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Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-09-15
lis the Weeds
Fall Treatment
OF PerenniaIs
BY ROBERT WARDEN

Idtl Lst-O lISdAiiACAA VI RSACAA0AoA
weeds worthwhile?
Late summer or early fall treat
ment will be successful and very
worthwhile in most eases when con-
ditions are right.
The conditions under which the
plant is growing at treatment time
are very important in determining
just how much kill will result from
late summer treatment. Briefly these
conditions are:
/. Adequate soil moisture for rapid
succulent growth.
2. Stage of growth of the weed.
8. Kind of weed and
4. Environmental conditions.
Many persons have recognized that
weeds are killed the easiest when
growing rapidly under good soil
moisture conditions. With this being
true it is highly desirable to get the
weeds in good growing condition by
irrigating if possible after the crop
has been removed. Where irrigation
is not possible but the weeds have
a young succulent growth, treatment
should be successful.
2 Chances at Perennials
The stage of growth of spring
emerged plants will be past the right
date of treatment, but several of the
perennial weeds will send up new
shoots in the late summer or fall and
A.. L. - % o4oo4- of 4rlryfh rrhioh
will respond to 2,4-D treatment.
When late summer treatments are
applied, it is very desirable to have
full emergence of the new shoots,
since shoots emerging several days
after treatment will not be hurt
seriously by the 2,4-D.
The perennial weeds which can be
treated most successfully in this
are white top, Canada this
tie, perennial sow thistle, and wild
morning glory.
Heavier Rates
Rates of 2,4-D needed are some
what higher than those used in the
spring. One fall treatment at Boze-
man indicated that much better con-
troll was obtained when four pounds
of 2, AID acid per acre was used, than
when two pounds was used. This test
also indicated that the anime was
somewhat better than the more ex
pensive esters.
Information from other states liz
dicates that 2,4-D esters are more
effective on white top than are the
S other foundations, and that heavy
2 rates need to be used. Heavy fros
+ soon after treatment may reduce ex
+ pected kills.
Since it has been shown that com
plete kills on perennial weeds will
2,4-D are the exception rather thai
the rule, fall treatment means tina
= two applications per year can be APP
piled instead of me-. This will ais,
D mean that treatment of perennial
# weeds with 2,4-D can be accom-
e plished after harvest ever though
s susceptible crop was grown on tn
}, land.
e The most important factors for fal
k treatment are:
It l. Have the plants in good CROWN
: condition.
!, 2. Use heavy rates of 2,4-D.
h Your questions OF your weed con
troll problems are requested for us
in this section. Send the questions
! the Extension Weed Specialist. Nor
! tana State College. Bozeman. Mon
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-09-15
Faithful Companion

Today, atop a hill overlooking the
depot at Fort Benton, Montana,
stands the monument of a dog
named Shep, in honor of the affec-
ton and loyalty that dog bore his
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-09-15

hours, are flies and mosquitoes.
Sheep start to Craze as soon as it's
daylight and the herder must have
his breakfast finished and his lunch
prepared by that time.
Water is another often annoying
problem, unless he is lucky enough
to be herding in a mountain region
where there is fresh running water.
Mostly his water is hauled to him
in barrels and soon becomes warm
and stale in the heat. All his
groceries, coal, wood and mail are
brought to him, once a week by a
camp tender.
Herders stay, almost entirely, in
camp wagons during this season.
These wagons are SO small there is
barely room for one man to move
about in them. They are made by
stretching canvas over wooden bows
attached to a wagon box. The wagon
box rests on the running gears of
a wagon so it can easily be moved
to fresh range.
The sun beats relentlessly down
on this canvas-covered abode of the
herder all day, turning it into a
virtual oven. By dusk this oven has
cooled down some, but if the herder
builds a fire to make supper, within
minutes it is ~radiating heat again.
He either has to wait until it cools
off or sleep outside and brave the
hungry mosquitoes.
For companionship the herder has
his dog, usually two, and a radio.
The radio, perhaps, brightens the
herder's life most, but the bond
that sometimes spring up between
a herder and his dogs is often re-
markable. There have been actual
cases, where the dogs have become
so attached to one herder, they re
fused to work for another. In some
instances if a new herder is put on
they refuse to eat and just lie under
the wagon and mourn. AS a rul,
the dogs belong to the owner of tn,
sheep.
Faithful Companion
Today, atop a hill overlooking tn,
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-09-15

