Treasure State Farm and Livestock Grass Montana's Greatest Crop
Montana State College specialist Louis Vinke says grass is the key crop for Montana livestock. He notes range misuse, overgrazing, and delayed rest cause deterioration. 15 to 30 acres per cow in most regions, 20 to 70 in the northwest. Strategies include deferred grazing, multiple pastures, and phased rest to rebuild ranges. Beef heifers should not be bred before age two, and managing bulls and yearlings aids breeding success.
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Montana
Louis Vinke
Vinke
Farmers tour Montana stations praise furrow drill performance
Charlies Sanders and Wal er Carlson and Lewis and Clark county farmers visited the central Montana experiment station and Judith Basin winter wheat farms to view furrow drill planted wheat. They plan to use the device this fall with L. G. DeVore, extension agent, along for the trip.
Better Farming Methods Shown In Montana Hopeful Prospect
O M Corwin of Minneapolis and R Stallman visited Great Falls praising Montana agriculture. They forecast record crops, rapid diversification, high quality seed growth, and rising land values with opportunities for land purchases as prices lag actual value. They foresee fewer farmers needed as machinery expands scale.
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Montana
Northwest
Mr. Corwin
Montana Wheat Impresses Expert Cromwell During Judith Basin Tour
Br O Cromwell of Chicago, a noted crop expert, inspected Montana wheat fields in the Judith Basin. He cited high altitude and lime rich soil as factors in strong, disease resistant wheat and noted cool nights as aiding quality. Cromwell plans future Montana visits.
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BR. O. Cromwell
Chicago
Judith Basin
Mr. Cromwell
United States
Canada
Montana
Judith Milling Company
Hobson
Cromwell
United States Department of Agriculture
Chicago Board of Trade
A. A. Freseman, Jr
Leands Bailey
Yogo
Judith River
Barley
Freseman
King Ranch
Rock Creek
Great Falls
Montana extension service to supply fair judges
Judges are in demand for the Montana fairs with experts from the extension service and experiment station named to judge crops livestock home arts dairy horticulture and women's exhibits across Fallon Custer Intermountain McCone Richland Rosebud Chouteau Prairie Central Montana Western Montana Lake Ravalli and other fairs. LeRoy Powers Blanche Lee J O Tretsven E E Isaacs F M Harrington C C Star ting R L Waddell Louis Vinke Clyde McKee J E Morton A J Post Miss Jessie McQueen Edith Mott Dr Jessie Richardson Z Miriam Hawkins lead the assignments.
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ITH
Montana Extension Service
Montana Experiment Station
Fallon County
Baker
Custer County
Miles City
Intermountain
Bozeman
McCone County
Circle
Central Montana
R. L. Waddell
Louis Vinke
Rosebud
Montana
Billings
Ravalli County
Hamilton
Montana Dairy Growth Tied to Daly Pioneer Creamery Rise
The article notes Marcus Daly founded Montana’s first creamery near Hamilton in Ravalli County. It reports 72 creameries 11 cheese factories and 35 ice cream plants statewide, with 1927 projections totaling 18 million pounds butter 2000 pounds cheese and 750000 gallons ice cream. It highlights strong marketing efficiency low storage costs and year round production boosting dairy expansion.
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Montana
Marcus Daly
Anaconda
Butte
Hamilton
Ravalli County
Missoula
G. A. Norris
Norris
Cowboy Purchases Ivor Robinson Ranch Near Miles City
The Rev Frank B Gigliotti announces he has bought the Ivor Robinson ranch near Miles City a move reflecting his long ties to the area begun more than twenty years ago when he arrived penniless.
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Frank B. Gigliotti
Ivor Robinson
Miles City
Montana spring wheat outlook and rail moves this season
Montana planners expect a large wheat harvest with estimates from 50 million to 65 million bushels. Government forecasts show winter and spring wheat totals around 57 million and 46 million respectively, while railroads prepare to move the crop heavily and elevators warn of potential congestion.
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Montana
United States Department of Agriculture
Fife
Highwood
Great Falls
Triangle
Havre
Milk River
Kansas
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Milwaukee
Iowa
Single crop will pay for ranch in Mission valley
Fred Watson reports his new Martin farm near St Ignatius is yielding a thick 80 acre winter wheat stand. He projects 50 bushels per acre if prices hold, with favorable moisture through winter and spring shaping a strong season.
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Fred Watson
Mission Valley
Watson
Martin
St. Ignatius
Mission City
Mr. Watson
Shave With Cuticura Soap Ad Claim
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Soap for shaving bath and shampoo use. It promotes doubled razor efficiency and claims to promote skin purity comfort and health with no germs irritation or waste even when shaved twice daily.
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Denver
Burlingame
Great Fails
Newfinten
Leggat Hotel
Killefer Tillage
Connelly Machinery
Mont
Oultry
Montana Meat and Commission Co
Butte, Mont
Clark's Fork Valley
Blackfoot Land Development CO
Brawer
National Forest
Indian Lands
Roosevelt County
E. E. Isaacs
Extension Horticulturist
Department of Agriculture
Lewistown
Alaska
R. E. Cameron
Cascade County
Minnesota
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Victory
C. D. Wiseman
Hillcrest
Huntley
O. M. Corwin
O. M. A Company
Minneapolis
R. §. Stallman
Wells-Dickey Company
Corwin Company
Wells-Dickey
Corwin
R. O. Cromwell
Daly
Montana Life Insurance CO
Melena
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Physicor
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Connelly
Helena
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