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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-02-20
Questions Pertaining
To Agriculture-

My pullets seem to have q troUb-
lie which affects the eyes. The eye
balls become grayish and grow
smaller each day until the birds
turn blind. Is there anything
wrong with their feed?
The condition you describe
sounds very much like iritis which
is probably related to the disease
commonly known as fowl paralysis.
This is probably not caused by a
feed deficiency, but by a specific
disease. The sick birds should be
culled out as soon as they are no
ticed.-H. J. Sloan, poultry division.
viii you give me an opinion on
Legacy, Eagle, Banner and Victory
varieties Of oats, based on station
experiments?
Legacy is a variety developed in
Canada by cross. It has not been
tested as yet by Minnesota stations,
but information available gives no
indication that it is any better than
recommended varieties such as
Gopher and Iogold. Eagle, Banner
and Victory have been tested with
results showing them to be less
suited to Minnesota conditions than
the recommended varieties.-H. K.
Wilson, agronomy division.
My potatoes, which have been
kept In a near-freezing cellar, have
a sweetish taste. What causes
this?
Potatoes for eating should be
kept at temperatures over SO de-
grees or this taste becomes mark
ed. Raising the temperature to 10
degrees or so for a short time will
usually bring the storage potatoes
back to normal in taste. If they
have not been frozen, the potatoes
are not injured, either for seed or
for eating.-A. E. Hutchins, horti-
culture division. -..t-:r
How can I take care Of my
Christmas plants to make them last
longer? Can I grow my poinsettia
a second year? ..u... ..i
AS a general rule it does not pay
to keep poinsettias over for the
second year. If you have a good
fern or grevillea at the base Of the
poinsettia, 7 would cut the latter
down as soon as most Of the leaves
have fallen, then continue to give
care to the fern.--L. Sando, horti-
culture division. ... .,...
I have a barley and oats sue
cotash and corn for my chickens.
How can these be best worked In
to the ration? % .."'t"ns
Equal parts of the suceotash and
corn will make a good scratch
feed. Furthermore, the succotash
can replace the oats and half the
corn in making up the laying mash.
H. J. Sloan, poultry division.
The worlds record rainfall occur
rol &La Dt;l;np;0a, ~ T,,Ixy 1911
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-02-20
East Ashley Home
Mona ooynout Meeting.

Management Meeting
Members of the East Ashley
Home Management Club met at
the home of Mrs. Ernest Sell on
February 18th. Present were: Mrs.
w. Swift, Mrs. I. w. King, Mrs.
]. Reble, Mrs. A. Lamb, Mrs. G.
Miller, and Mrs. p. Guelsow. This
meeting completed the first group
of lessons, which embodied feed
ing the family for health.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-02-20

one wants to
see. The wealth
erman obliging-
ly dropped the
mercury d o w n
to eight above
the morning we
left Saint Paul
so that we
would really re-
member w h q [
cold weather Is
like.
I found senti-
ment in the
state apparent
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-02-20
MOVIE NEWS
Previews of Features
At Both Theatres .
MAIN STREET THEATRE

