Women writers in agricultural journalism a rare asset
Treasured guide urges women to write about home and children with understanding and culture. It notes the growing use of typewriter farmers, the pay and college opportunities in agricultural journalism, and the need for practical, humane stories beyond "wonder farming."
Sheridan Man Raises Pure Bred Bulls and Sheep
W M Rhodes of Sheridan Montana runs Clover Meadow ranch. He breeds pure bred sheep including Sultan Brace and Red Baron and pure bred Scotch Shorthorn cattle. Rhodes notes a northern shortage of pure bred stock and calls for wider participation to boost production while highlighting his own 40 head herd and notable bulls Montana Crown and Brothers.
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Montana
W. M. Rhodes
Sheridan
Clover Meadow Ranch
Hampshire
Rhodes
Northwest
Equity's Editor Leaves Montana for Military Service
Herbert M. Peet long associated with the Equity News resigns to join the national army at Fort McDowell. He leaves to train with a field division and aims to be deployed to Europe to fight the Huns. Succeeding as editor will be 8S. A. Mellen of Plymouth Wisconsin, with prior Plymouth newspaper work. Peet led the Equity News and the Cooperators' congress, gaining statewide prominence. His brother Harold L. Peet serves with the 305th in France.
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Herbert M. Peet
Montana
Equity News
San Francisco
National Army
Fort McDowell
Equity Organization
A. Mellen
Plymouth
Wis
Peet
Washington
New York
Congress
8. W. Stewart
Lynn J. Frazer
North Dakota
The
Harold L. Peet
305Th
France
Cutworms Enemies to the Gardener
Gardeners learn about the cutworm life cycle from egg to moth, why outbreaks occur, and how to combat them with poisoned bran mash bait. The guide details worm and moth stages, habitat, and timing, outlining practical application methods for fields and home gardens.
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Montana Garden Brigade
Paris
State at Last Has Brand New Fish Car
The Montana State Fish and Game commission received a rebuilt fish car from the Northern Pacific railway. The express and baggage car was converted after the old Thymalis A failed, with 1,500,000 fry distributed by deputies without loss. The new car seats 160,000 fry per trip and runs 50 feet long.
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Montana State Fish and Game Commission
Commission
Northern Pacific Railway
Hoss Shay
Express
Montana News in Brief from Helena to Missoula
A Montana roundup reports new lodge constitutions, postmaster appointments, large wheat harvest estimates, and a wide range of wartime measures. Highlights include a Knights Templar conclave in Helena, shipyard expectations, new postmasters at Mc Hessor and Moiese, heavy firebug rewards, sedition law updates, and drafts and enlistments across counties.
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Lewistown
Colored Masons
Missoula
Flathead Valley
Helena
Alfred M. Whitney
McHessor
James D. Sloan
Moiese
Grand Commandery
Knights Templar of
Montana
B. E. Stack
Seattle
C. B. Power
Union Wholesale Grocery, Company
Corvallis
Frank Woody
State Council of Defense
North Dakota
Bozeman
Joe Stigler
Carpenter Creek
Stewart
Long George” Francis
Hill County
Francis
Great Falls
Lehigh
Federal Employment Bureau
Small
Lewistown Democrat
Edna Rankin
Jeannette Rankin
University of Montana
Montana Regim
163Rd Infantry
Livingston
S. V. Sylvan
Paradise Valley
Ww. J. Butler
Minnesota
Washington
Iowa
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Senate
Northern Pacific Freight Office
Sons of Herman
Treasure State
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Meadow Brook
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Big Sandy
Cuba
Panama
A. B. Cook
Beau Brummel
Lamplighter
Don Carlos
Beau Carlos
Kansas Lad
Shadeland
Charles W. Armour
Kansas City
Missouri
Equity
Leslie G
Rainbow Hams and Bacon
Great Falls Meat CO. Packers
Montana Farmer
Federal Farm Land Bank
State Land Board
Elk Run Ranch
L. Velie
Thomas Melvin, Hordeman
Elk Run Ranch, Highwood, Mont
Lifnnessy
Colere
Butte
Great Re Dairy Products Co
She Carte