Treasure State farm and livestock higher wheat premiums
Montana State College reports record high premiums paid for high protein spring wheat in the Minneapolis market during the past marketing season. E J Bell notes premiums varied by protein level and test weight with unusually large individual sales, while factors like moisture and foreign material also influenced values.
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Montana State College
Minneapolis
Department of Agricultural Economics
Agricultural Economics and Agronomy
Colorado
Montana
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Castoria Promotes Calm Babies With Gentle Castor Oil
A seller touts Fletcher’s Castoria as a safe, vegetable remedy for infant stomach issues. It claims to calm fretfulness and fever, end colic and constipation, and improve sleep. The package includes a care guide praised as valuable by physicians.
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Fletcher
Rosebud County farmers plan feed reserves to save breeding stock
Stock men led by Rosebud County agent R D Mercer vow not to sacrifice desirable breeding stock next fall due to feed scarcity. Plans call for building feed reserves and maintaining breeding herds, with emphasis on markets for good females and co operative marketing expansion amid rising livestock activity nationwide.
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Rosebud
R. D. Mercer
United States
Co-operative Livestock Commission
R. L. Waddell
Knights Templar Supreme Commander Visits Butte Banquet
W. Ling of Billings supreme commander of Montana Knights Templar attended an initiation ceremony and banquet at the Masonic Temple as fifty Butte knights welcomed the visiting leader.
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Co. W. Ling
Billings
Montana Commandery
Knights Templar
Butte Commandery
Masonic Temple
Butte
Roundup District Created in Bitter Root Valley
Ravalli county commissioners form Roundup District A to manage strays and unclaimed horses. Horses will be picked up and sold at auction to recover costs and support district operations.
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Bitter Root Valley
Ravalli County Board of Commissioners
Farmers urged to order trees by April 1 under Clarke McNary law
E E B Isaac Montana State College extension horticulturist notes limited numbers of Caragana American Elm Chinese Elm Box Elder and conifers available. Orders must be placed before April 1 for spring planting with soil and care inspections preceding delivery in 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E B. Isaac
Montana State College
Montana Extension Service
Bozeman
Mandan, N. D
Isaac
Mandan
Montana
Missoula
State School of Forestry
Montana State University
United States Department of Agriculture
Montana State College Extension Service
Sandwich Varieties From Chicken to Sardine Toasts
A concise guide lists savory fillings for sandwiches from chicken salad and tuna to ripe olive and egg with nuts. It includes Clubhouse and Deviled Sardine Toasts, Eggs a la King on Toast, White and Brown Bread fillings, and Cheese and Bacon Sandwiches with practical assembly steps.
Trail horse traffic on Highline and Sliderock routes
Many Pack Horses F I Johnson of Red Lodge reports on trails into Wyoming from Rock creek. The Highline trail had 375 horses making a three month round trip for 4 500 horse miles on the six mile stretch. The Sliderock trail saw 450 horses for 8 100 horse miles on the nine mile route.
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F. I. Johnson
Red Lodge
Wyoming
Rock Creek
Sliderock
Freshen a Heavy Skin with Cuti cura Talcum Powder
Advertisement promotes Cuticura Talcum Powder as an antiseptic fragrant economical powder for face skin baby and dusting use. Claims it rivals other perfumes and is part of the Cuticura Toilet Trio with Soap Ointment Talcum.
Montana Leads In Prosperity and Growth Prospects
Sam Stephenson of the First National Bank of Great Falls reports Montana holds a unique agricultural lead with expectations to raise about 100 million bushels of wheat in 1928, up from 27.5 million in 1927. Wool, sheep, and cattle are strong, and population expansion and wealth creation in Great Falls are anticipated from continued agricultural development and regional resources.
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Montana
Sam Stephenson
First National Bank of Great
Stephenson
Should Poultryman Wait for Pullets or Raise His Chicks
A poultry expert advises farmers to order chicks now and raise their own due to a pullet shortage in 1928. High demand for heavy breed chicks and last year’s overproduction of pullets have reduced reliability and quality, suggesting raising chicks may be safer and more economical.
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Jay Todd
Poeltryman
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S.C
R. I
Lewistown
Iskookum Chix Hatcheries
Great Falls, Montana
Kent, Washington
Greenfield & Rain Co
Harrison Ave
Butte, Montans
Land Redemption Co
Great Falls
Mont
Fairview Chemical Co., Inc
Humboldt, S. Dak
N. W
Q. H
W. L
Natve
Queen Hatchery
Ninth Ave
Seattle
Ainbow
Little Hookies
Killefer Tillage
Connelly Machinery CO
Ernes
Clark
Dalance
Blackfoot Land Development
Braweer
Treasure State Farm and Livestock
Daniel Korneychuk
Webster
Fred Straub
Westmore
C. J. Flo
Forest Duffield
Baker
E. A. Wee
Ollie
Frank Bellis
Carlyle
Fallon County
The
Lloyd S. Tenny
Federal Department of Agriculture
Chouteau County
Supreme
Marquis
Denmark
United Kingdom
Germany
Switzerland
Lower
Yellowstone
United Grain Growers, Ltd
Canada
Roundup
Spokane
Northwestern Gateway
Northwestern
KGA
Pacific Time
Spokane Union Stock Yards
P. O
Supreme Wheat For Sale
Flathead County
Supreme Wheat Growers
Kalispell, Montana
Louise Vaughn
Home Service Department
Royal Milling Company
Dick) O'Day
W. Stearns
Columbia Falls
Stalph Bumgarner
Fife
Fort Benton
Sheffels Bros
Max Jess
Chinook
Sigfrid Johnson
Portace
Frank Liess
Forsyth
Liviatsien
M. Withrow
Geraldine Martin Bros
Willard B. Parks
Geraldine Kynett
Senate
T. L. Jones
Cascade
J. Kelly
Conrad Oblemay Ranch Co
Rethiemay
BR. Mitton
Poplar
V. A
Connelly
Hansen Packing CO
Butte, Mont
H. F. Patterson Company Sheep Merchan Billings
Bank of Great Falls
North Pacific Placer Co
Harbour Bldx
Butte, Ment
the Stockmens Union Yards
Pacific Northwest
Armour's
Carstems’ Packing
Frodsham Commission Company Stockmen’s Union Yards
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