Montana’s farming future hinges on foresight after past distress
An editorial by Herbert M. Peet argues Montana recovered from 1918 1922 hard times by learning from mistakes. It notes diverse soils and climates require local plans, highlights district economic conferences, and urges adapting farming to conditions with high quality, low cost wheat and integrated enterprise across grazing, dairy, and crops.
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Herbert M. Peet
Garet Garett
Northwest
Iowa
Minnesota
Illinois
Ohio
New York
Tana
The
Stone
East
State Agricultural College
Gallatin Valley
Custer County
Hill County
Fergus County
Lewistown
Fergus County Agricultural Conference
Economic Conference
M. L. Wilson
State College
Wilson
Plains
Petroglyphs and the History of Ancient Races Unfolds
M. E. Plassmann argues that human speech evolved from sign language and rock pictures, called petroglyphs, found worldwide. The piece surveys their cultural value, regional types among Algonquian and Shoshonean groups, and notes Native American rock art in Montana and adjacent regions.
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Montana
Spain
West Indies
Mexico
North America
Canada
Siberia
America
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Minnesota
F. H. Lewis
J. H. Lynde
Tunkan
Wikenyan
Rockies
Washington
Idaho
Utah
Colorado
Hunter
First Cavalry
Charles Halleck
Bureau of Ethnology
Fort Assiniboine
Jim Brown
Hill County
Pictured Rocks
Kejimkoojik
Nova Scotia
Lake Superior
Rock
United States
Kanawha River
West Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
Sierra Nevada
New Mexico
Arizona
Sierras
J. M. Powell
Wind River
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R. J. Coughlin
Seebey
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Mimmeapolis
M. E. Plassmann
Angel Point
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