State Agricultural College leads tillage study in Montana
The page features expert articles from the State Agricultural College at Bozeman describing government funded Montana tillage experiments. Readers are urged to file these articles for reference as results guide best practices in farming.
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State Agricultural College
Bozeman
Montana
Hog price cycle near its high point says Waddell
Montana livestock specialist R L Waddell notes hog prices fluctuate in regular cycles and presently sit near a peak. He urges farmers to study cycles to time breeding and marketing, aiming to smooth production and rely on forecast trends rather than current prices. The USDA supports forecasting to reduce over and under production. The goal is to stabilize the market and spread profits more evenly among producers.
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Montana
R. L. Waddell
Montana Extension Service
Mr. Waddell
Waddell
United States Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Sidney sugar factory nearing 65 percent completion
The Holly sugar factory at Sidney, valued at 1.5 million dollars, is about 65 percent finished. A 268 foot smokestack has been completed and visible from the lower Yellowstone project while the main building's steel superstructure is being brick-walled.
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Sidney
Holly
Yellowstone
Million Dollar Farm Decal Transfer Alleges Big Montana Deal
Transfer of about 3 750 acres in Gallatin valley plus adjoining Meagher county land is part of a $1 065 000 deal between International Life Insurance Co and W T Boyer and wife of St Louis Missouri. Papers were filed recently at Bozeman.
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Gallatin Valley
Meagher County
International Life Insurance Company
W. T. Boyer and Wife
St. Louis, Mo
Bozeman
Farming Favorite Occupation Among Montana State Grads
A study by Prof Clyde Mc Kee reports 113 agricultural graduates at Montana State College, 90 work in farming related fields or agricultural science and teaching, while 23 pursue non agricultural pursuits.
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Montana State College
Clyde McKee
Polar bears' fondness for cod liver oil noted
A historical note records polar bears showing a strong preference for cod liver oil, highlighting unusual dietary behavior observed in their natural or captive contexts. The detail underscores human-animal interaction and potential nutritional implications.
May farming leads in milk and pork contests across counties
In Cascade County, Jude Huber of Belt tops May milk production with 3,240 pounds and 84.2 pounds butterfat while another cow yields 2,681 pounds milk 64.2 butterfat. Hill County pork contest grows with 12 farmers racing to produce the most pork at lowest cost over 180 days.
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Cascade County
Jude Huber
Belt
Hill County
Montana crops spark new agricultural era in 1924
The farm loan department credits Montana's 1924 crop with open sea level growth and diversification. Treasury officials say the 1923-24 crop upswing redeemed the state and lowered farm loan delinquency, with diversification seen as the salvation for Montana farmers as the 1925 outlook improves nationwide.
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Montana
Farm Loan Department
Treasury Department
Charles T. Fairfield
Federal Inspector of Farm Loan Associations
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana Club Members Offered Chicago Trip Prize
Western Railway's Committee on Public Relations offers one Montana 4 H club member a free trip to the Chicago convention of Boys and Girls Clubs during the International Live Stock Exhibition. Winners must write an essay on the visit and compete for $175 in state level prizes.
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Montana State College
Western Railways’ Committee On Public Relations
Chicago
Montana
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company
Minnesota
Montgomery Ward
Sioux City
Iowa
Western Railway
National Secretary of Boys and Girls Clubs
Bozeman
Cuticura Advertising Advice For Scalp Care
An advertisement urges readers to apply Cuticura Ointment on an itchy scalp and dandruff spots, then wash with Cuticura Soap with hot water. It promotes Cuticura as daily toilet preparations for clear skin and soft hands.
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Adv
Disease control stressed in Montana seed potato program
Montana State College horticulturist F M Harrington notes that disease control dominates potato growing. Rogueing to remove diseased seed plants reduces virus-related losses, with USDA bulletin 1436 guiding practices. Insect transmission and field isolation are key to producing sound seed potatoes.
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Montana State College
Har Yington
Montana Seed Improvement Association
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington
Department
Mr. Harrington
Heroism Of John Phillips Honored By Old Pioneers Of Wyoming
The Old Pioneers of Wyoming publish an in memoriam tribute to John Phillips who died November 18. They praise his frontier rides from Fort Phil Kearney to Fort Laramie and his rescue efforts against hostile Indians, calling him a true friend of settlers and a marker in Western history.
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Wyoming
Plone
John Phillips
Sheridan
Winchester
Fort Phil Kearney
Fort Laramie
Far West
Phillips
Montana
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