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with a lot of
MASSEY-HARRIS 44 Special
BICCER...MORE
POWERFUL
balance. Here's real comfort. A clear,
unobstructed platform — no braces —
"in-the-way" controls. Everything
easy to reach, easy to operate. Wider
spaced pedals. A follow-up hydraulic
system with a host of adaptations —
powered 2-ways. A live-power take-off.
Ball-bearing eased steering that takes
the strain off arms and shoulders.
There's more. You can see and try
every feature of the new "44" Special
at your Massey-Harris dealer's. Drive
one
never be happy until you own one.
For folder, write The Massey-Harris
Company, Inc., Dept. a-2'O. Racine, Wis.
45.85 max. drawbar h. p., 50.29 on the belt
alk around the new "44" Special.
Check each side . . . the rear .. .
up fîont — every angle. Climb up on
the seat. Get the feel of the wheel. Set
your feet on the pedals that are so easy
*nd comfortable to operate.
Start the engine! At once you feel
the eagerness . . . sense the greater
power ... in the willingness, the
smoothness that says let's go to work.
It's the performance of an all new
tractor ! Exciting in every feature — the
most powerful 3-4 plow row-crop trac
tor you can get for your farm.
' A bigger 277 cubic inch gasoline en
gine with removable wet sleeves, ex
haust valve rotators, greater power
leverage in long stroke pistons. A new
firing principle — Cyclo-Head combus
tion
twis.ting turbulence the full length of
the piston stroke.
It's power that heavy loads don't
pull down .. . "torque" reserve that's
more than a claim. And the "44" Spe
cial does it at a low 1350 r.p.m. for
longer engine life, lower maintenance.
Now look around a bit more. The
"44" Special is huskier — with heavy
cast wheels, bigger tires, better weight
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Bigger tiret
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Velvet Ride Seat . , «
cushioned comfort,
clear platform
Big 277 cubic inch
engine, wet sleeves. Highly flexible,
1350 r.p.m. - adaptable '
hydraulic system
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See these outstanding Mossey-Harris Tractors of your nearby Mossey-Horris Dealer
MONTANA DEALERS
MALTA .
MILES CITY .
MISSOULA ...
..Dobson Motors
_ Custer Equipment Co.
Carroll Motor Impl. Co.
Connie's Auto & Impl.
FAIRVIEW... Booke's Automotive Service
FORT BENTON Haas & Assoc, impl. Co.
GERALDINE Spevac Hdwe. & Machinery
GLASGOW. Hi-Line Impf. & Motor Co.
Birdsall & Zody
GREAT FALLS . Hoos & Assoc. Impl. Co.
HAMILTON
HAVRE .
KALISPELL...Flathead Impl. Co.
LAMBERT Burgess Garage & Implement
LEWISTOWN
DILLON
C. C. Motor & impl. Co.
.Jake's Repair Shop
_Billings Implement Co.
Mountain Machinery Inc.
BAKER .
BIG TIMBER
BILLINGS ....
BOZEMAN ..
CHESTER ..Marias Implement Co.
PLENTYWOOD Modern Implement Co.
RICHEY ._.
RONAN ....
Holzwarth Implement Co.
.Emmert Implement
GLENDIVE
. Abbott Implement Co.
CIRCLE ___Circle Motor & Impl.
CONRAD . Honnoh & Holmes impl. Inc.
CULBERTSON .
CUSTER . . .
CUT BANK_
CHOTEAU ...
SCOBEY. H. P, Larson implement Co.
SHELBY
.Brandbo Motors
Haas Implement Co.
Hannah & Holmes Impl. Co.
SIDNEY ..Northern Motors, Inc.
..Galt Bros. Hardware
Weogel implement Co,
.Highway Motor Co.
Cooper Chevrolet Co.
.Custer Grain Co.
.Cut Bonk Motors
STANFORD ...
ERRY .
WOLF POINT
Don Morriston & Sons
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• • •
N this fast movin' age of scientific
discovery and development, we
are inclined to forget that almost
every convenience or laborsavin' de
vice, no matter how commonplace,
had its origin in comparatively re
cent years in terms of human his
tory. In 1850 a traveler reported that
he saw "a queer thing, a cook stove,"
somewhere in Michigan., At that
time, a mere hundred years ago,
most American families were still
cookin' over the fireplace. In many
} parts of the world, most of the
I cookin' is still done that way.
• • •
Most of my worst fears weren't
realized in 1953. so I've resolved
not to do any worryin' in 1954
unless some really robust threat
chases me into a corner and insists
on havin' my undivided attention.
Even then, I think I'll just turn
the darn thing over to one of the
regularly constituted investigatin'
committees at Washington.
• * •
Some of us humans get pretty im
! patient once in a while if we aren't
saved from the devilment we get
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ourselves into quite as soon as we
would like.
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Thai neighbor of ours says the
thing he likes ai>out New Year's
resolutions is the masterful feelin*
it gives him when he breaks them
a few days later. It's a little like
the fat man who says it lakes a
terrific amount of will power to
pass up some of those attractive re
ducin' diets everybody is talking
about.
• • •
Foxtail Johnson of Arizona Farm
er contends, "After all our guvver
ment is merciful. It may tax away
all you've got, but then it'll support
you with part of what it taxes away
from somebody else."
• ♦ •
Protein Pete is gettin' so tired
goin' south with the birds every
winter that he's decided to raise
some cattle along with the wheat.
Then he'll have a good excuse to
give the Mrs. for stayin' home.
And considerin' what he'll
iravelin' and livin' expense, his
foundation stock will cost mighty
little.
save on
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Dogie Johnson thinks, the trouble
with price supports for cattle is they
would convert an acute but tempo
rary pain into a chronic disease.
• * •
Martha isn't goin' to like this
one, but I've got to tell it anyway.
Ba-Ba Wilson was complainin'
about a certain salesman the other
day. "I never heard a man talk so
much in my 1116," says Ba-Ba. "but
I suppose he can't help it. His fa
ther was a tobacco auctioneer and
his mother was a woman."
Montana Farmer-Stockman
Jan. 1. Vol. 41. No. 9
Published twice a month on the 1st and
15th by The Montana Farmer, Inc.,
Great Falls, Mont. Subscription price
is $3 for five years, $2 for three years,
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Entered as second class matter at the
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Mont, under act of March 3,
1879.