Lack of salt in livestock rations
costs farmers large sums of money
each year in loss of potential gains
in weight.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-09-15

September IS. l949-25
Evening star., 1949-11-10

Bell-ringing was stopped at
Worcester Cathedral. England,
lest the vibration should cause
two pinnacles on the central tow
er to fall.
Evening star., 1949-11-10
Hundreds in Prague
Visit u. 5. Library 10
Read ENJOYS Speech
By The Assssiaisd Press

PRAGUE. Csechoslovakia. Nov.
9.-Several hundred Prague citi-
zens read for themselves yester-
day the full text Of American
Ambassador Ellis o. Briggs out
spoken speech reminding lCsecho-
slovakia Of the role the United
States played in her birth and
liberation
More than 200 filed into the Of
fees Of the United States Infor-
nation Service library by mid
afternoon to get copies Of the
speech which the new envoy de-
livered when he presented his Gre
dentials to Communist President
Element Gottwald yesterday.
The Czechs. who took along
several copies for their friends and
families. said they had heard
about the speech in a Voice Of
America broadcast. The af1icial
Czech news agency did not men,
ton 1t.
Recalls Benes, Masaryk.
Mr.. Briggs. mincine no words,
sharply recalled that Cssehoslo-
vakia was founded in the United
States during World War I by the
late President Thomas c. Mas
aryk and Eduard Benes, both no
longer mentioned by the Com
munist as national heroes.
Mr.. Briggs also pointed out
that Czechoslovakia was stained
with the blood Of American SOL
diers who helped deliver it from
the Nazis in World War II.
The speech put something Of
. damper on current Communist
efforts to attribute to the Rus
SLAMS both the creation and 1945
deliverancs Of Csechoslovakia.
Jailed Clerk Reaches Munich.
Samuel Merry. United States
embassy clerk who had been held
for three weeks on espionage
charges. arrived In Munich yes
terday, but refused to comment.
He was released Tuesday, short
" after Mr.. Briggs had delivered
the speech and conferred with
President oottwald.
The government continued its
drive against underground" op-
position. A state court at Lito-
Evening star., 1949-11-10
Czechs, Mexico Sign
Commercial Treaty
by the Assesiotsd Prsss

" the ASSoeiof9d PT0sS
MEXICO CITY. Nov. 10.-Mex-
leo and Csechoslovakia yesterday
signed 4 commercial treaty that
includes an agreement to "facili-
tate" barter.
It Is q five-year agreement. each
granting the other the most favor
able tariffs given any other coun-
try.
Evening star., 1949-11-10

merice sentenced eight Czechs to
prison for robbery and subversivs
activity.
They got terms ranging from
seven years to life.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-08-01
Watch Out for Changes


who can raise an 80 percent calf
crop and one that averages IS to SO
pounds above the average calf
weights for his area will make above
average profits. The same is true of
sheep operators who, through good
management, get a high percentage
lamb crop and heavy weights for
market.
Some operators have found that
they al actually increase the total
pounds of beef, and therefore the
profits, by cutting down the num-
bers run on their range. In other
words, an overstocked range will
not produce as much net profit as a
moderately stocked range. In adj
dition. a moderately stocked range
will hold up longer in the dry peri
DDS because it will have some re-
serve cover which holds moisture
and cause a better grass growth.
Crested wheat grass has proved
to be of value in securing good pro-
duction. 1t ome on about two or
three weeks ahead of the native
grasses. This makes it possible to
breed for earlier lambs and calves
by this two or three weeks. The
cows or ewes give more milk than
ordinary for this early period which
results in the calves and lambs get
ting a better start.
The early start together with a
better than average early growth
has often resulted in 25 to so pounds
heavier calf weights and 8 to 10
pounds heavier lamb weights for
the operators using crested wheat
grass. Early use of crested wheat
grass also tends to give the native
grass a chance to get a good start for
later use.
Keep Cash Reserves
The building of cash reserves and
keeping these cash reserves for
emergencies are made necessary on
Montana farms and ranches due to
the wide shifts in production and
prices. How much cash reserve is
needed? This will depend on the
kind and size of farm or ranch
operation. 1t will also depend on the
amount of life and health insurance
the individual operator has and the
amount of his investments, if any
outside of the farm or ranch bust
ness.
Some ranchers and most farmer,
on irrigated e may need les
than those producing wheat or thos'
operating in the dry land areas. Re
CARELESS of the size of farm, theS
reserves will be needed when GRO
losses from weather, insect damag
or low prices have sharply reduces
incomes.
These reserves should be carrie
as cash in the bank, savings az
counts, government bonds and othe
forms of investments where the cas-
can be secured when needed.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-08-01
Weather Summary

