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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1923
Page
6
Treasure State Farm and Livestock notes experts at Bozeman State Agricultural College publish leading articles describing government funded experiments on tillage in Montana. Readers are urged to file away these descriptive results from the experiments.
An editorial notes small livestock growers in Montana have quietly replaced large outfits in sparsely settled areas. It argues these small stockmen need encouragement, better marketing, and improved credit to strengthen local economies and community confidence.
Montana Livestock Sanitary Board outlines hog cholera causes methods of spread and strict regulations for importation vaccination and disposal. It warns against feeding infected scraps and stresses supervision of vaccination to prevent outbreaks while noting market dynamics for yearlings and two year olds in Chicago trades.
Augustus Vaux praises a Montana law barring the scrub bull as crucial for cattle feeding and trading. He recalls 1921 market lows and describes offering dehorned two year olds at 29 and yearling horned steers at 33 per head to ranchers for carryover purchases.
Century old documents describe the Mastodont bones sent to the National Institute of France and the Philosophical Society. The author notes bone decay, selection by Dr Wistar, and the debate over the animal’s identity. A 1816 Monroe letter to Clark is referenced regarding a charge Clark had heard.
The narrative links Clark and Lewis through Indian agent roles and Missouri territory governorships. It notes Clark’s letters defending public interests, multiple oaths of office, and the lifelong kinship and frontier service shared by the two Virginians who led the western expedition under Jefferson.
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