The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume], March 09, 1934, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

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PAGE EIGHT
Window glass manufacturers In Bel
gium declare that the bottom of the
depression was touched several months
ago and that an improvement in busi
ness is on the way.
ar TV a HOTEL, Butte
Naw hnpn Mont -
XIVH 1 lUIVU with aU outside
Bates: *2.00 and up. rooms.
Masks Government Bonds Grata
HUGHES & COMPANY
• Third Street North
GBSAT FALLS, MONTANA
S.O.
HUSETH
Optometrist and Optician
GREAT FALLS, MONTANA
No Headache Now
in Five Minutes
1- rTHE BIG TAX CASE IS UP A
AND IVE GOT A SPLITTING
HEADACHE. I CANT EVEN J
I TRY TO TH IN K ! J
If WHY DON'T YOU TAKE >
I TWO BAYER ASPIRI N
V (tablets, they'll KNOCK
YOUR HEADACHE )
IN A JIFFY.
A Discovery that’s Bringing
Here is quicker relief from pain—the
fastest safe relief, it is said, ever
known. This is due to a scientific
discovery by which BAYER Aspirin
starts “taking hold” of pain a few
minutes after taking.
The illustration of the glass here
tells the story. A Bayer tablet starts to
disintegrate or dissolve —go to work
—almost instantly. This means quick
relief from pain—fewer lost hours
from headache, neuritis, rheumatism.
And safe relief. For genuine Bayer
Aspirin does not harm the heart.
When you buy, see that you get
the genuine Bayer Aspirin. The best
wayis never to ask for aspirin by the
name “aspirin” alone. But if you
want Bayer Aspirin’s quick relief
always to say “BAYER Aspirin.”
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TREASURE STATE FAW ARD LIVESTOCK
Asparagus and rhubarb are among
the earliest of spring vegetables. Re
moval of last year’s tops from the as
paragus bed and thorough working of
the surface soil are in order as soon as
spring opens. Spading the soil about
rhubarb plants to a depth of five inches
and working in a liberal supply of
partly decayed manure will improve
growing conditions. However, manure
should not be left directly over the
crowns.
Cu'ticura tor rimpry races.
To remove pimples and blackheads
smear them with Cuticura Ointment.
Wash off in five minutes with Cuti
cura Soap and hot water. Once cleat
keep your skin clear by using them for
dally toilet purposes. Don’t fail to in-
Omir Cuticnra Talcum. Advertisement
2. (A FEW MINUTES later)
GRAND, HEADACHES \
(COMPLETELY GONE - THANKS
Ito you and your lesson,/
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Faster Relief to Millio
WHY BAYER
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WIT » n a glass of water.
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Does Not Harm the Heart
THE HARDIN TRIBUNE-HERALD
Bank for CoOperatives Making
Loans to Western Agencies
SOFTENING HARD
WATER CHEAPLY
EXPENSIVE TO USE SOAP IN HARD
WATER WITHOUT FIRST SOFT
ENING WITH CHEMICALS
(Montana State College)
When soap is placed in hard water
a part is first used to soften the water
and the remainder is then available
for cleansing purposes, says W. M.
Cobleigh, dean of the college of
engineering at Montana State col
lege, and head of the chemical en
gineering department.
That is why, he explains, it becomes
so expensive to use soap without a water
softener in districts where water is
hard. Soap is used because it helps
to take out dirt. If a bar of soap is
all that is necessary to use with a
washing where the water is soft it is
altogether too little when used in hard
water, for in spite of all that can be
done, the soap will be used first to
soften the water and the remainder
will be the portion used for cleansing.
Cobleigh explains this as follows:
"Hardness of water is caused by the
salts, calcium and magnesium which
are dissolved in the water. These salts
decompose the soap when soap is add
ed to the water. When the water has
been softened what soap remains is
used for cleansing. In water having a
total hardness of 200 parts of calcium
carbonate per million parts of water
it would take a whole pound of soap
to soften it.”
To overcome this difficulty and save
money on the soap bill. Cobleigh sug
gests using trisodium phosphate which
he says is an excellent water softener.
It can be used to soften water which is
used in the laundry, dishwashing and
the bath.
