Building Up Bee Colonies For Winter Surviva l
The article explains assessing honey stores per colony to ensure winter survival and outlines a method to merge two weak colonies. It advises adding brood from a second colony and a queen excluder between them, with a single sheet of newspaper to prevent fighting while they adjust.
Care Tips for Bean Harvesting in Montana
Farmers in Montana expect a large bean crop with eight bushels per acre on dry land and twelve on irrigated ground. Jap growers near Billings lead in efficiency, using a machine to cut vines and windrows, with hand-picking in winter yielding higher prices and steady labor.
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Montana
Billings
Rand
Hugh Tanaka
Paris Prisoners Starve for Cigarettes Spark Vienna Lines
Paris and Austrian prisoners held by the French state face shortages of cigarettes. In Vienna queues form along sidewalks for limited cigarettes with a cap of four per customer.
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Paris
Austra
Vienna
Northern Produce Co Ad List Markets and Goods
Marketing Is Our Business advertisement from Great Falls Montana outlines offerings of fruit and produce such as apples peaches pears and citrus. It notes services for shipments and buying, with a focus on station delivery and general produce trade terms.
Montana Steers Bring Record Prices in Chicago Market
Seventy head Herefords from the Matador Land and Cattle Company of the Crow Belknap reservation were sold by Clay Robinson & Company at Chicago market prices of 14 cents per pound for 28 carloads averaging 12 5 pounds each. The deal signals high water marks as cattlemen expect to ship 9,000 head to Clay Robinson in coming weeks amid rising feed costs and winter feeding concerns.
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Matador Land and Cattle Company
Poot Belknap Reservation
Clay Rebimarm & Company
Chicago
United States
Matador Company
Clay Robinsom
Geme
Dekcotes
Minnesota
Minnesota seeks Montana sheep to feed in logged lands
The Minneapolis Commerce Association backs a plan to woo Montana flockmasters to Minnesota cut‑over timber lands for sheep production. It argues Minnesota could benefit from wool and mutton while Montana farmers face feed shortages, and suggests a development federation to keep the industry local and attract more ranges.
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Minneapolis Commerce Association
East
Minnesota
Montana
Ewe
Wether
Minneapolis
Wyoming
Western land plans attract eastern capital amid new tax push
Reading notes suggest investors from the east plan to back large tracts of raw western land to sidestep heavy profits taxes under the new Burtax. The commentary probes marital tensions and domestic advice amid economic shifts.
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Ander
Burtax
Montana Farmers Take $2.20 Top Price for No. 1 Northern Wheat
Montana farmers react to a federal price fix setting No. 1 Northern spring wheat at 2.20 a bushel. State official Greenfield accepts 2.20 as satisfactory for most wheat, while Equity in Montana leader Lowrie calls the rate unfair and argues for at least 2.50 a bushel.
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Wheat Fair Price Committee
H. A. Garfield
Washington
Montana
Congress
Wilson
Walla
Charles D. Greenfield
C. F. Lowrie
Equity In
No Federal Aid for Seed Grain Sparks Montana Debate
Congress amends the food bill to provide seed grain at cost rather than cash aid. F S Lusk of Missoula credits Montana’s readiness to fund its own needs but urges some federal help to increase winter wheat and rye acreage amid drought and finance concerns. Local bankers and agricultural officials at Spokane push for aid to bolster Northwest farmers during the seed grain plan debate.
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Lusk
Spokane Conference
Charles D. Greenfield
Spokane
Houston
Federal
Federal Department of Agriculture
Montana
Northwest
House
Agricultural Department
F. S. Lusk
First National Bank of
Department
of ‘Agriculture
North Western
Passat
Acre
War era notes sweep the globe and markets
Reports from Philadelphia Germantown and Rome note weather, shortages and price shifts. U S government orders guns and shells from St. Louis. automobile prices rise. wheat price improves from 1913 to 1916 levels. Prohibition talk in Berlin and martial law measures in Oregon and New York outline wartime controls and planned ordnance factories.
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Philadelphia
Germantown
Pershing
Paris
Rome
London
Sherbert
St. Louis
Wagner Electric Company
Detroit
Ford
Washington
United States
Verdun
Mexico City
Mexico
Villa
Landit
Carranza
Salt Lake
J. A. Ditwiller
Twin Falls
Idaho
Berlin
McArthur
Oregon
Tyler
Tex
Waldut Grocery Company
New York
Winston Churchill
City of London Volunteer Motor Corps
New England
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Wisconsin
Chicago
Edward Weede
Weede
Bad Days for Slackers in Montana
Montana men avoiding military service face intensified pursuit by the U.S. Marshal's Office. Officials vow thorough effort to locate and apprehend those dodging the draft as anxiety rises over conscription compliance.
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Montana
United States Marshal’s Office
United States Army
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