Montana Grain Show Slides Into Chicago Debut
Helena reports Montana to compete at the 14th International Grain and Hay Show in Chicago from November 26 to December 3. State funds, run by the agriculture publicity division, back Montana participation and prize bonuses. W. H. Jones leads grain exhibits with prior wins in oats, barley, rye, alfalfa seed, and timothy seed.
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Beef leads Montana outlook as cattle finish tops market gains
The September Montana Agricultural Outlook by Paul Carpenter notes beef as the standout commodity, with prime heavy cattle rising from seven to above ten dollars in late May to sustain gains into autumn. It highlights cattle finishing, sheep trends, contract feeding, and a wheat outlook, plus state apiary counts, road contracts, and a high value estate appraisal.
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Plans for New Montana trucking regulation law advance
State legislature committee studies data from states with similar laws to regulate outside trucking into Montana. Great Falls member R C Bricker reports a recent meeting. aim is to protect Montana producers and dealers from increased out of state competition.
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Regulators push to curb trucker carriers in California
Bond applicants face a fixed business location and clean record with county agent and banker approval. Regulated Carriers Inc a coalition including railroads and steamship lines lobbies California for a law to nearly wipe out trucker operations. Carlyle warns that the word has no luck. Japan imposes a 25 cent monthly tax on all private radio receivers.
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