Montana Stockyards Plan Backed by 20 Stockmen in Butte
Twenty Montana stockmen with resources valued at about 20 million dollars backed a new Montana Stockyards Company. Articles of incorporation were filed in Silver Bow County with offices to be in Butte. Directors include CC v Kelly J Bruce Kremer and Fred Sterling. Capital stock 100000 dollars, 40 year term, to operate stockyards and trade cattle hogs sheep horses and other livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Montana Stockyards Company
Silver Bow County
John Herman
Stockman
Wisdom
E. O. Selway
Selway Sheep Company
Dillon
M. S. Cunningham
H. C. Behring
Taylors York Cattle Company
Bozeman
T. B. Story
Lester P. Work
Story
Ner Land & Livestock Company
Brenner
Frank Metzel
Metzel Land & Cattle Company
Alder
Hugh Woods
Woods Livestock Company
Spencer
Ida
Don Albee
Huntley Cattle Company
Hugh Wells
Miles City
Williams and Pauley Livestock Company
Deer Lodge
J. E. Hample
Livestock
Butte
Jack Burke
Helena
CC. v. Kelly
Metals Trust & Savings Bank
J. Bruce Kremer
Fred Ms. Sterling
Pur
Pose of the Corporation
Milk Hygiene Rules Emphasize Clean Handling for Safe Dairy
Farmers urged to protect milk from barn dust and dirt from milking to bottling. Emphasis on clean hands, small mouthed pails, and brushing cows to reduce 75 percent of dirt in milk.
Development of Holstein Herds in America
The first Holstein importations to America date from 1795 with a later practical founding by Winthrop W. Chenery in 1861. From then to 1904, numerous shipments from Holland to states including New York, Massachusetts, Ohio, and Pennsylvania built a national Holstein herd, with key figures such as Chenery, Yeomans, Hoxie, Langworthy, and Ward Stevens shaping the breed. The 1904 Syracuse sale of 50 head and the Pierje cow’s later butter record marked notable milestones.
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America
Holland Land Company
Cazenovia
New York State
Winthrop W. Chenery
Belmont
Massachusetts
Chenery
North Holland
Charles Houghton
Association of Breeders of
Rederick L. Houghton
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Holland
Masachusetts
New York
New Jersey
Illinois
Gerrit S. Miller
Peterboro
Dudley Miller
Weerner
Friesland
Gerrit Miller
Pennsylvania
T. G. Yeomans
Walworth
T. G. Yeomans & Son
Edgar Huidekoper
Meadville
Solomon Hoxie
Yorkville
N. Y
Irwin Langworthy
Hoxie
Unadilla
Wing R. Smith
National Holstein Breeders’ Association
Smith & Powell
Syracuse
Sylvester Burchard
Hamilton
Burchard
Lackawanna Breeders’ Association
Waverly
J. L. Stone
Cornelius Baldwin
Nelson
Ohio
Messrs. Phelps & Seeley
Michigan
Thomas B. Wales
Iowa
George B. Brown
Aurora
Albert French
Smith, Powell & Lamb
Artis
B. B. Lord & Son
J.A. Frye
C. F. Hunt
Manlius
Ward Stevens
T. A. Mitchell
H. L. Bronson
H. A. Moyer
Stevens Brothers
F. P. Knowles
Ifriesland
St. John
N. B
Pierje
Chas
E. Pierce
California
Pacific Coast
Farmers Adopting Bookkeeping to Assess Farm Finances
The Agriculture Department promotes Farmers' Bulletin No. 661 blanks to analyze farm income sources expenses and interest charges. County agents use the tool with farmers, aligning data from surveys of 500 to 700 farms to show how averages compare to individual cases, encouraging more farmers to keep books.
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House Committee
Washington
Office of Farm Management
Department of Agriculture
Farmers
Department
Inquirer
Office of
Farm Management
Montana Held Up Men Run Rampant in State
Montana officials report a surge of violent crime led by young desperadoes under 25. Great Falls is cited as a distribution center with stickups and a fatal police officer murder raising alarms across counties. Banks in Kansas and Iowa already pool funds for guards. Montana fears similar waves as harvests rise and youth offenders resemble those described in the Midwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Butte
Great Falls
Kansas
Iowa
Middle West
Bob Flynn
U. S
Iowa Bankers’ Association
Middle Western
Clean Milk Practices Improve City Health
The article stresses dampening the flanks and udder to cut dirt in milk by half and outlines steps: strain and cool milk in a separate room away from barn dust, keep milk and bottles cool until bottling and delivery, and ensure proper care on delivery. Consumers should refrigerate milk promptly to prevent bacterial growth.
U S to Publish List of Montana Draft Dodgers
The War Department will soon provide Montana newspapers and post offices with a 2 648 name roster of men who deserted the draft in World War I. Names will be checked to avoid injustice, with $132 400 in rewards offered. New York leads with 17 450 deserters, Pennsylvania with 11 466.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Cross Roads
New York State
Pennsylvania
Denatured Alcohol Death Tied to Local Stone-Cutter
A western Montana stone-cutter named Michael Curley died after drinking denatured alcohol. The report notes the accident as the cause of death and mentions Cuticura as an unrelated advertisement for skin care products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Curley
Nontana
No. The text on value fixing and site selection lacks a news event.
The passage outlines a service offering to help buyers choose a location and mentions stripping promotion charges and commissions before transfer but provides no concrete event, date, person, or organization to report.
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Charles J. Kelly
Kelly Issues
William M. Rider
Seed Stock of America
Carnation
Aia
Clay, Robinson & CO
Chicago
St. Joseph
Kansas City
St. Paul
Affaio
Omaha
St. Louis
el Paso
Sioux City
Denver
Cobb
Tracy, Minn
E. Cobb CO
ST. Paul, Minn
Devil's Lake
N.D
W.W
Eras
Great Ave Bay
P.O
10Th Ave
Mont
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Blackfoot Lamd Development CO
Missoula, Mont
F. C. B. Butte
Henningsen Produce Co
Butte, Montana
The
T. C. Power Company Seed Department
Helena, Montana
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