United States Department of Commerce
Weather Bureau Office, Helena, Montana
Mean Temperature and Total Precipitation
Station June, 1949 Period
Mean
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-08-01

PaOttlS L5 aNSStONh RIO0ANSl0 5S11
orally.
Lower prices and less abundant
crop production might be expected.
The dry weather and the grasshop-
per affecting several north
ern and eastern Montana counties
this year will cut net returns. These
conditions are causing many opera
tors to reconsider their entire live
stock plan.
Costs Up
Farm and ranch costs have gone
up rapidly during the past five
years. While prices were rising and
production was high, these in
creased costs were easy to pay. Now
that prices are lower and that
drought and grasshoppers are re-
ducing, the costs are taking a larger
part of the ranch income.
There will therefore be less money
available for purchases of ma
chinery, land and other major pur-
chases. 1t will also be necessary for
many operators to watch their cash
operating costs more closely and re-
duce them wherever possible and sta
maintain high production.
Improved Management Practices
Good quality, high producing live
140o1x r.y.1l 11x,0 ~, aIIal or.oo ~
vantage over common stock. During
the next few years common stock
are likely to be discounted more
than they have been recently.
The Bull Indexing' work which
is being developed by the Montana
agricultural experiment station Of
fers an opportunity to both large
and small operators to improve their
beef herds.
The use of high quality rams to
produce good lambs and wool is
another opportunity to improve
farm and ranch incomes.
The wool grading which can be
done by the Montana wool labora-
tory will give producers a chance
to check their breeding results. They
can also sell the wool in line with
the quality produced.
Range producers in western Mon
tana and sheep producers on irri-
gated land could get increased re-
turns if more attention were paid to
the production and marketing OF
grass fat lambs.
Fenced Sheep Ranges
Fenced sheep ranges have beer
common in Texas for several years
Running range sheep under fence
is quite common now in the south
eastern Montana, and this practic,
is beginning to show up in othe
sections of Montana. The shee]
make better use of the range, be
cause they Craze all of the propert,
within the fence without danger Q
tr~espassing on other land. The shee
are not herded as close and do nc
tramp out as much range.
The labor cost is cut sharply be
cause one man can handle man
more sheep. This is especially tru
since the governments new 10S
poison program is so effectivel
controlling the coyotes. In SON
cases new problems in water loo;
ton, cross fencing and rotate
grazing may develop as the rang
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2las Ga,,te,,. Ohie
Siueis II.

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forefte Moreiie bel Serr SefretGrin
ahnlgeben.
g9ir ,perMn infer SHUTTER unb God.
ter -8anfett am Sonntag na6 Sc,
8eriamml,lng inn Mal ab6alten. @it.
te el1d bieien Sag 5u reierpieren.
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8atbarina Sbuiter ,mo gliiabet!
S9liter.
Nadjber tperoen mir l,nIer @arten.
partie abbaltPn. &ommt alle.
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Gillette 2ieSertafel.

Mm Wontagabeno. 4. slpril. battcn
sic SGneer ,m6 ole Tbeateripieler
|ibre ieparatcn Nroben i'm Gillette
Sahienbeim. Naes sine GIT, MIR mar
es gu ipGt eeiporoen AUDI uniere Ser
iammllng nbouhalten ,mo 10 miro
,miere Veriomrnl,,ng am ,18. Mpril
itattfinben. Wontog. ben ii. Mpril.
haben tpir tcine Sirrgprobe. Nad oen
proben 9atten mir @eb,lrtstassfeicr
| uno Die @eburtstogsfinner Sobanna
aGitncr, Mnna Dicbolo un6 Martin
3uder ierpierten fdiue1 aaffee nno
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|tafl n,o ,uiinidte @liid u,to @elan6.
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9amendor Sagouia.

