Montana Mineral Output in 1913 Declined Despite Silver Rise
The United States Geological Survey reports Montana produced gold valued at 3,943,432 in 1913, down from 3,625,235 in 1912, with silver, lead and zinc values up by 3,771,202 over 1912. Silver Bow County supplied most value, while placer gold fell by 35,417 ounces from 1912.
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Montana
Victor C. Hoikes
United. ‘States Geological Survey
Silver Bow County
Butte ‘Or
Summit Valley
Placers
Montana Ore and Wool Outlook and Production
Montana ore and lead output rose in 1913 led by Silver Bow and zinc ores with total ore sold at 5 960 118 tons while the number of ore producers fell to 431. Wool growers seek federal action for predatory animal control standardization of wool and government breeding farms to boost meat and wool supply.
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Montanain
Silver Bow County
Montana
Silver Bow
Missoula
Jefferson
Cascade
Fergus County
Siler Bow
Department of Agriculture
Secretary ‘of Agriculture
United States
Thee
Department ‘of Agriculture
Demand for Veal Grows Amid Calf Slaughter Debate
The Farmers’ Bulletin notes rising veal demand as dairy and dual-purpose calves are slaughtered to meet cheap meat needs. Consumers press for policy while beef imports fall and packers seek cheaper cattle. Cattle feeding has shifted from yarded finishers to on-farm feeding to convert cattle into beef and reuse manure for farm fertility.
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Department
Land Sale Notice Mention in Conrad Ad
A fragmented notice indicates a $100,000 land sale near Joan and 200 Teton County farm lands with J. E. Ritchey listed in Conrad.
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Joan
Teton
J. E. Ritchey
Conrad
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