Rural Correspondence From Our Rural Patrons
The Reichert family moved to the Point for the winter as Emmit Carroll spends much time there this week. Miss Marjorie Jenkins joined Green's outing, a jolly crowd danced at Liberty schoolhouse, and Mark Blankenship heads to Minnesota soon after news of his father’s illness. A Pie social and dance at the French school on November 29 supports a new barn project.
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Reichert
Emmit Carroll
Marjorie Jenkins
Green
Liberty School House
Holderman
Blankenship
Mark Blankenship
Minnesota
Ruth Moschelle
Russell Barnes
Wolf Point
Hagen
Lund
Marion Walter
Kolden
August Korsmo
Blackleg
Floyd McBratney
A. F. Lund
Ted Artz
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Giersdorf Move Into Hermanson House
Mr and Mrs Guy Giersdorf and their daughter have moved into Henry Hermanson's house for the winter. Edward Hamburg is visiting his mother and relatives in the community.
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Guy Giersdorf
Henry Hermanson
Edward Hamburg
Summer Fallow vs Summer Tillage Debate in Montana
The November Montana Development Association bulletin argues against confusing summer fallow with summer tillage. It defines summer fallow as plowing early and leaving land idle, while summer tillage includes early plowing plus ongoing cultivation to control weeds and release plant nutrients. It asserts tillage yields more and improves soil fertility, contrasting the two methods with an extended analogy and urging farmers to adopt scientifically informed practices for higher production.
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Montana Development Association
Sand Creek Notes Residents Mention Community Chatter
Chilly days keep residents in good spirits as H. E. Sommars and sons Ralph and Max drive to Wolf Point while E. B. Styer and wife enjoy a Wolf Point visit. Dale Williamson visits Henry Sommar, L. E. Gorton stops at Oswego, and Everett Sickles recovers from a brief illness. H. E. Sommars wins another term as Justice of the Peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Sommars
Ralph
Max
Wolf Point
E. B. Styer
Russel Hanson
Floyd
Dale Williamson
Henry Sommar
Flyera Anderson
L. E. Gorton
Oswego
An Open Winter Predicted by Animal Signs and Harvest Hints
An old proverb based on beaver, muskrat, prairie dog behavior and bird activity predicts an open winter. Indians note light corn husks and early leaf drop as signs. Wildlife and plants show a mild winter, with migratory species still observed in the state.
For Sale Half Section of Land Near Wolf Point
Auction note seeks buyers for a half section of land northeast of Wolf Point. Extremely eager seller E A Teters lists price and contact details at 41 Hee Glendale California.
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Wolf Point
E. A. Teters
Glendale
California
Roosevelt County Farm Bureau Meet Program Arranged
The Roosevelt County Farm Bureau schedules its annual meet at Poplar on December 19 and 20 with M. L. Wilson, A. J. Ogaard, and J. B. O’Donnell as lead speakers. They will cover world market effects, crop standardization, soil moisture, marketing methods, and demonstrations for farmers to raise income and cut costs. Local committees will report, and women’s demonstrations will be organized for community use.
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Roosevelt County Farm Bureau
Poplar
M. L. Wilson
Montana
A. J. Ogaard
J. B. O'Donnell
Billings
Yellowstone Valley
Wilson
Ogaard
Mr Ogaard
State Department
Northwest
North Dakota Farm Bureau
Earl Goin Named Top Husker in County Corn Show
Roosevelt county celebrates Earl Goin as County Crop Project Leader and second place winner in the Northern Montana Corn Husking contest at the corn show. He earns fifteen pounds of Registered Grimm Alfalfa as a premium and promotes local seed supply amid plans for Victory Oats and Canadian Mitquis wheat adoption to boost yields and grain quality.
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Roosevelt County
Earl Goin
Montana
Montana Seed Growers Association
Goin
Missing Children Still Unheard From
Hon. Henry L. Myers searches for two missing children of Mrs. Aleck Ayvasian. They were near Smyrna before the massacre and were to sail to this city when Smyrna fell to Kemal Pasha. A telegram from Washington, D. C., November 11, 1922, notes no response from Smyrna and that wireless communication may have failed. The situation is distressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Myers
U. S
Montana
Aleck Ayvasian
Smyrna
Kemal Pasha
Judge Gordon
Washington, D. C
Charles Gordon
Wolf Point
Mont
State Department
Secretary of State
Constantinopole
For Sale Purebred Fowl in Volt Mont Area
FOR SALE Choice Purebred Rhode Island Red Cockrels excellent for breeders Also a few Wyandottes Leghorns and Barred Rocks Mrs Cora Spencer Volt Mont 36 4tp available noting continued effort and hoped for near future results with advice from H L Myers
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Rhode Island
Cora Spencer
Mont
Also Mentioned on This Page
VOLT
Waska News
Sand Creek
Farm Bureau
The
Giersdorf
Castle Rock
Camrud
G. R. Giersdorf
Waska, Mont
H. L. Myers
ETS
Great Falls Dairy Products Co
Great Falls
Tatem & Smith
Krueger
Wolf Point, Montana
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