MAIN STREET THEATRE
In Boom Town" Hedy Lamar
romanced with Clark Gable, but
lost him, which prompted thous-
ands of fans to request Metro
Goldwyn-Mayer to put them togeth-
err as hero and heroine in another
picture. The result is "Comrade
X" an hilarious, adventuresome
comedy, which comes to the Main
Street Theatre for an engagement
Of three days, Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday.
This is Cables first real rollick-
ing comedy since ut Happened
One Night" and again presents him
as a newspaperman, this time a
foreign correspondent in Russia. 1t
also opens a new field for Miss
Lamar, who goes Coincidence,
with no punches pulled, as a Mos
COW lady street car "motorman."
The film opens with Gable wear
ing a beard and uncovering scoops
about Russian revolts and famines.
It is climaxed by a dizzy, funny
bone tickling escape in a Soviet
Army tank, after the Ogpu has
discovered that he is the guilty
reporter.
Miss Lamar not only joins Cab
lie in his daredevil escapades, but
often tops him. She has a rough
and-tumble fight with him, and
with another girl, operates street
car and drives tank.
Featured in the supporting cast
are Oscar Homolka, Felix Bres.
sart, one Of the three comedy Rus
sian commissars in "Ninotchka,
and Eve Arden.,s
sssN
OXFORD THEATRE
Saltiest of the beloved old salts
of facts and fiction, "Tugboat An,
ME" is sailing again. Her return
to the screen is entitled, appropri.
ately enough, "Tugboat Annie Sails
Again." The film will be shown
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday al
the Oxford Theatre.
In the title role of Annie Is Mar,
jorie Rambeau, who takes up the
character where the late and be-
loved Marie Dressler left her. Cap
tain Bullwinkle, Annie's perpetual
opponent, is played by big, bluff
and hearty Alan Hale, while Jane
Wyman and Ronald Reagan speak
up for love and the younger gen.
Grafton.
Others in the cast include Clar,
ence Kolb, Charles Halton, Paul
Hurst, Chill Wills, Harry Shannon
and many others. Walter DeLon's
original screen play Is based on
the characters created by Norman
Reilly Raine. Lewis Seller direct.
ed the production for Warner Bros
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Washington: 1t was great to get
back to Minnesota last week. But
one day and half just isn't enough
time to see one-tenth Of the friends
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-02-20

The worlds record rainfall occur
red in the Philippines in July, 1911,
with 46 inches in "a hourssssrr
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-24
County Fathers
Set Convention

Arrangements were completed at
Helena for the annual convention of
the State Association Of County Com
m1Ssioners in Helena June 8, 10 and II.
Association officers said another
convention made it necessary to change
the convention to the second week Ia
June instead of the customary third
week. Between 400 and 500 are ex-
pected to attend.
Several nationally known speakers
are to attend the conclaye, where
feeder road problems and county CO.
operation in the national defense pro
gram viii be discussed.
Adjustment of county affairs to the
latest developments in the federal So
cial security program will be another
important subject for consideration.
Meeting with the county commission
ers will be the Montana Equipment
Mems association.
Convention arrangements were COM
pleted at a meeting here attended by
Frank ]. Holmes of Harlowton, presi-
dent; B. II. Mccarthy, Big Horn coun-
ty, secretary, and John c.. Brown,
counsel for the commissioners aSsocia-
ton, and L. E. Jones of Great Falls
president, and A. j. Steffick of Helena
secretary for the Implement Dealers
association,
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-24
News Briefs
From the Treasure State

CHINOOK Funeral services were
held here for AIRS. D. c. Kenyon 80
who died at her home after a long
illness.
LEWISTOWN-Former State Liquor
Administrator Lindsay Wass and fam
lily win return to Roy at the completion
Of this school year.
BUTTE Members Of Butte post No.
1448. Veterans of Foreign Wars, are
making arrangements to attend the
state v. F. w. encampment at Lewis
town June lila.
FORT BENTON-Dr. E. L. Anderson,
county health officer, reports he vac
cinated 225 against Rocky mountain
spotted fever. Numerous reports Of ticks
caused uneasiness here.
HELENA-The states new prepared
ness advisory commission met with Gov.
Sam C. Ford. Members of the commits
sion discussed efforts to secure national
defense contracts for Montana.
BUTTE-There was an attendance of
more than 200 at the get-together din
ner Of the Butte Pioneer club, accord
ing to Henry Pissot, general chairman
for this annual social activity.
FORT BENTON-Only about one
fourth the Chouteau county tax land
put up at auction was sold, despite
large attendance of farmers and others.
OF over 1000 acres listed, 3,219 acres
were sold, as well as some town lots.
MISSOUIsA-After being trapped In
a narrow 20-foot hole for more than
six hours, Albert G. Wagar, excavation
contractor, was little the worse for
wear after being freed by crews which
had labored in cramped quarters.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-24
FEAR OF DROUTH
In STATE GOES
AS RAIN COMES

