Montana tillage study results from State Agricultural College articles
Experts at Bozeman’s State Agricultural College publish leading articles on tillage experiments funded by state and federal governments. The newsroom urges readers to file away these informative pieces detailing Montana soil improvement methods and experimental outcomes.
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State Agricultural College
Bozeman
Montana
Generous Cows in Bitter Root Increase December Fat Output
Bitter Root Valley Testing association reports December gains with 350 cows in 25 herds averaging 26 pounds of fat and 619 pounds of milk, while 55 cows in 15 herds produced 40 pounds of fat. Top long herd averages and individual cow records are listed, with Holsteins leading and several Jerseys and Guernseys also highlighted. Fifteen cows were culled.
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Bitter Root Valley Testing Association
D. C. Gray, Hamilton
Ford and Hollister
Darby
David Lea and Son
Stevensville
Mountain View
Florence
Harry J. Fierce
Victor
Walter Tyrrell
Jersey
J. D. Yardbrough
Hamilton
J. W. Randles
Mary Ray Apple Korndyke
Pauline Homestead
Cascade
Montana Folly
Ford and Hollster
Ayrshire
D. C. Gray
Cherry
Lassie
Walter Tyrell
David Lea
E. J. Hackett
Harry E. Fierce
C. P. Frost
Railroads spend millions in development of Montana
Three major lines Great Northern Burlington and Northern Pacific laid plans to spend over 400000 in publicity to promote Northwest tourism next summer. Passenger officials told a Spokane gathering that the campaign begins in March and communities should match funds locally to amplify the rail ads and attract travelers.
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Great Northern
Burlington
Northern Pacific
Montana
Northwest
Spokane
Burlington and
W. G. Ferguson
Helena
P. S Eustis
A. B. Smith
A. J. Dickinson
Pacific Northwest
Injustice to Jim Bridger in the Covered Wagon tale
Curiosities of Yellowstone recount Bridger’s role shaping the Overland and Oregon trails. It notes his trapping career, Fort Bridger, conflicts with Mormons, government leases, and leadership in 1860s campaigns before his death at 77.
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Bridger
Ile
Stubbins Watts
Dallas
William
Felix
New Mexico
Pacific Ocean
Jim Bridger
Yellowstone Park
Plains
Missouri River
General Ashley
Utah Lake
Bonneville
Oregon
Oregon Trail
California
American Fur Company
Big Horn River
Snake
Benito Vasquez
Vasquez
Fort
Port Bridger
Messouri River
Fort Bridger
Mexico
States
United States
Utah
Albert Sidney Johnston
Little Santa Fe
Eleventh
Ohio Cavalry
Fort Riley
Fort Laramie
Conner
Tongue River
Iowa Physician Offers Free Catarrh Treatment Trial
Davenport Dr W O Coffee of St James Hotel building announces a treatment that healed him of head and nose catarrh ear deafness and head noises after years of suffering He claims others benefited and offers a 10 day free supply to any paper reader who writes today with name and address. Ad.
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Davenport
Iowa
W. O. Coffee
St. James Hotel
Central West
Coffee
Ady
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