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Geyser Judith Basin Times (Geyser, Mont.), 06 Aug. 1914, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn85053135/1914-08-06/ed-1/seq-1/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
- ••• , VOL. 4. • \ ! h • \ ; \ i N \\\\.\\\, • ss. s'ss e - . • ` `sset%• - GEYSER, MoNT:,, Al G. 6,1914 . — — • • ` NO. 21 DIA periods in addition, pars eft tt not • European War - the ',Duellist'. (31 The horrower pays a Brett tfiln see - amine i II t end I his payment iffentiden In - Is Now Raging lere,s1 awl also a sum which goes tit re- duce Die prineipe I. Thii last Method is (mit amortit- , al ion, and the s paid ually by DOI* the latter part of last week ;geotte points inrease, they become inyolv- ;the harrowers ill sueli as to NiAtet ali la- the glialAtillistif htlastria-HungarY de. led. Because of the conflict between terod charges and wipe out the debt it oleuttitir on BerrLa ahd the result has ;Itussia`‘and Germany it wenn , hippos- the end of its term. The advantage of been thit . the Plajerity of the Eurepean for the . other nations of Europe to iSis method are that the borrower is not powerts ire, entangled in this entilliellreMain out of the wan - . The triple al called upon iii env one year . to ...slew it A rding if all the reports published diance, / composed of Germany. Austria consider:011e sum of money to discharge since the outbreak of these hostilities iand Italy, and the triple entente, . the capital debt. Under Ode: gyetem leaves one in -befuddled state of posed of Russia, Great Britian and lie [mist met from end' year's pro. mind and he begins to figure what the France, was formed to avoid . any closing' , fits or lite • a proper proportion to trouble iaafl about and why these Powers in the balance of power in the European meet his indebtedness. This frees him have to be dragged into war at this time esntinent and because of theme orga- from the temptation of useing money and for these causes. nizations enell nation No neowiated itt that should gut toward paying It.a debt The lintandiate cause of the outbreak compelled to assist its ally in any trouble in one year for other purposee, .becatise between Austria and Seriia seems to which in any way promises to eliniage of tin uiptimistie beli0 that next year's have been the murder in June of Arch- the map of Europe. crops or income sib make it easier to duke Ferdinand. Auatriat claimed that I The trouble now in progress is the pay twice that einem+ the plot that brought about this moms. 'third affair in, five yeses which has i inatiost was planned by the eServiana brought the triple alliance and the triple I PROMOTING FARM EFFICIENCY and made demands front this government clitente face to face in a hostile Mole- I After me or les , deeades of the study with which they could not comply thus The two forme r occ a s i ons were not !al of farm management and the making of i on the necessity of declaring tiorions as the present o ne and were sot- survey's to learn the labor income of ninging win, -but .the real situate back of the war th•d in a more peaceful manner then farmers, comes a plan to mit into use is (the gradual movement of the dual the outlook fur the eettlement of the some of the lessons learned lo inerease einPire toward the 'meth, which has present difficulty warrants, hut the bit farm efficiency. Some of the fat -tors left after former hettle- of farm 'Orkney are sire of farm, pro been4oing on for many years, and the ter feelings constant efforIll of the Serviall rime to talents h ave never died down anal will nor portion of working capital to total ire regain. -a national existance• It would i tlould add much to the sea e rity of the vestment. diversity of farming plan, be difficult for any one but a trained Preaent struggle. amount and kind of live SI.Oek kept, aid well read historian to give even a I Each of the smaller nations of Europe. etc. There is generally a type of farm - small pert of the details that lead up to not eonnecte.1 with either the alliance or ing that gives the greatest labor income 'citation, this ancient struggle between these two the e nt e nt e , are t a ki ng stands withwhat- in each agricultural region. The type'. Our taxes, direct and indirect, go to natio*, but suffice it to say that it is a' ever side seems t o o ff er -th em the great- hest, suited to one locality may not be 14ep-up these institutions, and it is only struggle between two races for euprem- eat advantage and their effects on the most profitable in another. ;jug and fair that ‘14. reap some bene- aey—the Slaves and Teutons. situation must be coneidered. The officers of farm management of For many years it- his