Progress and Future of Co-Operative Grain Marketing
W F Brittan analyzes expected grain price trends for 1925, noting fluctuating wheat acreage, U S and world supply factors, and the rise of the Grain Marketing Company a farmers cooperative aimed at stabilizing prices. It outlines the plan to lease and eventually purchase major grain firms to unite farmer ownership and improve marketing efficiency.
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United States
Montana
Argentina
Canada
Europe
Russia
Congress
Coolidge
Grain Marketing Company
Australia
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Armour Grain Company
Rosenbaum Grain Corporation
Rosenbaum Brothers
Davis, Noland, Merrill Grain Company
Kansas City
From Farm to Medicine King Dr. Pierce’s Rise
Biography of Dr. R. W. Pierce from farm work to medical study in Cincinnati, graduation in 1862, and moving to Buffalo to launch the World's Dispensary. His Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription are highlighted as widely sold tonics and blood stimulants prepared from roots and herbs.
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Cincinnati
R. W. Pierce
Titusville
Buffalo
N. Y
Drs. Pierce
Dr. Pierce
United States
Cure for Dread Poultry Disease Evidence
Instructions advise quarantining infected flocks in a fenced area with the birds kept inside while healthy replacements are raised nearby. Eggs from quarantined flocks can hatch, sun and cleaning eliminate germs, and fall culling plus thorough sanitation are required to eradicate tuberculosis from premises. If recurrence occurs, repeat process.
Gallatin County to revive fair after Helena state cut
Gallatin county plans to re establish its fair this year with George M. Lewis as chair. The event is set for September 22 to 26 replacing the Helena state fair, which is canceled due to insufficient appropriation. Committees have been named to finalize details and ensure a successful return of the county fair, last held in 1914.
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Gallatin County
George M. Lewis
County Fair Board
Billings
Helena
Gallatin
George Washington Begins Second Term Inaugural Address
George Washington began his second term as president with an inaugural address containing 134 words.
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George Washington
Open House New Year Customs in Early Gallatin Valley
In seventies and eighties Gallatin Valley residents kept open houses on New Year’s day welcoming callers with sandwiches coffee egg nogg and cake. The piece lists notable locals and groups such as Nelson Story L S Willson S W Langhorne Walter Cooper RE B Lamme George H Willson N E Davis and Matt W Alderson, plus the Bozeman Silver Cornet Band members from 1880 and 1882. The author reflects on faded friends, memories, and Montana’s early social life beginning in 1864. James Monroe noted for first open air inauguration.
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Nelson Story
L. S. Willson
S. W. Langhorne
Walter Cooper
RE. B. Lamme
George H. Willson
N. E. Davis
C. M. Chambliss
Matt W. Alderson
Avant Courier
Bozeman
A. B. Charpie
B. ¥. Fridley
J. S. Axtell
M. M. Black
E. B. Lamme
M. Hocker
B. P. Barker
J R. McCamman
John Kopp
Will Lockey
Frank Benepe
Ed Alderson
Frank Esler
Charles Friedler
California
Oregon
Ant's Three Eyes Crown Top of Head Highlighted
A meadow ant is described as having three eyes positioned atop its head. This detail emphasizes an unusual anatomical trait observed in the species.
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Treasure State Farm & Livestock
State Agricultural College
Walter F. Brittan
W. F. Brittan
Lolo National Forest
Blackfoot Land Development CO
Missoula
Mont
Howard Welch
The
Montana State College
Castoria
Fletcher
Brpokane Union Stock Yards
Spokane
Washington
Lederle Blackley
Montana State Veterinary Department
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
M. Knowles
Lederle
Gallatin Valley
James Monroe
Tabsorbine
Absorbine, JR
U.S. A
J. F. Young, Inc
Lyman St
Springfeld, Mass
Pecultry
Montana Meat and Commission Co
Butte
Rea
W. & Chicks of Famous
Northweet
Lshington
Are
W. L
Seattle
State Nursery & Seed Co
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