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YrGiioentin Cara 9. S6neiber nod
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Mm Mitttuo6 Den 80. MGr5, bat.
ten fi6 nngefa1r 100 irauen eingc=
fi.n6en i'm Spar 1empel an 4146 Gl.
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mar fir Sumo Sduler, tuelde i'm
Sltni nit George s(nSrae beiratcn
miro. Sme lit Die Glteite Todjter boz,
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lit Der Sobn bon Tbonas up0 GlabDs
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46 uno @eorg rom 3,paig 8. Tantc
|Suian un6 Qatb. @eber batten nit
SIfe einioer Jreun6innen aGes aufs
bette uorbereitet.
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reidlliCh porban0en lmo Sic HGitc

reidlih oorbanoen ,uo Sic Vdlte
ipuroen al,sge5eihnet beluirtet. @eora
: mar ibr iebr belililid) babel. SsNlne
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luobnbcit mabt. IS id,ien ols mare
fem Gnoe bon Sen Yofetcn. 8eorg
unb 'SaSl'ne oanften ollen slmueien.
oen nit 0ie pielen unb IhDnen Ge-
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lih ein innges Yaar MIR miiniben
farm fir Oen Salls6alt.
rSm Nomen ber bciocn &ereinc lmo
Der pielen 0oellube grntulieren mir
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3,pei0 46.

Die geriammllng bes Srallenper.
elm 3iueig 46 finbet itatt am 9onners.
tag, Sen IA. slpril, 8 llfr a6enos an
1859 N. IIblano slpe. 0a i'm MGrS
megen Dem Gartenipiel MIR oie Sci,
trdge angenonmpn iullroen, 10 iu:rb
%ie Oeleaatin fir Sic &onpention oes
Central @erbanocs erIt in bieIerSer'
iamnpllng gelpGblt aperoen. sl,lf fir
oas Mutter- lmo Todter.@anfett,
tpeldes am 12. Mai ltattfinoet. iiuo
nod ,uidtige Sadrn 5u beidlieben.
DdBer iellten iid alle, benen es mog.
lid lit, an Der gerianunllmg betaili.
gen, ,,no 6itte piinftlid iein.
aaffee unS &lden ierpieren: Gilt.
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To6ter 2ouiie, ebenio Mnna Sdmibt.
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Mntter. uu6 9odlter.@anfctt

Ger Srauen@erem ser Seutids
@emeinoe beranitalett iein M,Mter.
,no Sod)ter. .@anfett am Montag,
Sen 1S. slpril, inn @eIt tIeitc SahIc1.
beinL iuo5u alle Miitter uno 50btrr
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@elt berslibit ei,tgelaben iino, iiGj
an oieiem gen,iitliden sl6eno 81 BE-
telligen. I'm 6 llbr abe,tSs auiro al
idon 9eocdten Shidcn Elm ,pobl-
idmcdcnoes sbenSeiien erpiert. Gin
tiidfiees &omitee lit ihon beidditiat,
allies aufs bette pors,bereiten. 9tab-
Der iolst en ib0nes ,uo red)t inter,
baltenbes Srogram fir dlt 1uto Jung
Ser 0amen6or Saronio miro iuie,
ser lutcr Scr 2eitlug oes Serrn
Erof. 81. Sh,liter unlern licbe:l
8GIten nit einem idonen 2ieb olfs
luarten. 9as Yrogramm miro bon
ocn i,,nsen 0Siittern bes Mgenoa
Ghlbs ,ntcr ser 2eit,,ms Ger Grdi
GIHber ;Senneees n,lsgear6eitet. Gs
ltcbt alio ieoem dine flcine lleber'
raidumg Ibebor. 8itte, fommt lni
labt lrns ipieoer einmal eincn IGos
men ,ulo geniitliden N6eno ST.
lan1men berbringen. 49,
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91nip lSfe. Srfr-
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3iueig 4.

