Small combine harvester gain in Montana fields
Montana Experiment Station reports rapid uptake of small combine harvesters that cut, thresh, and store grain with three workers. A statewide study led by M L Wilson tracks 100 plus machines across the Judith Basin and other regions, comparing efficiency to binders and stationary threshers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Great Plains
M. L. Wilson
Montana Experiment Station
L. A. Reynoldson
R. E. Kiefer
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
W. M. Hurst
R. T. Humphrey
Bureau of Agricultural Engineering
Federal Department
R. M. Merrill
Department of Agricultural Engineering
Montana State College
Edward Beljl
Ernest Sandberg
E. A. Starch
Department of Agricultural Economics
Agronomy Department
Office of Cereal Investigations
Wilson
Western Plains
Havre
Judith Basin
Rudyard
Outlook
Medicine Lake
Richie
Yellowstone
Forsyth
Billings
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Judith Basin County
60,000 Montana Sheep Sold for Farm Distribution
Montana growers sold 60,000 breeding ewes for 600000 financed by relief funds to be distributed to about 900 farms across North Dakota and western Minnesota. The Great Northern Northern Pacific and Soo Line railroads coordinated with the Agricultural Credit Corporation to supply 45000 head via a three year plan at six percent interest with easy payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
North Dakota
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Northwest Railroad
Northwestern
Agricultural Credit Corporation
Northwest
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Soo
E. C. Leahy
J. W. Haw
H. F. Funston
North Arn Pacific
Soo Line
Het Corporation
Haw
Clark's Fork Valley
Cewa
Blackfoot Land Development CO
Derawier
Missoula
Ment
Curious Lake Chad marriage custom draws lots for brides
A Lake Chad region tribe assigns 16 year old young men the task of drawing lots to select wives from the pool of 13 year old girls, a traditional matrimonial practice observed within the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Chad
Winter wheat EW Turk shows promise in Fergus county test
Limited seed available seven bushels distributed among seven Fergus county growers for direct comparison with existing wheats. Supreme spring wheat in Rosebud County performs well against Marquis with heads well filled though yield figures pending. 4-H picnic draws 500 at Fort Assiniboine. visitors tour Northern Montana Experiment Station plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State College
Fergus County
Montana
Rosebud County
Montana Extension Service
Marquis
Fort Assiniboine
Montana Experiment Station
W. S. McCormick
A. J. Ogaard
Extension Agronomist
Lewis and Clark County
Montana Potato Improvement Association
Bliss Triumph Irish Cobbler
Ohio
Sir William Soulsby Honored for Fifty Years Service
In appreciation of fifty years as private secretary to fifty successive Lord Mayors of London, Sir William Soulsby receives a purse of 50 000 dollars raised by popular subscription.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
William Soulsby
Wheat protein levels meet standard says Montana lab
Montana Grain Inspection Laboratory tests 122 spring and 96 winter hard red wheat samples show spring protein up slightly over last year while winter averages decline. Whitcomb cautions averages reflect early-season grain across Montana and advises farmers to test their own grain rather than rely on state figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State College
Botein
Montana Grain Inspection Laboratory
Bozeman
Montana
W. O. Whitcomb
Bozeman Laboratory
Mr. Whitcomb
Milk River beet crop prospects and irrigation district plan
E. E. Roddis reports Milk River sugar beet prospects as the best in years aided by water from St Mary's Lake. He aided Glasgow farmers in petitioning for a 22 000 acre irrigation district with a September 25 hearing, to allow farmer management and reduce government funding. Potatoes certified by Montana State College sell to Louisiana buyers at 2 per 100 pounds, with yields 125 to 160 bushels per acre. Bids opened for the Gibson dam on the Sun River project, costing about 1 million dollars to irrigate 90 000 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Roddis
District Reclamation Service
Billings
Sun River
Milk River
Roddis
United States
Canada
St. Mary’s Lake
Glasgow
Mr. Roddis
Louisiana
Montana State College
Bozeman
Gibson
Fairfield
Northwest
Peculiar Japanese Literature Note on Novel Endings
A remark notes that respected Japanese novelists often end works with no living characters remaining. The observation highlights a perceived peculiar trait in certain literary endings and their impact on readers.
The Cuticura Toilet Trico Advertisement
Cleaning trio for skin care with Cuticura Soap Ointment and Talcum. Soap purifies Ointment soothes and heals Talcum powders and perfumes. A complete toilet table set for daily use as an advertising pitch.
Rat Chews Boy in Tent Near Avon Mont
Six year old William Briney of Butte was awakened by a mountain rat gnawing his finger in a tent near Avon. His father carried him to a Butte hospital where doctors treated a severely chewed finger. Bangkok Siam Uses Camels for Traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Briney
Butte
Avon
Mont
W. J. Briney
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Trascontinental Railways
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Leedy
Bayer Aspirin
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McCarthy
Grain Commission
Chicago
Duluth
Milwaukee
Barber College
Trent Ave
Spokare
Wash
Milwaukee Depot
Stillwater County
4-H Club
Cascade County
E. M. Linn Ranch
Custer County Shipping Association
Pig Club
Gallatin Valley
Helena
Gallatin County
Bozemay
Camas Hot Springs
Sanders County
Stewart Lockwood
United States Biological Survey
J. R. Parker
Frank Cowan
W. B. Mabee
E. J. Haslerud
L. B. Miller
Fletcher
Laapt Halle
Ares
Blackleg
Montana State Veterinary Dept
M. EE. Knowles
Helena, Montana
Weiller
Livestock Commission
ST. Paul
Bangkok
Siam
Doan
foster-Milburn Co., Mfg. Chem
Buffalo, N.Y
McCaull-Dinsmore Co
Rmuctier
Meeniddioman
Enaher
Justin
Buy Dairy Farm
Hollam Company
Great Falls
Frary & Burlingame
Butts, Montana
Firepreet
Montana Meat and Commission Co
Bates
Iontaha Life Insurance Company
G. Kh
Cunningham View Presid
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