23 May 1913
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Newspaper
Saco Independent
Location
Saco, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1913
Page
1
Great Northern contractors unload two cars of horses and a car of mules for grade work on the Plentywood Scokey extension. Construction to begin about 30 miles west. Indications show both the G N and Soo Line may operate this year. rumors say Soo could face delays on the Canadian border.
Dillon Montana April 29 1918 The Montana State Normal College summer cession begins Tuesday June 10 and runs twelve weeks Candidates preparing for teachers organizations gain access to thorough courses and statewide credit acceptance in lieu of exams Normal College credits count statewide Lectures by noted educators will be offered Regular college faculty conduct most classes Enroll for diploma or to earn credits in three and four year programs Dormitories provide moderate priced board and lodging
Messrs Mir and Audige use a Pictet inspired technique to freeze live fish in ice blocks. Water is reduced by pressurized oxygen, preserving respiration. Fish thaw slowly over about ten hours, easing transport in refrigerator cars with minimal ice and no costly gear.
The text argues a federal law now classifies wild ducks and other migratory birds as protected, with a $100 fine and up to ninety days in jail for violations. It predicts state laws cannot override the federal rule and warns hunters may be criminalized for duck shooting nationwide.
The piece lampoons car ownership and driving habits with biblical cadence. It portrays the owner’s pride in his vehicle, the toil of maintenance, and the perils of road life ending with a flawed driver named LJennis in an exaggerated critique labelled Ex change.
Attendance sagged at the weekly shoot as many boys left to watch Saco vs Glasgow in Glasgow. Steele and Bridgham staged an exciting lead chase with final scores noting W Harris 160 W 4K Bridgham 12 Mack Blue 10 Geo Steele 12 and F M Vagg 4.
Farmers operate 20000 acres of salt water oyster grounds beneath 40 to 60 feet of water. Crops are grown and harvested entirely by steam powered vessels able to catch 1200 bushels per hour. Advertisements tout pure bred poultry stock priced at 1.25 per 15 and 5.00 per 100 with Buff Orpingtons available after April 10 from H I Eline in Saco.
Professor H. St Bolly of North Dakota State College warns sowing from May 1 to 15 or May 1 to June 19 yields better flax seed. He notes June sowing brings heat and poor seed formation. A Kansas City notice reports W. W. divorce proctor and Miss M. Masquen marriage with light marriage advice.
Glasgow defeated Saco 4 to 3 in game one and 8 to 2 in game two on Glasgow’s diamond. No Glasgow batter reached first until the seventh inning. Saco’s lack of practice noted, with encouragement to practice more.
A local loan notice offers money to loan on land in Glasgow Montana. The brief ad indicates available capital and location for property owners seeking financing.
Northwest farmers urged to harrow grain with spike teeth turned back as seeding ends. Timely harrowing protects soil moisture, reduces weeds, and benefits yield. advise repeated pass until grain reaches three inches, especially during dry years.
Germany faces potato surplus with 436 factories making fodder, alcohol, starch and yellowish white flour. Bakers blend this flour with wheat and rye to bake bread said to be tasty, digestible, and longer lasting than usual bread.
Advertisement notes apples available while supply lasts at 1.50 per box from Suco Mere Co.
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