Care of the Pregnant Mare and Early Chickens on Montana Farms
The article advises light work for heavy mares nearing foaling with careful driving and delayed heavy tasks. It covers barn preparation, disinfected stalls, reduced grain before foaling, and monitoring for complications. It also details building small movable coops for early chicks with six by three foot boxes, proper insulation, ventilation, and multiple uses, stressing preparation before spring work to benefit Montana farmers.
Early Feeding and Spring Planting Topics for Montana Farms
Farm notes discuss managing range cattle losses from extended feeding and hay scarcity by using grain with roughage. It stresses early crop planting to maximize moisture and season length, with plowing timing varying by terrain. Includes Q and A on farm accounts, alkali well water, and preventing cows from sucking.
Calving Time Feed Plans Warn of Grain Feeding Need
The article notes that straw cannot build up pregnant cows enough for safe calving, and stresses the likely necessity of grain feeding to strengthen cows and heifers at calving time.
Pasture Improvement Urged For Montana Farms In 1917
Farmers urged to boost pasture land this spring as a safeguard against severe winter and drought. Mixed pastures including timothy alsike red clover alfalfa orchard grass and blue grass favored. 20 pounds per acre common. Permanent pastures seen as essential to farm revenue and stock health. Also a legal notice: Charley Buck contest against land abandonment filed by Karl Durr in Great Falls district with deadlines for answer.
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Montana
William Nevin
Manhattan
Oxford
Timothy
Nevin
Notice to Hildorado Co operative Canal stockholders
Notice to all stockholders of the Hildorado Co op erative Canal Company that the annual meeting will be held in Choteau Montana on the second Tuesday in April 1917 at 2 o clock p m at the First National Bank of Chateau for electing officers and other business. W W Gamber secretary. First pub Mar 14 last Apr 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hildorado Co-operative Canal Company
Raid Company
Choteau
Teton County
Montana
First National Bank of
Contest to cancel homestead entry over alleged abandonment
The contest filed March 5 1917 by William Holmes of Great Falls Montana seeks cancellation of homestead entry 035454 dating from October 27 1914 covering land in township 24 north range 7 west Montana meridian. Contest alleges abandonment no residence cultivation or improvements and no military service. Respondent must serve an answer under oath with proper proof of service. Date of first publication March 14 1917.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Charley Buck
Karl Durr
Strabane
Teton County
Northwest
Northwest Quarter
Range
Meridina
United States
William Holmes
Meridian
Thos. Corbally
Bids Sought for Three Year Streets and Alleys Contract Chateau
Town of Chateau Montana invites sealed proposals by 8 p m April 9 1917 for a three year contract to upkeep streets and alleys within the corporate limits. Town engineer provides information. Council may reject any or all bids or accept the most favorable bid. March 7 1917. John W Hall Town Clerk. First pub March 14 last March 21.
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Chateau
Montana
John W. Hall
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Wecheal Morkan
H. L. J. Dutton
Montana State College
Currier
Bozeman
F. B. Brady
H. T. S. Victor
Hansen’s New Fruit
Saint Regis
Great Northern Railroad
WM. Lantz
Feldman
Beswick
Montana Transferer Co
Coal and
Auto Truck Service
Dutton
C. H. Cox
Independent Drag Line
F. W. Currie
Smelter Hill
Velie Garage
W. R. Sutherland