Reseeding Montana lands to restore pasturage
Fort Assinniboine experimental farm near Havre under C. N. Arnett will test grasses to restore grazed land, diversify farming, and improve beef cattle and milking shorthorn stock. The project includes winter feeding trials, grazing studies, and pasture enhancement across dry farm conditions.
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Fort Assinniboine
Havre
C. N. Arnett
State College
Bozeman
Arnett
Montana
Agricultural College
Assinniboine
Gallatin County
Linfield
George Morgan
A. B. Baker
Baker
The
Cuticura Talcum Ad For Toilet Requisites
An advertisement promotes Cuticura talcum as an exquisitely scented face and baby powder, claiming it complements the Cuticura Trio of Soap Ointment and Salcum. Retail price listed as 25 cents everywhere.
Lloyd George Aims for Russia Recognition at Genoa Conference
The British premier Lloyd George plans to push political and commercial recognition of Russia at the upcoming Genoa conference, seeking favorable terms for postwar relations and trade.
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Lloyd George
Russia
Genoa
Wheat Market Faces Tight Domestic and World Shortage
An analysis shows March stocks on farms and in visible supply at 172.414 million bushels versus a 10 year average of 209.478 million. About 16 million bushels more have moved to domestic and export channels since July 1, with forecasts of a small carryover despite higher global consumption and weak reserves. If March 1 holdings fall below the 10 year average of 102 million bushels, the outlook strengthens for a tighter market with limited carryover and potential shortages next year.
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Department of Agriculture
Trap Nest Benefits for Hen Laying and Breeding
A guide on using trap nests to improve poultry quality explains that controlled access reveals each hen’s egg production and habits. It details setup for a three compartment trap nest for flocks of 50 or more, required visits, and construction steps with precise measurements and adjustments.
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Department of Agriculture
Farm conditions improving says state investigator
Northern and eastern Montana farmers show rapid improvement says Charles E. Wickland special land investigator for the state board of equalization. He cites past overextension as the cause of losses and predicts smaller crops and rising optimism as conditions normalize. The board will pursue uniform farm land assessments to correct wide valuation gaps between neighboring counties.
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Montana
Charles E. Wickland
State Board of Equalization
Wickland
State Board
Uncle Sam Hampton in Montana Revivalist and Farmer
A profile of Samuel Hampton known as Uncle Sam, a philosopher revivalist in the Gospel of Community Action. He works on a Garfield County farm far from railroads, writes to the Bozeman college, and inspires extension meetings with his blend of Bible teaching and practical farming philosophy. He blends religion, community action, and rural life in his lectures across Montana, while humor and epigrams color his outreach. Irrigation raises Colorado land values dramatically per a federal report.
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Garfield County
Hampton
Samuel
Montana
Sam
Montana Extension Service
State College
Bozeman
College
Columbia
S. J. Hampton
Uncle Sam
Great Falls
America
Egypt
Jesus
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Spokane
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Havre, Montana
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American Hampshire Swine Record Association
E. C. Stone
Dept
Peoria
Rawhide Rawlins Stories
Charles M. Russell
Rawhide Brawlins Stories
Montana Newspaper Association
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