Blooded Hogs Sell Low at Great Falls Show
Treasure State farm and livestock sales of pure blood brood sows and purebred Hampshire hogs in the Montana Livestock pavilion drew weak demand despite a 74 head offering. Auctioneer J L Walcutt struggled as farmers passed bids with top single hogs at $65 and overall averages near $30.
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Hampshire
Wier & Sutherland
Hysham
Montana
Great Falls
J. L. Walcutt
Wier
Hampshires
Winter wheat in Montana in excellent condition
The January bulletin from the Northwestern Grain Dealers association reports Montana winter wheat is in excellent condition with 18 inches to four feet of soil moisture. It notes favorable county reports, snow cover, potential increased spring wheat acreage, and calls for liberal planting plus better farming practices and summer fallowing to ensure good yields.
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Montana
Northwestern Grain Dealers Association
J. Watkins
Chouteau County
Marias
Teton Rivers
United States
Southwest
Great Falls
Montana Wheat Tops Nation In Quality, Reports Say
Montana leads states in both winter and spring wheat quality per federal statistics received by the Great Falls Commercial club. Winter wheat is 68 percent No 1 in Montana versus 52 percent Colorado and 25 percent U S average. spring wheat is 70 percent No 1 with Wyoming second at 50 percent and an overall U S average of 24 percent.
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Montana
Union
Federal Reporter
Great Falls Commercial Club
Colorado
California
Oregon
Washington
United States
Wyoming
Warsaw Moves to Ban Beer Over Two and a Half Percent Alcohol
Warsaw authorities declare that beer containing more than two and a half percent alcohol will be forbidden in Poland. Government measures target stronger brews amid regulatory action and public health concerns.
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Warsaw
Poland
Montana advisory council urges retainment of county agents
The Montana State College advisory council, in its first Bozeman meeting, urged county commissioners to hold on to county agents to help farmers through low mood periods. They opposed university budget cuts that would limit investigation and extension work for Montana agriculture, with 11 of 18 members present as department heads reported on current and future plans.
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Montana
Montana State College
Bozeman
Montana Extension Service Praised Despite Budget Cuts
A brief note from 1922 highlights the Montana extension service as vital to agricultural and livestock interests. It expresses hope that funding reductions do not lessen extension work for Montana farmers.
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Montana
Montana Extension Service
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Treasure State Farm and Livestock
Keyston
D. Platt
Mer
North Dakota
Kentucky
Fargo
North Dak Nco
SBS Vyveanns
ARGO
Henningsen Company
Henningsen Produce Co
Butte
Beau Blanchard
Sie
George B. Franks
Cardwell, Mont
MR. Farmer
Atlas Oil Company
Ford
State College Advisory Committee
Boards of County Commissioners In
Yiicks
the National Wool Grower
McCormick Bldg
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ratt
Eles
Washington Nursery CO
Toppenish
Clay, Robinson & CO
Charles C. Robinson & Co
Chicago
Charles O. Robinson
Charles O. Robinson& CO
Kansas City
Omaha
Sioux City
South ST. Paul
Rawhide Rawlins Stories
Charles M. Russell
Montana Newspaper Association
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