in the secret j Gernieny and Russia have engaged in the U. S. Department of Agriculture at plan of Russia to noah her borders actual warfare each Wining the other :1Vashinglim will' co-operate with the south and gain a foothold on the Medi• ifur enacting the trouble , the other mem- Montana Extension Sees -lip in putting terraneau. In order to -prevent thi and her't --I tie organizations feel that they a farm effieiency man in the field for s to keep the Russian Empire from gaining must remain with their alliances WWI the this State. HP Will gather flats from too much ground the Balkan wars were ;bars seem to be down for general war- seventy -live or a hundred farms. These allntred to go as they did and the King- 1. itre in Europe. will be tabulated and aallyted by farm lent of Turkey was allowed to remain on ! Malty of the natives of these eetilks-manegentent men at Boatmen mut Wen* the 'map in-epite of the es -unity -and mile LISa, ufm-nnTV'tivo- 411 - 4 tteelinittelt. states Melon. then each separate farm will . rule which site exercised. 'mei :Mile of whom are local people, are ;compared with the ta -t average and The outcome of a war between these making PrePonations for returning to with the best twenty or twenty-five to people does not seem to be based upon their hatite l an d an d \ gag i ng in the show the owner who -me his best returne Hail Insurance Your Growing Crop is not Hail Proof lie insured. 85 cents peracre will protect you for g 10 an acre in case of total loss We represent companies having million of dollars of assets and are absolutely responsible FRESEMAN & moopy. the strength of the countty's armies strvice, the business centers have felt are obtained and where it is probable lie immediately' .involred in the struggle, the efTset of the struggle, ships for ex- 'jinn 111111r0Ve. Negotiations for a farm but upon the praltabilitY of entangling portetione are lacking, gold is in demand l elliciency man are being maile.—F. S. other nations into the affair and the and prises in' sonic measure hare been cooley. Dir.e.tor of Extension Service, number of \those that can be thus en. rffected l,s the affair. however it is still .1ozemaii. eoped thst a speedy settlement of the tangled and thus bringing on the much trouble may be lironedit atesut. Sten. feared European war. TWO USEFUL BOORS FREE Judging from the reports anel the pro- ford World• Two a ery eve -Bent books - geese made thus -fair in the Austria-Ser- al th. Dors,\ and \Diseases of rattle - visit war the desired object has been Ile- I THREE WAYS OF PAYING DEBTS - have heel/. 1.0111.41 by the 17iiiteul StatePI complished and a general European war Then. are thrie. %says sal paying off Department of Agriculture. and may lw now seems inevitable and in fact is re- borrowed money: 'had fel - the asking. These hooka are ported to be in progress although all (I) The borrower pays tlw interest edited by the best teterinariane and an. the nationsu are not yet entangled in the • annually or semiannually,. anal at the sold le the Superintendent of limn - actual warfare. Germany and Russia expiration of the loan pays (mill ,11 llllll erit ,nients al AVashington fair to very nominal have already engaged in warfare and time ofthe principal. Hem I.. er the tuu . st of printing. These other nations involved have started (2) The borrower pays the interest same line, well illustrated books may mobilliation of forces toward ads - ants- or semi/111MM ily, rind tut differ- be obtained frus• by writing te your rep We are Headquarteas For Shoes Small shoes for little chaps, strong shoes for sturdy boys, dainty shoes for little girls and misses, stylish and serviceable shoes for ., their fathers, elegant shoes for their mothers. GOOD SHOES AND LOW PRICES FOR EVERYONE BRING US YOUR FEET WE WILL DO THE REST Coughlin Bros. & Co. Geyser, Montana. I , ' resentatime Or lienaltir. RepreSelltatiVes -Tout Mind and John, M. ES'ans. Sen• ator. - Henry L. Myers and Thome.; .1. NValsh. Mr. T. E. iloreford of N.Volf Point re. marked et a.,fartner's institute 'fleeting there that the book on diseases of cat- tle eased him a good cow worth at lenst sluty dollars. Ile wins surprised that mote' Sleek raisers do not !lase these syleillitl hooka on their shelves, AK Well As Seine of the Farmers' Bulletins from 1VashIngton and the circulars awl huh lain, from their own State experiment at froin them or else have our taxes spent in more useful service.