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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1918
Page
6
Lupine causes losses in sheep yearly while cattle and horses are largely unaffected. Gradual exposure, feeding hay before trailing, and steering sheep to southern slopes during mountain drives help. Antimony sulphid is discouraged due to lung damage risk. best treatment is rest on green pasture with no disturbances for a day or two.
Farmers with green stained straw must report the thresherman’s name and threshing date to local grain threshing committees or the federal food administrator. Green straw signals grain left behind, guiding action to trace and fix inefficiency, aided by expert straw tests before rethreshing. The note ends with a wartime moral about restraint during a coming Austrian grand duke shooting.
For rheumatic aches and muscle soreness this popular remedy is recommended for men and women alike. It is urged to ask the local druggist for it and start use today to ease stiffness and weather related pains.
The article explains three methods to compute cubic feet per ton for alfalfa hay and to estimate stack volume. It defines over measurement, offers Rule 1 for small stacks, Rule 2 for wider stacks, and Rule 3 for large tall stacks, with example data from an experiment.
The article notes a renewed demand for honey during the sugar shortage, with whole ship loads sent abroad. It explains honey’s high sugar content, clean production via centrifugal extractors, and its superior flavor and moisture in baked goods, plus increased exports to Italy and reduced imports from the Caribbean and South America.
The shipping board estimates that peace released more than 1,500,000 tons of shipping will be available to carry supplies to famine struck Germany and Austria, signaling a substantial redistribution of maritime assets after hostilities.
The Montana Society of Equity proposes moving Montana and western grain by sea to the Pacific coast and worldwide. It forecasts farmers gain 10 cents per bushel, with $5 to $8 million annual added profits for Montana growers. War end prompts broader western state participation and a Warrenton terminal elevator to serve as a major grain hub.
A vintage advertisement emphasizes kidney health over heart issues, touting GOLD MEDAL Seven Oil Capsules as a cure. It claims kidneys purify blood and lists symptoms urging treatment, promising relief within 24 hours and ongoing protection with daily capsules. It also offers refunds and cites an imported GOLD MEDAL brand.
Secretary McAdoo urged soldiers and sailors with government insurance to keep policies after the war to protect families and preserve the right to convert to other government forms within five years. Lapsing policies foreclose future conversion, and private plans may cost more or be unavailable due to war-related infirmities.
Carranza issues a decree establishing a gold based monetary system in Mexico. The War Industries Board approves resumption of automobile production at 75 percent of 1917 output.
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