Last month was one of the most
favorable Aprils in many years, as good
rains dispelled most fears of drouth
damage in Montana, the federal agri-
cultural marketing service reported.
However, similarly favorable rainfall
will be needed through May and June
to assure good crops, the report said.
The report said 1,352O00 acres of
winter wheat remain for harvest after
a rs percent abandonment Of fall
seeded acreage, on which an estimated
yield Of IL bushels per acre is antici-
pated. The total crop then would be
22,9S4,O00 bushels, compared with 49,
10000 bushels in 1910 and far above
the 10,790, 000-bushel 10-year average.
Rye production on the relatively
small area of $4,000 acres was indi-
Gated at 100000 bushels at lis bushels
per acre. May 1 hay stocks in the
state we're SOL 600 tons, about II per-
cent less than a year ago but more
than double the 10-year average. Nav
condition of 194I tame hay crops
was reported at So percent of normal.
the same percentage as reported for
pasture conditions.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-24

means Of cooking, among them clean
illness, GOODNESS, safety and economy.
Small electrical appliances of many
kinds, together with a modern sink and
sufficient wall and base cabinets for
storage, can make kitchen work easier,
more convenient and save another
month of eight-hour days In the kitchen
each year.
The ideal solution to the kitchen
problem in any farm home is to install
what is commonly known as a unit
electric kitchen"-a combination of
electric range, refrigerator, water heat
er, sink. dishwasher and cabinets-at
one time. You can obtain a detailed
plan for such kitchen In your home
by sending rough dimensional sketch
Of your present kitchen to any one of
several manufacturers of major cleo
trical appliances or to certain of the
leading farm magazines.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-24
HORaen1Gker Advised
To Use More Eggs
liz FGn1iLy's Diet

With egg production reaching its
peak during the spring, now is the
time for the homemaker to check up
on the use Of eggs in the family diet,
says Bessie E. McClelland, extension
foods and nutrition specialist at Mon
tana State college.
She points out that the most i'm
portant fact about an egg Is that it
is a package full Of the food values
homemakers want to get into their
family diets Eggs are good body build
ers because Of the efficient protein in
their yolks and whites The yolks are
especially rich In iron, the mineral
needed for red blood cells. They are
an important source Of calcium, a rich
source Of phosphorus. and good
source of riboflavin (vitamin O.. Vita
Minis A and D are present in varying
amounts.
For all these reasons an egg a day
for everyone in the family is a good
rule to follow" Miss NcClelland said.
But If you can't manage that, then
try to get at least four or five eggs a
week into the diet of every child in
the family. And see that adults get at
least three or four a week"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-24
State Editors
Say

Medical men sometimes discover
things that affect our health, get us al
excited about them and then begin *
Scold us for putting too much faith IN
them.
At a recent meeting Of the American
Chemical society one Of the speakers
touched on the subject of vitamins and
he scolded the public, accusing them
Of becoming foolish vttamin cranks. He
told them to quit using drug store pills
and depend on common foods to get
the desirable food elements.
But the American people delight in
mysterious things that they cannot see
which may have a magic relation to
health and beauty. We used to be cal
DRY conscious. Few of us ever knew
just what Galleries were but nearly
every woman at least had list of
calories that she clipped out Of the
household magazine or the Sunday
newspaper or obtained from the fam
lily doctor which said apple pie had SO
many calories, one slice of bread so
many and a spoonful of cream in the
coffee so many. They budgeted their
calories until their heads ached. And
now some respected men in the profess
sion tell us that calories are not an
accurate guide to weight control and
health maintenance.
So in every gathering where either
men or women gather now someone is
sure to begin talking about the B COM
pick. Then the fun starts. Each one
has his or her favorite vitamin that
Gains the nerves, improves the diges-
ton, clears the complexion, cures rheu-
matism and all other ills of man or
beast.
One has a good natured doctor who
prescribes a vitamin or two. Others
shop around among the various brands
at the drug store. It is so reasonable to
the American, who believes In scientific
magic, to feel that bottle of pills viii
remedy all mental and physical ills. We
are the most confirmed pill-takers on
earth anyway and this vitamin fad is
right down our alley.
Now the doctors are beginning to
shake their heads. And an outspoken
individual has the temerity to call us
foolish cranks. But didn't the st. Louis
Cards feed their ball team B-1 pills
and didn't they break loose with a
bunch of home runs to win the first
three games of the seaSon?-(Great
Falls Tribune).
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-24

