04 Jul 1913
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Newspaper
Saco Independent
Location
Saco, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1913
Page
1
Minnesota dairy expert Cow O Gregg lists five criteria for a quality dairy cow. Key factors include large milk wells signaling blood flow, a capacious udder with loose skin, and a long body. He emphasizes the eye as a gauge of nervous energy and ranks the milk wells as most important to dairy capacity. A coroner investigates a quarrel with his wife and a related case.
In Malta on June 28 Billy Short husband of the Sunnyside resort proprietor was shot at midnight by a stranger. Inmates say it appears an inside job though deputy sheriff Cassidy was not summoned until two hours later. A pistol and cartridges were found near the body.
In Montana pork can be produced profitably at about 76 cents a pound with 60 cent wheat and alfalfa pasture. Professor Shaw expects live pork at three cents per pound, with hogs cleaning grain stubble and low feed costs. A farmer recalls starting small with brood sows and expanding to carloads, reporting profits and urging cautious, steady growth.
A commentary claims a Wall Street engineered panic was halted when Secretary McAdoo and President Wilson prepared to loan $500 million to country banks. It alleges bankers spread alarm to seize control of credit and damage tariff and currency reform, with a rapid reversal as the Treasury offered emergency currency to stabilize markets.
The Montania Good Roads Congress will be held in Kalispell with Montana delegates traveling by automobile to the convention. Excursions will include a 37 mile drive over the new Kalispell to Glacier National Park boulevard showing Northwest road building. Other trips over Flathead County roads are planned as part of the state wide automobile meeting.
Paul Mathulka of Buffalo New York says Dr King s New Life Pills are the king of all laxatives and a blessing to his family They recommend keeping a box at home Get a box and get well Price 25c Recommended by all druggists
The article explains early settlement soil practices in Dakota and the Canadian West. It contrasts shallow spring breaking followed by backset with deeper plowing of five to six inches, noting moisture, autumn conditions, and wheat, flax, and fallow implications for drought prone regions and homesteaders.
Washington doctors report improved results with the Friedmann tuberculosis treatment in the Capitol City while critics in New York Providence and other eastern cities question its cure claims. Dr Vorruck of Asheville denies broad optimism aligning with Senator Kern and says the method is only preventive amid deep prejudice in medical and government circles.
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