- W. J. Hirtmaii, Live Stork Specialist. Exten- sipn Service. Bozemen. • OUT OF 37 COUN- TIES REPRESENTED Helen* Moutana, Augtast 2, 1914.e -s ' Teenty live oust of the thirty erten NIontana confabs. will he report- -entiti al the Mmitamt State Fair, held this year from September 21st to 20th. County commissioners have granted stims ranging all the way from 000 to $1000 for exhibits at the fair this fall, and al- ready the 1111'11 in charge arm seoliting I he fields of their respective dist riet for sampl•-• of grain, ;masses. tege- fahlee mad forage to bring to the T1 - 1.11SIlre Stab...A laull espesitimi. The comity colleetive exhibits at tlir Mon,- Duni State Fair art. secend to mute )111/01 Were enough merit to 1111111e Secret ars Simpson of the Minn. -solos State Fair to say last year when visiting the Miami time State Fail tore secOnd to none of grains and grasses that I hate ever seen end are by far the best of any state fair in the country. - ' Fergie; ....mitt- hue Made 1111 a ppro 1. , dila] for the fair. and I,. • of Ill will be in charge with the wins , artistie display experted. Fetgos ssseid II,,- beards last yu•lar for Ilse Is. -,t plas and arrangement of the booth taking first; won third for the exhibit of grains and grasses an &hint for De largest variett . ot products. In all, Fergus as a 'sanity, won $3 0 0 while tie fisrsi,strs of the Judith basin dist Het bra 'tight. home many other prizes nodes tiie Fergus banner. From Breeding To Weaning Writiviu for Ilont aim Farmer The altos'. heading rot ers the most int pert:int part hors life -, if he 1-4 to au a prolrilable a msulliva We feel the first e-ssitial te rai Pig- is gots] hyouvl st•s-k. ‘1,.. a , ,,. seleeled one bre, ii and -diet ; to it, oust - so ititstanding claim there is more money in ero.ssrs. tientt two weelkw or nore before les...ling, we see that our SOW.4 nnil boatra lir , in, thrifty condition anal gaining in weight. %%re try to breed our Rows SO that the pigs will all el/Ille about the time, thus making is Lew I. of pigs. \\ not allow the IN . a , t „ „ sun with 11a , •oWs hut mint Its breed rine irtw its llo• morning and another imu lite wie Mae:. never more then t we in Glle 4t41 10 hoar. At ter a son- is bred Or loll --suite dist:Imp frem the best an,\ pre 1- • J , Is• by herself\ for a eotiiile of alas urning her oil Ii the real of the 11 , ‘Ve sibs ar set down the date oa .ersieC Has that p•u• limy knOW Whell II*, IWO the 5/.1C to farlow. wee the , 111.01, lured. Of' 111111 111.411 .1 hlegf• MI/Cle they sivas% hate 1-t gn-en alfslfe and cirri -hie. It si gond filmi keu•ii salt and as usual results !lase prtived surprising. In 1909 \ 1 \ - • beirme \el\ \III\. and 1 \ the toted *100,000 to improve teed »beet 4.114 , per cent ef their as eight I mil' s el roads. Two years after the of grain. We do net find any conini 'Don of this work the railitnid trein ing sOnS fat at farron iiig I • took away in 12 months from Freder- fines We hate never lutd ttoWS 1.41 lair- • 111W hairless pigs and our per cent of ickberg, the cannily seat, 71,000 tons of deed pige is estremely tomtit • l egrieniture and forest products hauled We feel that the period of gretatien I , leer the. bighseys to that town. Before of a very important time aad we not the inipro,eiw.nt of the rows this, t..1,, , tacky Aisi lite arina'ij hag feel the forth- , roming litter nisei I was only 4.11,PQ0 tons annually; in other words, the iimpitity of the cutuity'e pre - duets had risen more than 43 per eertf. Still More interesting, however, is the limier stirli care, we ren reamonably ex- I increase ;shown in the quantity ot, the pert our @owe ts repay us in good large I The keel tot all times should. be such that the ROW does not become consti- pated. dairy products. In 1900 these amounted litters and shore enough they do. During gestation the MOWN may all be to 114,816 pounds, in 1911 to 273XS handled the same, but farrowing Gin.. ptunds, an increase of practically 140 is different. GenerallY we 9 14 leave IMO cent in two years. In the Sallie - t illle our ae r i aeleet (heir sate ma Ida\' to ehipments of wheat haul increased :tit \arrow NMI irate her .elame. We have per eent, lobar's' 31 per cent, and lumber vu - rues vet haul any had results from al lowing otir arms to farrow art .1 'draw and other forest products IS per cent. titmice, its (net taking n . 