State Agricultural College reports on Montana tillage methods
The leading Bozeman prepared articles describe government funded Montana tillage experiments and results. Experts urge readers to save these articles for reference as state and federal funds support the work.
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State Agricultural College
Bozeman
Montana
How to Prepare a Good Hotbed for Early Vegetables
Montana State College horticulturist F. M. Harrington outlines steps to build and maintain a hotbed. Choose a protected drainage site, dig a pit two and a half feet deep, and extend the pit to steady temperature. Use glass sash or cloth coverings, and prepare fresh horse manure weeks ahead with turning and mixing to heat evenly.
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F. M. Harrington
Montana State College
Helena Land Congress end of two day session and recommendations
The Helena land settlement congress adjourned after a two day session with no central organizing plan. It handed four committee reports to the state department of agriculture and railroads, urging price protection for wheat, irrigation data, publicity campaigns, and coordinated settlement efforts with railroads, colleges, and private agencies to attract and aid settlers.
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Montana
Helena Land Settlement Congress
State Department of Agriculture
State College
Congress
McNary-Haugen Agricultural Tariff and Export Commission
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Montana Experiment Station
Fort Keogh
Department of Agriculture
Northwestern
Sweet clover promoted to pair with Montana corn
The Montana Extension Service urges growing sweet clover as a legume hay with corn to balance livestock rations. It highlights suitability for semi arid conditions, soil variety tolerance, and the preferred varieties white Arctic and yellow types, with scarified seed and early spring planting recommended.
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Montana
Montana Extension Service
Extension Service
Arctic
Big Land Deal Sets Montana Sale Record for 4000 Acres
The Sam Spencer ranch of 4000 acres on the Teton River 30 miles north of Great Falls was sold to John Knowles of New Bedford Mass for 50000 cash. Included were 400 head of cattle plus horses and equipment, bringing total spend to about 70000. Cattle priced at 35 per head.
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Montana
Sam Spencer
Teton River
Great Falls
Mr. Spencer
John Knowles
New Bedford
Mass
Cuticura Remedy Promises Clear Pimples and Blackheads
Advertises Cuticura Ointment to remove pimples and blackheads with a five minute wash using Cuticura Soap and hot water. Promotes daily use to keep skin clear and mentions NurJe Cuticura Taleum as a product tagline.
Capper Urges Co operative Marketing To Aid Farmers
Senator Capper argues middlemen capture two thirds of farm produce value, with farmers earning 7.5 billion while consumers pay 22.5 billion and middlemen take 15 billion annually. He cites U S cooperative marketing results and Denmark’s 5,000 co ops totaling 270 million turnover as proof.
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Senator Capper
United States
Denmark
Danish and American Farmers Profit Shares Compared
The article contrasts farmer earnings with consumer prices, noting that the American farmer receives 35 cents of each dollar spent by consumers while the Danish farmer gets 80 cents. It discusses disparities in market structures and cooperative marketing dynamics across countries.
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Co-Operative Marketing Dairies
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