Montana farmer-stockman. [volume], August 01, 1951, Page 15, Image 15

About Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993

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A mercurial seed disinfectant . . •
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and certain other seeds. Applied dry or as a slurry with regular
seed-treating equipment.
MERGAMMA
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DIVISION OF CENTENNIAL
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How a famous
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helps market
your farm products!
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Marie Gifford (shown on the right in the photo above) is Armour
and Company's famous home economist—director of Armour's Con
sumer Service Department. Each month, under her direction, this
department publishes recipes and service information in newspa
pers and magazines—uses radio, television and movies—to show
homemakers how to buy, prepare and serve Armour food« This
special service helps make millions of women steady Armour
customers—steady customers for meat and other foods processed
from your farm "raw materials." So, in effect, Marie Gifford—like
hundreds of other Armour employees in other important jobs—is
helping to market your farm products, is helping to make your
farm business more secure!
How to be your own best customer
Next time you go shopping and see the
Armour name on food products or on
soap, remember that the "raw materials"
used to make these quality products may
have come from your own farm. So try ]
some—start being your own best custo
mer, today! f
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* Buyer of hogs, cattle, calves, sheep, lambs,
milk, cream, chickens, turkeys and eggs.
* Seller of more than 2,000 products for farm,
home and industry.
ARMOUR
AND COMPANY