Very little of the trisodium phosphate
is needed. A heaping teaspoon of this
chemical will soften five gallons of
water having a hardness of about 200
parts of calcium carbonate per million
parts of water. Where it isn’t known
how hard the water is, the exact
amount of tri-sodium phosphate can
be determined by a simple test, Cob
leigh explains.
To make this test measure out the
usual amount of water needed for, say
the washing. Add to this water a cer
tain measured amount of trisodium
phosphate. Test it for softness with
soap. It if isn’t soft add another mea
sured amount of the chemical softener.
Keep this up until the soap test shows
the water has been softened. A little
experience will soon show the amount
necessary. Just enough should be add
ed to make the water soft, Cobleigh
recommends.
Do not use water that has been sof
tened with trisodium phosphate for
drinking purposes, Cobleigh cautions.
This softener imparts caustic alkalin
ity to softened water and such water
is undesirable for drinking.
Stamp Collectors
Profit by Army’s
Carrying of Mail
Commercial llyers may not enjoy the
entrance into the air mail flying field,
but stamp collectors are exulting, ac
cording to W. T. Ferguson, traffic man
ager of the National Parks Airways.
Ferguson said he knew of several
philatelists who profited by the army's
emergency air mail.
These philatelists purchased a num
ber of stamps, placed them on envelopes
and sent them to various post offices to
be sent to them by return mail on the
first army flight.
Ferguson said he was informed that
some of the stamps might in time be
worth $lO to S2O.
France is losing her tourist traffic,
the number of visitors falling from 1,-
911,107 in 1929 to 994,358 last year.
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Box 53, AUSTIN, MINN.
The Spokane Bank for Co-Opera
tives made its first loan Feb. 8 of *6,-
000 to a small association of farmers
on the Pacific coast marketing their
garden truck direct to consumers. The
bank officially began operating on
Dec. 15, 1933.
For the first half of February, rec
ords show loans totaling SIOB,BOO have
been made to cooperative organizations
of Washington, Montana, Oregon and
Idaho.
Altogether 22 formal applications
have been filed in the four states, com
prising the Twelfth district, ten from
Washington, three from Oregon, five
from Idaho and four from Montana.
These applications cover the handling
by farmer organizations, of dairy, fruit,
grain, meat, vegetables, and horticul
tural products and also farm supplies.
Application forms have been requested
by many other co-operative associations
throughout the district which are now
being prepared for submission to the
bank.
The bank for co-operatives makes
loans only to qualified co-operative as
sociations, its function being to loan
money to agricultural associations for
their own uses, but not for the asso
ciation to reloan to its members. Other
units of the farm credit administration
are designed for the service of the in
dividual. Under the lav.’, all co-oper
ative associations borrowing from the
Spokane bank for co-operatives are re
quired to own at the time the loan Is
made, stock of the bank in the amount
of SIOO for every $2,000 or fraction
thereof of the amount of the loan. In
other words, on a loan of SIO,OOO the
stock requirement would be SSOO.
There are two types of loans made
by the co-operative bank. The facili
ties loan is for the construction or ac
quisition, or refinancing the cost of
construction or acquisition of marketing
facilities for preparing, handling, stor
ing. processing or merchandising farm
products. This type of loan may be
made for a term of years at an interest
rate of 41-2 per cent per annum. The
effective merchandising loan is made
to supply funds for current operations
and it is contemplated the loan will be
repaid out of current income, nils type
of loans carries an interest rate of 4
per cent per annum and is usually made
for the short term of a year or less.
The classification of a loan is deter
mined by the purpose for which the
funds are to be used rather than by
the manner in which repayment of the
loan is secured.
Forbidden to Solicit CWA Cases
Solicitation of CWA compensation
cases by lawyers is prohibited by regu
lations of the U. S. employes’ compen
sation commission, J. W. Hughes, state
CWA compensation clerk, was advised
recently. Such cases are handled by the
commission and any claims fpr legal or
other services rendered in connection
with them are subject to that body’s
approval. Maximum compensation al
lowances as fixed by the revised regu
lations are: $5.75 weekly, $25 monthly,
or a total of $3,500.
Winter Wheat Outlook Good
With the crop having made a good
start last fall, the winter wheat outlook
in Yellowstone county, County Agent
R. B. McKee said, is the best in four
years. The well developed plants, he
added, will have a better chance of
withstanding spring winds and soil
blowing.
