Treasure State stock events linked at Great Falls and Billings
The Montana stock world gears up for two April events with the dedication of a new 35000 dollar Livestock Pavilion in Great Falls on April 19 and the 35th Montana Stock Growers Association convention on April 20 21 in Billings The Hereford sale on April 21 will feature 134 head from major Montana breeders including A B Cook Elk Run Ranch and others with 56 cows and 78 bulls sold auctioneers Col P M Gross and Col C N Moore Also noted is Chicago broker Charles Robinson and sponsor Shirley S Ford with the pavilion project backed by Governor Stewart and local stockmen.
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Great Falls
Montana Stock Growers’ Association
Montana
Billings
Head of Choice
A. B. Cook
Townsend
Elk Run Ranch
Highwood
T. W. Yates
Fishtail
George B. Franks
Cardwell
F. H. Wilcomb
L. Chatterton
Wales Ranch
Spion Kop
Montana Live Stock Pavilion Company of
Stewart
Shirley S. Ford
Great Falls National Bank
Ford
Elk Run
Highwood Mountains
W. L. Velie
Moline
Ill
American
Hereford Breeders’ Association
Charles O. Robinson
Clay, Robinson & Co
Chicago
Livestock Commission
United States
Charlie Robinson
Chicago Commission
J. M. Robinson
Robinson
Los Angeles
Pavilion Company
Helena
Montana Live Stock Pavilion Co
Power City Trip Urged For Billings Train Transit
Travel note invites stockmen to reserve berths on a special train to Billings by writing H F Lee at Commercial National Bank Great Falls well before the 19th. Montana farmers are asked to contact T C Power Co Helena Seed Dept about seed plans for the coming season.
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Billings
H. F. Lee
Commercial National Bank
Great Falls
Montana
T. C. Power Co
Helena, Mont
Montana Urges More Forage Crops To Meet Next Winter Needs
Secretary of Agriculture and Publicity urges Montana ranchers to boost forage and fodder production after stockmen spent 30 million dollars on feed in the six months ending March 1, 1920. He notes moisture shortages and prior plowing of alfalfa and native pastures, with ranges needing two normal years to recover.
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Secretary of Agriculture and Publicity
Montana
Chas. D. Greenfield
Idaho
Idaho Alfalfa Import Restrictions Spark Montana Feed Shortage Warning
The article warns that Idaho alfalfa imports into Montana after April 1 1920 could worsen a home grown feed shortage. It argues Montana must plant hay and fodder crops to avoid repeating last year’s feed crisis and questions whether farmers should expand hay and fodder acreage to counter the contingency.
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Idaho
Montana
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Rotary Rod Wester
Standard
Rotary Rod Weeder Co
Northwest
The
Inland Seed Co
Spokane, Wash
Pixon & Agne Enna
Soston
Croa
Wrixon & Agnew
Ver
6Th Ave. S
Mont
Fairview Chemical Company
Fairview, Montana
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Blackfoot Land Development CO
Missoula, Mont
Treasure State Farm and ‘Livestock
Stockmen’s Convention
American Hereford Breeders’ Association
Breeders’ Association
Spion Kop, Mont
Highwood, Montana
Paris
Inter-Allied Commission
Berlin
Germany
Charles QO. Robinson
Live Stock Commission
Mr. Robinson
MANLY
Gudgell & Simpson
Beau Picture
Mariana
Spartacus
Manly Picture
Catherine
Benny Brummell
Peggy
Beau Blanchard
Highwood, Mont
If1
Frank Ledingham
State
Huseth
Optician Optometrist and
Optician
Hampshire
Ewes
J. E. Morse
Dillon, Mont
Livestockmen of
Spokane Union Stockyards
Henningsen Produce Company
Butte, Montana
Henningsen
Great.Falls, Mons
Montana Livestock Pavilion
Lowe & Powers
Culbertson
Hans Johnson
Belt
R. L. Bennett
Wilsall
W. J. Minor & Son
Fort Benton
Gray P. Keene
Canton
H. C. Turnley
Sheridan
Sexsmith Bros
Hobson
J. O. Price
Conrad
J. R. Hartley
Carl E. Axtell
Salesville
J. ©. Turner
Beatrice
P. H. Ziemantz
Amos Snyder
Becket
E. A. Wilson
Moore
Wheeler Brothers
Walter
Wayne W. Wheeler
P. O. Box &6
Great Falls, Mont,ow and
Sale
Montana Shorthorn Breeders’ Association