New or old, the farm home that has
nighttime electric service easily can and
should have as modern a kitchen as
any found in the most up-to-date city
residence. AS a matter OF fact, a con-
venient kitchen with all the many cleo
trical servants is even more desirable
on the farm where many mouths are
the rule rather than the exception.
In addition to providing physical re-
lief and comfort, a modern all-electric
kitchen also saves time for other duties
and actually reduces meal costs In
many ways. Thus, an automatic cleo
trio pressure water system eliminates
countless trips to well or spring for
water with which to prepare and cook
food and wash dishes. An electric heat
er provides ample hot water at the
turn Of a faucet instead Of by dipping
from hot well or pans on stove. Ex-
pressed In terms Of time, those two
devices alone will save the farm wife
minimum equivalent Of 30 eight-hour
days year.
Washing tableware-six tons Of it
each year in the typical home-is one
Of the most unwelcome trt-daiIy tasks
on the farm. The installation of an
electric dishwasher viii eliminate at
least another month Of eight-hour DAYS
from kitchen duties on the farm, and,
in addition, will make all tableware
spotlessly clean without touching the
hands to dishwater or towel. An electric
refrigerator not only saves many steps
to cold cellar or spring house but also
protects the family health and reduces
food waste to minimum. An electric
range has many advantages over other
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-24

Six fire guards have been assigned
to maintenance work in four ranger
districts of the Deer Lodge National
forest, according to L. M. Stewart, as
sistant supervisor. The men are Ben
Hoffman Of Melrose, who has been as
signed to the Butte district; Bob Milo
dragovich Of Butte, to the Anaconda
district; Mike Hardy of California, to
WHITEHALL; Bill Conner of Silver Star,
to Whitehall; John Ringdahl of Idaho,
and Larry Osburnsen Of Denton, both
to the Philipsburg district.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-24
ASK G-MENrs HELP

County Attorney wilbur Werner Of
cut Bank announced he would ask the
FEDERAL bureau Of Investigation to aid
MIN IL attempting to clear up the slay-
ing OF Rose Taylor, 20, found dead
from stab wounds In the apartment Of
Joe Hed Kennedy, 80, few hours
after he died under the wheels Of a
speeding Great Northern passenger
train.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-24

me date palm orchards IN Ca1hor-
! xaa are the worlds largest producers Of
8saaa frait. Last year 10000 trees on
1850 alsrns ia asse C0mGh@fle valley pro-
lgssoed II .0O0O0Q pounds Of dates.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-24

You don't buy coal, you buy heat;
you don't buy circus tickets, you buy
thrills; you don't buy a paper, you
buy news; you don't buy spectacles,
you buy vision.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1941-05-24

A major crime Is committed every
% seconds in the United States, which
country has q crime rate seven times
greater than that of England.
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Teachers Agency

MONTANA TEACHERS REEDND-Enrou I'M
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POULTwY
NY@TRAND POULTRY CO., cash buyers -
live pouityy end esgs, Ship any time. a1sa
Placer ST., Butte Mont
BEST DASH PRICES paid for your Poultry
and EEgs. J. l.. Dorsh Co.. Butte Montana
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AT STUD-Palomino Stallion, Lord Nelson
(for sale). standing at Art Nash Rancho
Bozeman, Mont, RID " mi. N. Of Bozeman
mi. NV OF Story mill
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Help Wanted

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SALESMAN WANTED-MaH with car to rep
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direct to consumers A real opportunity for
one with little sales ability. Great Western
Wooden Co., Inc, Fergus Falls, MINI.
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North Dakota.
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LASSIFIED
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OppOpTTNTTTFS

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Address Chambers. 400 North Sheridan Ia
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PhOtOs-F Finishing

BETTER PICTURES, Quicker servicei Rolls
developed, prints each negative Csc Re-
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Situation Wanted

FEMALE
CAPABLE. experienced waitress wishes work
in cafe or hotel. Write Miss v. M. Farless,
Plaza, North Dakota.
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Better Quality Chicks from the cream Of
certified high record nocks OF the North
west Write for dallatin Chick News.
Gsaatin Chick Hatchery, Bozeman. Montana
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CHINOOK-FtmeraI services were
held here for AIRS. D. c. Kenyon 80
who died at her home after a long
illness.
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