Treasure State seed market shows improvement for potato seed
Southern market for certified seed potatoes has improved, Blaine county growers report rising inquiries. Max Legge notes prospects of several cars sold soon. Bliss Triumph seed stock in Kansas selling up to $3 per hundred, higher when shipped direct to co operatives. Several cars listed with Legge at $3 and less. The Baron Killarney is the Duke of York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine County
Max Legge
Kansas
Bliss Triumph
Bliss
Plans of U S Farm Board Win Approval at State College
More than 500 farmers and others at the sixteenth annual Farm and Home week at Montana State college endorsed the Federal Farm Board work. The event discussed marketing acts and production control, including an allotment plan for wheat, storage needs, and the role of cooperative marketing in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Farm Board
Montana State College
Federal Farm Board
Farm Board
Montana
M. L. Wilson
Wilson
P. J. Coleman
American Railway Association
Curtis L. Mosher
Federal Reserve Banking System
W. R. McCarthy
Duluth
Mr. Mosher
William Smith
Montana Flour Mills Company
R. E. Black
Federal Bureau of Economics
Settlers Seek Land Near Stevensville in Bitter Root Valley
Stevensville postmaster R T Spaulding says Bitter Root valley attracts buyers from within Montana and beyond. Prospective breeders and beet land seekers visit to explore livestock ventures, beets and other crops, aided by advertising from Pines ranch Hereford cattle and Bitter Root stock farm Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. T. Spaulding
Stevensville
Spaulding
Pines
Hamilton
Butter Still Superior in Dairy Diet Says Public Notice
An article argues butter and milk stand above substitutes in food value, noting vitamins in butter and better growth in animals and humans. It cites a Rochester orphanage study where butter usage yielded weight gains, while substitutes led to weight loss, urging farmers to consume more dairy to support prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Entomologist Parker Takes Federal Grasshopper Post
J B Parker resigns after 20 years at Montana State College to head grasshopper investigations for the U S Department of Agriculture. He will base headquarters in Bozeman and move staff from Billings, citing a salary offer as the motive for leaving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. BR. Parker
State College and Experiment Station
Bozeman
Bureau of Entomology
United States Department of Agriculture
Parker
Montana
R. A. Cooley
United States Bureau
Billings
America
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Northwest Co-Operative
California
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Atkinson
State College
Dairy and Produce Demand Grows for U S Farms
Cascade county agent R E Cameron outlines key points for beginners entering dairying. Rising per capita consumption and population boost demand, met by higher milk and butterfat per cow. Essentials include market access, large fertile land, water, and home grown feed with proper rotation. breed choice and local market needs shape foundation herd selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
R. E. Cameron
Cascade County
Cameron
First Polytechnic Student Resigns as Farm Manager
Clarence C. Holt, the first student enrolled at the Billings Polytechnic Institute, resigns after three years as farm manager. Under his leadership the dairy herd rose from 12 to 45 cows and the Beehive cattle herd expanded to northern Wyoming. He leaves fields in better condition and awaits his successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence C. Holt
Billings Polytechnic Institute
Holt
Forco
Lake Basin
Bitter Root Valley
Polytechnic
Wyoming
Canal Company Elects Officers In Pondera County
Pondera County canal and reservoir company elects W. dent as president and Harry as secretary treasurer. A committee is to study taxation and irrigation land is deemed overly taxed.
Indian Bill Passes for Crow Cemetery Land Compensation
An appropriation of 3045 dollars to compensate Crow Indians of Montana for land set aside as the Suiee battlefield cemetery in 1863 would by then be under the Leavitt bill, pass the House and be sent to the Senate at an unspecified date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Suiee Battlefield
Senate
Eel Touted as Key Member of Dairy Herd
The text elevates the eel as the most important member of the dairy herd, highlighting its role in herd improvement efforts and overall dairy operation.
Stanford Red and Gun Club Plans Spring Quail Release
The Stanford Red and Gun club will distribute several pairs of Bob White quail this spring. The club also plans to plant salmon in Surprise Creek and establish a rearing pond near Geyser, bringing the club’s main facilities to four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanford Red and Gun Club
Surprise Creek
Geyser
Cautious Advice on Sore Throats and Aspirin Use
A health note urges avoiding neglect of sore throat and suggests gargling with Bayer Aspirin to ease pain and reduce infection. It cautions to use genuine aspirin with the Bayer cross and implies physician endorsement.
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Chas. H. Fletcher
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Treasure State Farm and Livestock
Baron Killarney
Duke of York
BABY
Helena
Bank of Great Falls
W. Murphy Commission Co
Trent Ave
Lakeview
Spokane
Wash
R. I
Todd
Queen Hatchery
First Ave
Seattle
Ola
Unioa Stockyards
Ats Ear Specialty
Bend Later Metres A. Vv
Overman & CO
Erchanta
Washoe Bear Creek
The
J. R. Parker
U. S. Department OF Agriculture
First Polytechnic
National Cash Registers
Thomas Whalen
West Broadway
Butte
Nine Mille River
Nine Mile Valley
Missoula
Lea
Missoula Bia
Jiwankes and
Northers Railways
Blackfoot Land Development CO
Missoula, Ment
W. J. Burton
Great Falls
Ceretana
Elrd
Montana Flour Mills
Great Falls, Montana
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