Hart Header Barge Cuts Harvest Labor at Montana Farm
C W Hart of Hedgesville Montana, famed as inventor of the Hart Par r tractor, uses a 12 by 12 by 18 foot header barge to harvest 1 000 acres of wheat yearly with two men. The device stacks headed grain in one operation, speeds unloading, and reduces need for itinerant labor. The barge moves with tractor or team, yielding 75 bushels per stack and improved top work.
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Hedgesville
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Hart
Farmer Davis Builds Notable Harvest Barge Near Comanche
Yellowstone county farmer E Davis near Comanche built a header barge for his 1925 wheat harvest using plans from the State College extension service. The contraption drew crowds and sparked interest for more barges as neighbors tour the ranch. A new kitchen bulletin The Kitchen from the extension service is coming, by Miss Gertrude Hoffman.
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Davia Ranch
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State College Sees Record Autumn Enrollment at Bozeman
Advance registration at Montana State College in Bozeman signals the largest enrollment in the school's history with 186 students registered, including 67 in engineering and 40 in women’s courses.
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Farmers adopt new wool sacking platform in county demonstration
Farmers in Phillips county gathered to view a demonstration on culling a farm flock of ewes and stacking wool with a new platform. The county agent notes several farmers are adopting the method as the show highlights. Gypsum tests on clover and alfalfa in Lincoln county reportedly doubled yields in the first cutting, with second cutting yields also promising increases.
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North Montanans Demand Marking of Indian Battleground
Persistent North Montanans urge official marking of the Indian battleground site. The account recalls forced relocation after Tongue River, Miles’s orders to Bis marck and Fort Leavenworth, loss of horses and saddles, and harsh conditions in a river bottom with limited water.
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World’s largest building rumored to loom in Brooklyn
The article reports the army warehouse in Brooklyn as the world’s biggest structure with about 52 acres of floor space. It notes the claim and describes the facility’s vast size and potential impact on the area.
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Brooklyn
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