Anaconda Phosphate Tripled
Alfalfa Yields on This Farm
’• \ ' y A . Most Montana soils are deficient
v ' in AVAILABLE phosphate. Al
. JOmMMI salsa is a hog for phosphate.
Three tons of alfalfa per acre
~ ' ' ~ take from the soil phosphorus
' equal to 70 pounds of Treble
' Superphosphate.
.. Profitable crops cannot be
no anaconda raised over a period of years
PHOSPHATE phosphate unless food is r d fa
Alfalfa from 1-10 acre plots, second catting, on Savia & Larsen farm, Bynum. *
Montana. Tests conducted by Montana State College Experiment Station. the SOU.
Besides increasing yields the application of phosphate increases nodule development, caus
ing greater nitrogen fixation in the soil.
The Montana State College Experiment Station found that the application of phosphate
fertilizer INCREASED THE PHOSPHATE CONTENT OR BONE BUILDING SUB
STANCE OF HAY 16.4 PER CENT.
This year try Anaconda Phosphate on ONLY one half of your field (Bag to the acre), and
WATCH THE DIFFERENCE.
Then Use Phosphate on Everything You Grow
ANACONDA TREBLE SUPERPHOSPHATE
45 Percent Available.
Distributed by:
Bozeman Feed and Grain Co., Bozeman.
Graham & Ross Mercantile Co., Great Falls.
Kalispell Mercantile Co., Kalispell.
11. Earl Clack Co., Havre.
Sold by Leading Dealers
A Montana-Made Product of the Anaconda Copper Mining Company.
Anaconda, Montana.
WINTERING EWES
AND THEIR COST
EXPERIMENTS BEING CONDUCTED
AT STATE COLLEGE TO DETER
MINE BEST METHOD
(MONTANA STATE COLLEGE)
The profits secured in handling
breeding sheep are influenced by the
cost of wintering the ewes. From the
breeder’s point of view the most sat
isfactory ration is one that supplies,
at a minimum cost the nutrients nec
essary for maintaining the ewe and
for lamb and wool production, accord
ing to findings made by the State
College animal husbandry depart
ment.
This department of the State col
lege is now conducting an experiment
which will provide more definite in
formation on economical and satisfac
tory rations for wintering breeding
ewes. Over 900 head of grade Ram
bouillets are being used and for ex
perimental purposes are divided into
four uniform lots.
Four rations are being tried. One lot
of ewes is receiving three pounds of
alfalfa hay per head per day. Another
lot is being full fed alfalfa hay and
right now is consuming four and three
fourths pounds per head daily. A
third lot is receiving two pounds of al
falfa hay and five-twelfths pound of
dried beet pulp per head per day. The
amount of dried beet pulp is determin
ed by the gains made by the ewes re
ceiving the three pounds of alfalfa hay
daily, the object being to have both lots
gain the same. This dried beet pulp
test will show its replacement value in
terms of alfalfa hay.
A fourth lot of ewes is receiving three
pounds of alfalfa hay per head daily
and a mineral mixture of one-half
salt and one-half dicalcium phosphate.
All the other lots of ewes have access
to salt.
The ewes were weighed individually
at the beginning of the test. Lot
weights will be taken at 28-day inter
vals, the final weight of each ewe at
the close of the test will be secured
and in addition her fleece weight and
the weight of her lamb at birth and
weaning time.
The results of this experiment in
cluding the four separate tests will in
dicate: the effect of limiting the feed
on the maintenance of the ewe, and
her lamb and wool production; the
value of dried beet pulp in a ration for
ewes fed a limited amount of alfalfa
hay; and the value of a mineral mix
ture high in phosphorus compared to
salt alone.
This Strong Mutual Savings Institution
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SECURITY BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION
Home Office: Billings, Montana.
Farmers Elevator Co., Lewistown.
Miles & Ulmer Co., Mlles City
Montana Mercantile Co., Dillon.
Missoula Mercantile Co., Missoula.
State Nursery & Seed Co., Helena.
Friday, March 9, 1934.
Grazing Tract
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AGRICULTURAL LANDS
in the Clark’s Fork Valley, terms of
10 per cent down, balance 10 yearly
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