Montana Plans Dual Inspection for Potatoes to Protect Farmers
Montana officials approve a plan by W L Shovell to inspect potato crops with both state and federal checks. A certificate will prevent buyers from rejecting shipments, aiding growers to secure proper prices and raise production. The program targets commercial districts across multiple counties and starts after September 1 1922 with inspectors paid by fees.
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Chester C. Davis
Montana
W. L. Shovell
Missoula
Shovell
Washington
Sanders
Flathead
Ravalli
Beaverhead
Lewis and Clark
Pondora
Teton
Jefferson
Madison
Gallatin
Cascade
Park
Carbon
Yellowstone
Prairie
Fallon
Richland
Valley
Roosevelt
Phillips
Blaine
State Department of Agriculture
Montana Department of Agriculture
Idaho
Adel Tops Montana Rainfall in 1922 Seven Months
Adel in Cascade county records 3.53 inches in July and tops Montana moisture with 18.86 inches for seven months of 1922. Biddle in Powder River county ranks second with 16.32 inches, while Fortune on the West of Main Range has under three inches and is the lowest, and Helena averages around 7.57 inches.
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Fortune
Main Range
Biddle
Powder River
Adel
Cascade County
Montana
William T. Lathrop
Weather Bureau
Powder River County
Helena
Divide
Portino
Upper
Yank River
Victor Apenedenpeeraneetsrmensesdgeeseneemenes
Central Division
Adel Oven Deeeert Sasteene Tadeepeneresmnnes
Agricultural College
Augusta Weeeee
Badd
Brenner
Busteed
Canyon Ferry
Carter
Cascade Man
Copper
Cut Bank Samene
Denton Ens. Eens
Dillon
Ennis Srkes Cram Ees Ecenseens Teers Geneesees
Findon
Flathead Creek
Fort Shaw En Enemmeen
Gold Butte
Great Falls —.W
Harlowton
Hebgen Dam
LY Cee Oo
Esses Iseees Eee Erectirente
Renova
Rudyard Erttenseermeeremeeenressseneen
Sun River Canyon
Three Forks Od
Utica Wet Ee Ened Peewemeetemnseess Amneree One
Billings
Bridger
Broadus Occ Cccsseieenene
Busby
Aac
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Crow Agency
Culbertson
Ekalaka
Flatwillow
Foster Seetecees Erernecen
Garland
Glasgow
Glendive
Knowlton Cee
Lustre
Malta
Melstone
Mildred Eee
Miles City
Nelson Reservoir
Outloo Ene Es
Montana Sees Second Largest Wheat Crop in State History
George E Tucker field director of the federal farm labor bureau reports Montana will need about 5000 harvest workers from outside the state. A special harvest labor rate offers five or more people traveling from St Paul Minneapolis Duluth and Superior to North Dakota stations. Bainville hosts a distributing office for directing workers to northeast Montana fields as Mills counties seek help to save the crop.
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Montana
George B. Tucker
Federal Farm Labor Bureau
Kansas City
Aberdeen
Tucker
Helena
Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor Co
C. Davis
Farm Labor Bureau
Agricultural Commissioner
Farm Bureau Extension Department
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Soo
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Minn
Superior
Wis
North Dakota
Phillips
Valley
Daniels
Sheridan
Roosevelt
Richland
Dawson
McCone
Garfield
Fallon
Bainville
Mont
Sheridan County
Great Northern Railroad
Chambers of Commerce
Great Northern to Move Montana Crops With Few Delays
Superintendent Fred Wear says the Great Northern expects to move Montana crops without serious delays. A surge of 300 cars is en route from the east, with repair facilities expanded. New workers at St Cloud and Havre shops boost capacity, and overall force levels are near or above normal, reducing disruption from strikes.
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Great Northern Railway
Montana
Fred Wear
Butte
Great Northern
Wear
C. O. Jenks
St. Paul
Edo Bay
Jenks
St. Cloud
Minn
Great Falls
Havre
Wolf Point
Cut Bank
Whitefish
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Treasure State Farm and Livestock
Davis
Weiller & Weiller Co
Carson, Wood & Weiller Livestock Commission
South Saint Paul, Minnesota
Chicago, Illinois
ee ae # iis & Razors
Pra Ste
George E. Tucker
Federal Farm
Labor Bureau
Gome
Pacific Northwest
Pacific N
Charles M. Russell
Blackfeet Trading Party
la Verendrye
Rocky Mountains
Pierre Radisson
Mississippi River
Russell
Cheely-Raban Syndicate
Great Falls, Montana
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