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bef,rdt, un6 Deputy Gatbarina
S9miot bradte lns Elm neues Nit'
aIieo. 6rau islnma Giid)ler tuuros
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elieoer ,mieres gereins ber5li6 Elm:
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gelnoen gum teltib ensJranen
Yreins Wutter uno Gohter Banfctt
bos am Otter +Wsontog i'm @eftieit'
Sahfenbeim itnttfirtbet. 5erner iin>
mir einsdln6en, 1nrs am Jriibiabrs
aonaert oes Oame,9or Saponia ~
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0ottesoienit. it.Srbnuns
in Der 3emtidJ-0e cube.

Yalmionntaa: 9:45 l1hr: Gcutid,er
8ottcsoienit: II l1br: Gug=
Iiiher 8cttesSienit.
Titt1pod. 13. slpril: 7:3O llbr:
GnslrIber Ibenomablss8 s8otteS-
Sicnit. 49,:
Garireitag, Is. april: 1880 llbr:
Te,ltiher s(he,,bmabls. @ottcs
oierIt.
Siterionntag: 6 llbr morgens sSriib.
8ottesbie,,it.
9:45 llbr:: Ieutider Jeitgottes,
6ic,tir; ~
t1:0O llbr: Gnelil6er Seitgot,
tesbieIit lmb Ibel,ornablsieier
Otter =Wontag: 500 lrbr:: Wittcr= II
9otter- Bartlett i'm Sa6ie,beir
70O1 Denton Mpe.
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3tuei9 1.

allen Nitaliebern CUR geidlliaen
Nohuidt, oaB ,miere naflte Ser
ianunlung am ssreitag oen IS. april,
8 llbr abetos itattfinbet. Sic Nit-
gIisoer aueroen eril,dt piinttlib an
,ueieno 81, iein.
Solde Mitglieher. tpelbe nit If.
rem 3ubllneen I'M @Idltan6 fulo.
ioaen iid i'm ibrem eisenen Sntereiie
gntiteberio mahen.
@m.. Sfpilter, SER.
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0a,irendbsr Sassuia.

Donnerstag, ben Ia. Mpril. 9dlt
Der Dniienfyor Saronia feline regel-
FmdBise @erinmmIune ab. ale at,
tiper, unb poiiipen yaitslie6er tueroel'
fue,inoli@it eebeten on oiefer 8er'
iammtung teiIgunebmeu. oonit fie
iiber olIes mos 0en werein angebt,
I'm @iloe iinb.
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Observation-Disclosures
4se1ele le1esskeHess
M@tung 8rekbeamten.

Die Urok-8eamten Ses Central
8erbanSes, io,uie bas National. unb
8aiien= =&ontitee :eriude i'd freunb'
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%sbottion Ses golfsNattes 8ruber
George Sdneiber susui9iden unb
atuar nidt ipGter als 5. Nai b. g.,
nm ielbiae frabseitia bruden .s,'
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Ssbn 0aItbes. Ur..Yr6f6eut
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Soronia.
Soronia.

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Isicbenbiirser Sadien brineen. Der
Scfretdr iiiblt iid uerpilidtet oas
periallnlte nab5ubolen. Die Sdnger
funo Sdngerinnen Der beIoen oben &c,
nannten @elang gereine iprede,l
ber5lidfn Cant alls alien ienen Die
i'm Memorial Hrogromm fir Sen
ueritorbenen Erofeiior slnoreas 9lifo.
! lals mitgetuirtt baben; aud alle,,
Ole iid es nid)t nebruen lieBen ibren
tGanf burh ibre g(napelenbeh oar5u=
'bringen. SIR tpollen es niht sl,riid
balten i'm iagen: Sab in ,lnIerm
a6optib gaterlano nod feinem Der,
oie,,ten Golfsmanne folder 9anl
una Gbre 5uteil luaro, ,uie Yroi. u.
Niofalaus.
Die ,piirSig 5eier, tpelbe in I'M.
fem golfablatt 10 treiilib geidilbert
iul,roe, ucroient unierm George
lShneioer ben adtbaren 9anf ab.
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