111 things iii to In addition to thie biereane in toothily etotheideraikan \de tint kni.e. \1 it the ' of ho i li t y 3 each tau to kr . ro,tv,tv.. stew plaise. They And itis is good P t , cr iwas materlay redtacefl. other nerd . in all 3aannlia ad afl ki t 4 Ur \Atli\. ihe foiniwra• produee more. but But with gilts WI- find 411 'Merritt. we I hink it beet t o ha ve. o wn , i n prodbee more chi-1ply. for the CPA ial quarters where We may render assist- transportation lo market is of e se anee if needed. But we find' best' results an ilafPortant factor In the cost of pro - are obtained if we sta y awa y and allow duttia From this point ot view, it is e na r t i u t re is to dur tak ere r course, In generally are a w r e e at o h n - proving the rood, in elitimated that the $l00,000 spent in int- Spetray I a n ia COU11- the spot to see thin t a gond warm bed providpii luar fhii new rooms owl owy 14 1. i t i s a m a l i• m u l l s t e h a e r. fame' of Gist county Hei : \ lin° \ 1 \ 1 \ la \' we mai tons of out:ming prodli.... ehilled is a hepelees ewe-. Rfe not allieve.1 chill, as a. pig lllll -e 1 15 the imst iv.. year. Ihe tram , IOW , of the Feelers I expel I s ner th\ is\ remawa ' al mid t ha thet a pproxmit at ely .11i) average of le \ e her alone lair the ti\ g iv hauled over Die imposed roads in the ing her nothing but some as We Dili , la -I .miv the same kiirl '1\11111 an 11 Venire distanee s of feed after farrowing as before. We , or a ' total of .120.otat - t eT1 - 111114 , tic - feed very lit ta..- iris. after farrowing titre 1110 roads were improved it was than before bat inerease the feed grad- tell flint the Ps emu+. cost of limit. ing W144 D1 (VMS 11 \too.irlitp: . after \\ \' HI in I \ \\u aim\ t \ the improtement his t„ c.d.:, mu ting ft geed feed. ti feel ihst \or mile,\ tur mats inc of a cents per cheapest grain is made while the sow is „ n „ Inn miles .. i s *l o is , melding her pie , as Wr are rathrr !wavy a vest. The enunty's intestment of Ilai- I'm\- I V ' \ ea \ einotion in other n•trd•-• retort)a a dill sodden ohntigi- in kiwi m anismit et doe( .,1 in v„ , row mininiii , feed emieequeni it are Intl Itollieeetl n it li 1 Ilea -amuse ,,, f I hi s ,,,,, s i ng , in, eases of the iiii le fell. '\ ims M C' .4 \ -nra * I thia diameter, shx•s tout take the form the scours. 1Ve are not very strong of eseli put directly ito the . farniefe do not know that we eter lost one with pocket (hero is n wide read ten& 'ley reeding mill ihe Y are to beliese that it is fictitious profit, ;semi, if yon know what they \' Maim I while as a matter of faet it is just as but %se' find it hest to raise our own real a source of profit a. an increase in Is -eel and either roll or emik it before tne price of wheat. feeding. Imu Dinasiddie county. Va., for example We it \ . \\ hit \ I Ihe \ k ' °ill \ r where 'wailing are one of t fie stitple fits' little fellow.: the dav they are laurel purveetill hill sore tbs. 'We gen arabia ca.arsite ttyn week% luefuu.u• wets ll l ferardiefs of dittuffr I louts. M*.• make a ereep or plare al here the 'little (14111W4 ram gel (real al all limes. thus preventing allV s.\1 kiek its pa...ening time. We seperase the - -ust hona the pigs removing the SOWS and j og D uo pi e s in their old home. I lye do not keep nerteMtIllolitet.: they tramp mi their pigs. I We think most swine diseases and troubles are caused by the results of eon- stipstion or unbalanced ration so we are careful about these conditions mill avoid them as much as possible. We give the pigs dry bedding. AS often /1.1 IlVice a Week its eolul damp Weather..Postmaster We also spray with erode nil and loive before them salt and wood ashes at all crops, lite average load for two. mules On, a Main road was about l,000 p o unds before lite road was imprnved. After its improvement the averege lead w I I to 2.000 ronds,futel t he I home - consuumu-,1 in hauling ) . the larger load ,to market wee redufed. In other words. ene men eith ease', and two 'mule. , can do more than twice as we l t; 'with the roads thee - ' imitnproaed road. This is the ex:pia - n- • • ation of the extnionlin4 rise in the . total output of agricultural products in a county siith a good road' system. ARMY OF POSTMASTERS According to a statement . iesmed bY General tto oth country We ,41) ninny and no other ementry 81.1We:11.11es 1 le• times. I•iiiteul Stoles in the esteet it - With dry warm beds, sunshine and feed tal business. The revenue derivu Dom it is s pleasure to see them gu the department hist yeal - mompleJ luu $21Ift.819,52.5, while that of the Its IMOD ROADS AS CROP PRO”UCERS depa it went is e.:1 1n1411441 inc hr pm r. , i-ot 'that AO intro% ed roe.' will ineremstt year at only $10.i,ouirono, Fr aner L •••1.1 a w dly time lou.111.4 Ole -4 Ot the Areal halt .Fseismossal front her tele Ilarmigh rims le\ • her\ set graPhe 1 .^h'Qrues• an'i 1 ` .41 \\I'Y isfactorily diet llllll strafed by alnilirs eon- than t2011ratii.tital frit e rn the same !hie, ducted lay Ilw I7otted IlepArt lees. lorre arr .17,57it post ata-b- , s mewl of ‘gliettilore I.' Orrin nisi , . - thrt Unit eul Slates. Ile other wor.l. dif ion. it. Spots, Ivaitia Comity were in Ow, 'neither of puct masters a lum•• as te ,ti v itud partiu nlar are, and the 141 jig i : pe regular anti!: on pence feeds.
