Montana Notes Highlight State Events And Incidents
Havre farmers market grows under new manager. Chief Justice Brantly dies in Helena. court adjourns to Sept 25. Shrode of Great Falls elected Montana Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias grand chancellor in Billings. Moran: multiple local events, including grazing reports, road work, and a plan to straighten Dead Man's Curve near Turah.
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Brantly
Helena
State Supreme Court
O. Oo
Shrode of
Great Falls
Montana
Grand ‘Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Billings
Turah
Northern Pacific
Theodore Brantly
Montana Supreme Court
Three Plate Current Sources for Vacuum Tube Radios
The article outlines three plate current sources for vacuum tube transmitters batteries, a motor generator set, and rectified house current. It details costed parts for a small motor generator setup and notes two DIY RF choke coils needed for the build.
Radio Merchandising Embraces Technical Knowledge for Dealers
A station on radio merchandising urges dealers to study electricity and radio tech. It notes using step up transformers and kenotron rectifiers to power vacuum tube transmitters from home AC. Self rectifying circuits offer an alternative, and the season stresses stock-take of knowledge to drive trade and service.
Radio sets spark census talk as moving pictures loom
Coast states claim over twenty five thousand radio owners with some estimates reaching fifty thousand. Inventor Dr F Jenkins of Washington seeks moving pictures by radio while Doctor Marconi warns most current sets will be junk in a decade. Cleveland licenses radio transmitters and receivers. Union College broadcasts commencement. dogs as radio enthusiasts pop up in reports from several areas.
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Pacific Coast
F. Jenkins
Washington
Cresson
Japan
Marconi
Union College
Schenectady
N. Y
Cleveland
Most Profit in Hogs Finished for Market
The State college experiment station reports alfalfa as the best hog pasture on irrigated land, with red clover and rape also satisfactory. Barley and oats underperform as pasture, and overall profit depends on finishing period. alfalfa pastures yield higher per head returns after finishing.
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State College
State College Experiment Station
Wool grading demonstrations planned across Montana
In cooperation with the Montana Wool Growers association the State college extension service will hold about 20 wool grading demonstrations across the state from Oct 20 to Nov 15. A grader from the National Wool Warehouse will show grading, with growers bringing three fleeces for grading and later return. Talks on breeding duck selection and notes from the U S sheep experiment station at Dubois Idaho accompany the sessions.
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Montana Wool Growers Association
State College Extension Service
Dick Millin
State College Extension
Montana
Montana Wool Growers’ Association
National Wool Warehouse and Storage Company of Chicago
H. T. Pigott
U. S
Dubois
Idaho
Hamilton
Deer Lodge
Dillon
Sheridan
Helena
Bozeman
Livingston
Big Timber
Absarokee
Miles City
Ingomar
Martinsdale
Farlowton
Lewistown
Cascade
Fortnton
Chinook
Malta
Glas
Seed corn: freezing kills unfrozen seed and drying methods
Montana advice urges selecting the earliest best ears before frost, drying them properly to preserve vitality, and testing each ear. It recommends a drying rack setup, keeping ears apart to prevent mold, and saving 50 to 100 top ears for breeding while ensuring seed stock for two seasons.
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Crib
Montana
Prevention of Poultry Ills Easier Than Cures
An article argues prevention is cheaper and more effective than treating sick poultry. It outlines four illness sources—constitutional, dietetic, environmental, and contagious—emphasizing sanitation, proper housing, and winter confinement conditions. It notes that building or remodeling houses can save costs and mentions State college circular No. 100 with construction directions available free on request.
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State College Experiment Station
Drying seed key to preserving corn vitality
The text emphasizes drying seeds and keeping them dry as essential to corn preservation. It states dry seed will endure freezing weather without injury to vitality, highlighting moisture control as crucial for viability.
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Garrison
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Forsyth
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Forsyth High School
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Missoula
George Geer
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Smart Mill Spring
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St. Paul
Frank Lehman
Milwaukee
Perma
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Theodore Roosevelt
Dixon
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Poplar Dome
Poplar
Fergus County
State Board of Equalization
Valley County
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Helmville
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Nils P. Hangen
Madison
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Gros-Ventre
United States Department of Agriculture
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R. R. Spencer
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Washington, D. C
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Frank Conley
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