Feeding Trials To Be Made With Steers
A practical feeding trial is organized with 45 yearling steers from Gallatin Gateway and Flying O ranges. C L Anceney provides 40 Chilaney steers to be fattened this winter. The Montana Experiment Station will fatten four methods plus a fifth common group, with results announced at the Montana Stockgrowers association meeting next May.
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Cc. L. Anceney
Gallatin Gateway
Animal Husbandry
Montana Experiment Station
Louis Vinke
The
State College
Anceney
Montana Stockgrowers’ Association
December Outlook For Feeder Lambs Bright Says Legge
Montana stockmen expect a strong December feeder lamb market in northern Colorado and Kansas valleys per Max Legge Montana branch manager Intermountain Livestock Assoc. He cites lower October through October 31 movement than 1929 and a rise in lambs fed in Utah Idaho with Montana mirroring 1929 figures. Also notes 2000 plus British schools broadcasting lessons by radio to children.
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Montana
Colorado
Kansas Valley
Max Legge
Intermountain Livestock Association
Legge
Kansas
Utah
Idaho
Treasure State Farm and Livestock shines at Chicago show
Montana entries win multiple grain and stock prizes at the 31st International Livestock Exposition. University of Purdue and Wisconsin victors headline college winners. H. M. Cheron and H. W. Lee earn top honors. Archie Wilson repeats alfalfa seed world title. Montana dominates hard red winter wheat class with Rex variety.
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Utton
Purdue
Poland
China
Berkshire
Shropshire
University of Wisconsin
University of Minnesota
Kansas Agricultural College
H. M. Cheron
Bozeman
Mont
H. W. Lee
Highgate
Ont
Illinois
Iowa
King Brothers of
Laramie
Wyo
Corriedale Rams
Ewes
Rambouillet Rams
Colynie Clipper Crest
Cluny Flora Anoka III
F. W. Hubbell
Des Moines
Hysham Farmer
Archie Wilson
Hysham
Treasure County
Montana
Wilson
United States
Canada
Sarpy Creek
Knute Barsted
Glasgow
August Lund
Tampico
Estate Lancell
Winnett
Jim Shaw
Grass Range
C. Edson Smith
Corvallis
L. E. Peterson
Victor
Peterson
Thomas E. Smith
C. M. Treece
A. M. Riewoldt
Curley
Bob Allen
Mount Haggin
Beet farmer payments total nearly 300000 at Chinook factory
The Utah Idaho sugar plant at Chinook reports 299 951 paid to Chinook beet farmers for the season with 43 337 later in December and 75 128 deducted for seed and labor. October and November beet deliveries reached 42 850 tons the largest since 1929. The plant is being dismantled and a plan to grind Canadian beer from Raymond district was dropped.
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Chinook
Utah- Idaho
R. L. Howard
Raymond
Addition to Missoula School Halted by Strike
Work on a $200000 wing at Missoula county high school stopped after Montana Council of Carpenters voted to call off common laborers and failed to reach agreement with contractor John Hightower. The union demanded $6 a day under the union scale, prompting a halt in construction and a push to restrict timber imports from Soviet Russia under tariff provisions.
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Missoula
Montana Council of Carpenters
Treasury Department
Soviet
Russia
Airplane taxis at 25 cents a mile in seven English cities
A ride service operates small aircraft for a single passenger at a rate of 25 cents per mile across seven English cities. The system offers quick air taxi options, highlighting urban deployment and pricing.
Falls Pioneer Meat Man H. P. Brown Dies
H P Brown president of the Great Falls Meat Company and a pioneer businessman died Saturday night at his family home after a long illness from throat cancer. He had been in ill health for years but remained active until recently. He came to Montana from Calgary in 1889, the year the state…
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H. P. Brown
Great Falls Meat Company
Great Falls
Mr. Brown
Montana
Calgary
Early Great Falls meatman Henry P Brown dies
Henry P Brown born September 3 1857 in Toronto built a leading Great Falls meat firm after entering the business in 1890. He moved from a village to a pioneer in the northwest and leaves a widow Lucy Weitman and a large family including children Mathew W W and Charles all of Great Falls along with several Brown brothers and sisters.
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Northwest
Henry P. Brown
Toronto
Ont
Collegiate Institute
Collingwood
Brown
Calgary
Mathew Dunn
Lucy Weitman
Cc. C. Hill
Mathew Brown
W. W. Brown
Charles W. Brown
Frank B. Brown
Great Falls Meat Company
W. A. Brown
First National Bank
G. W. Brown
Havre
Fannie Brown
Bella Brown
J. D. Baker
Middleville
Mich
Hogs Profitably Raised on Wheat
Montana State College reports feeding hogs with wheat rather than barley boosts growth and reduces days to market. Wheat fed hogs gained 1.36 pounds daily, finished in about 110.6 days, while barley hogs gained 1.27 pounds daily and took 114.7 days. Wheat required 340.15 pounds per 100 pounds gain valued at 3.92 dollars, barley 364.62 pounds valued at 4.55 dollars.
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Montana State College
Park
Montana Experiment Station
Milking sheds profitable open shed dairying method
Montana State extension dairy specialist J O Tretsven says open shed milking stables offer moderate protection and low cost. He advises large individual cow space about 75 square feet, wind shelter, movable feeding racks, and water or tank heater. dehorning and sanitation are emphasized.
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Montana State College
J. O. Tretsven
Montana
Mr. Tretsven
Mr Tretsven
Tretsven
Village storekeeper's call to help yourself walnuts and cider
Residents recall a village scene where the storekeeper invited neighbors to help themselves to walnuts and cider, a friendly moment reflecting community spirit and simple rural hospitality.
Potato Storage Temperature Tips from E E Isaac
Storing potatoes should occur at 36 to 38 degrees during winter, advises E E Isaac extension horticulturist at Montana State College.
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E. E. Isaac
Montana State College
Wheat gain beats barley by lower cost per harvest
The report notes wheat produced a 100-pound gain at 12 percent lower cost than barley, valued at $1.73 per 100 pounds. This contrasts with barley’s higher cost for the same yield, highlighting wheat’s efficiency in the period.
Beet yields soar: Malta farm tops with 25 tons per acre
William Ashby, champion beet farmer in Phillips county, harvested 25 tons per acre on six acres at the F. W. Hall farm near Malta. Others reported high averages on varying plots, with phosphate tests showing fertilized beets yielding more than unfertilized rows.
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William Ashby
Phillips County
F. W. Hall
Malta
Ashby
Leo Geting
Strater
Tom Simanton
Bob Simanton
Henry Kuhr
Best hard red winter wheat from United States praised
A technical bulletin from the United States Department of Agriculture states that the milling and baking quality of hard red winter wheat is best in the United States after tests by the Bureau of Agricultural Economics. It notes Germany has raised its wheat duty.
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United States
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
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