm losses from fires, railway and irrigation developments, and a series of local events from births to civic projects.
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Helena
University of Montana
FB. C. Elliott
Purdue University
LaFayette
Ind
State Board of Education
Dixon
Montana
Division of Vital Statistics
State Board of Health
Highlands
Butte
Anaconda
Mines Baseball League
Bufle
Butte Branch Metal Mine Workers Industrial Union No
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Dry land cows keep savings growing through drought
In northern Montana dry land farmers rely on hardy milk cows to weather failed grain yields. The Wyman family in Cascade County shows profit from a small herd, making butter and selling milk, veal and eggs while using rough range pastures and oat hay. Acknowledges that dry land dairying requires adapting cows and practices to harsh conditions.
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Montana
State College Extension Service
Cascade County
J. Ti. Wyman
Mrs. Wyman
Great Falls
Wynn
Mnany
Hogging Off Corn Efficient Field Harvest Method
Montana experiments show hogging off corn as an economical harvest method. Pigs can gain faster with less corn per pound of gain and reduce labor while preserving field fertility. Huntley trials report 689 pounds of pork per acre from 64.3 bushels without supplementation. supplements like tankage skim milk and alfalfa hay improve yields.
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Montana
Huntley
Corn Belt
Coupling Governs Oscillations In Three-Electrode Tube
The article explains how coupling between the plate and grid circuits in a triode controls the start, maintenance, and cessation of undamped oscillations. It details how varying coupling strength affects oscillation amplitude, the role of intermediate circuits, and how external excitation can feed back to amplify plate circuit variations.
Regenerative Tube Circuits in Radio Receivers
The article explains how Fig XXXIK vacuum tubes enable continuous wave telegraphy and regenerative circuits in radiophone transmitters and receivers. It notes the Armstrong regenerative feedback method and warns against overstocking and unreliable gear, urging dependable, value driven radio apparatus and dealer support.
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Saving Seed for Two Seasons Planting
The note warns grain and grass show entries are spoiled by poor packing during transit. It urges saving enough seed each year to cover two seasons of planting to prevent loss of the selected strain of corn.
Radio slump cited as benefit by industry veteran
Jo seph D. I. Freed says the summer downturn in radio business benefits the industry. He notes dealers and steady manufacturers learn a needed lesson and adapt during the slow period.
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Joseph D. I. Freed
Radio Merchandising
Radio Rumors and Early Broadcast Buzz Across the Nation
Reports show Doctor Marconi achieving 200 words a minute in transoceanic messages. Utah fights commercial radio use. A San Francisco divorce suit hinges on radio. A Los Angeles boy, Bobbie Garcia, eight, is cited as the youngest licensed operator helping build a Pacific coast station. Three children died from a radio transformer fire in Aiken South Carolina. The national board of underwriters warns on protecting radio wires from lightning. Radio cooperates with farmers granges in the East, posting fruit and vegetable prices. claim of false quotations harming farmers noted.
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Marconi
Utah
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Bobbie Garcia
Pacific Coast
Aiken
S. C
National Board of Underwriters
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Denton
Northern Pacific Railway Company
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Whitefish
Miles City
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Sunburst-Ohio
Nevin-Sunburst
Great Pulls
Fergus County
Farmers State Bank
Glehtana
Teigen
Grass Range
Wes
Slack
George Ray
Superior
Bonita
Viking
Frank Travis
Judith Farms Company
Roundup
Missoula
Gagnon Irrigation Project
State Industrial Board
Peter M. Novokovich
Jugo-Slavia
United States
Chester
Herman Stein
Stein
Livingston
Northern Pacific Railway
Ann
T. J. Walsh
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Walsh
United States Senate
Washington, D. C
Dawson County
Havre
Harleim
Fred N. Weed
Terry
B. A. Miller
Ascade County
Gerber
Rapelje v
Karl Bowler
Hoosae
N. A
Moore
A. W. Miles
The
Park Chamber of Commerce
McLeod's Island
Valentine Paganind
Shelby-Sweetgrass
Alberta
Silver Bow Creek
Cement
Ilanover
Montana State
Fine Arts Department of
Frank A. Harrison
Brazil
Helen Faick
Arlene da Rue
Bill Hughes
Harding
Fort Keogh Military Reservation
Tongue River
War Department
Department of the Interior
State Board of Canvassers
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