Montana Farm Report Casts Doubt on Government Wheat Forecast
The Banking Corporation of Montana criticizes the federal crop bureau for inflation of census figures and predicts Montana will exceed the thirty million bushel government estimate. The report notes better than expected wheat yields in the south central region, strong corn and potato prospects, and uneven fruit output with apples and peas affected by hail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banking Corporation OF Montana
Federal
George Ramsey
Montana
Department of Agriculture
Kalispell
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Washington
Montana State College
Teton
Chouteau
Toole
Hill
Phillips
Blaine
Valley
Northwestern Grain Dealers’ Association
Flathead Valley
Whitehall
Yellowstone
Big Horn
Carbon
Cattle Market Outlook urged shipping fat cattle soon
Clay Robinson & Co reports a week of heavy cattle volumes with 271000 head moving through seven major markets. Prices fell at river markets but show tentative recovery. weather and feed rules will influence near term demand. The Food Administration beefless day repeal should help trade as prices remain high.
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Clay, Robinson & Co
Clay, Robinson & Company
Kansas City
Omaha
Food Administration
Lightning Destroys Barn Near Chinook
A severe storm struck four miles southeast of Chinook destroying Lee Varner’s barn and contents. Varner had recently insured the building to cover nearly its value.
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Lee Varner
Chinook
Hail Storm Damages Grain Near Culver Ranch
A hailstorm hit Spring Valley area north of Gilman damaging grain around the C. C. Culver ranch. Farmers affected include C. W. Tewell Jimmie Hess Clarence Hess and F. W. Schmidt with no total crop loss reported.
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Spring Valley
Gilman
C. C. Culver Ranch
C. W. Tewell
Jimmie and
Clarence Hess
F. W. Schmidt
Communities Should Support Poultry Shows
The article urges strong backing for poultry shows at all levels, especially local events. It calls for beginner classes, novice exhibitors, and meaningful prizes, with suggestions to donate a portion of proceeds to the Red Cross and to award thrift stamps or war savings stamps alongside cash prizes.
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Red Cross
Anaconda Stack to Boost Land Values in Deer Lodge Valley
The smelter stack rises 110 feet with a base diameter of 665 feet and will exceed 500 feet in height. Officials claim the project will raise land values in the Deer Lodge valley. Water from the slum dams now clarifies the river, while upstream waters caused past discoloration. Deer Lodge valley, a strong market area with good water, supports prosperous farmers.
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Deer Lodge Valley
Deer Lodge
Butte
Anaconda
Yellowstone County Prepares Fourth Liberty Loan Drive
Yellowstone County plans its fourth Liberty loan drive starting September 28 with the slogan Twenty four Hours and Over. County Chairman W. Lee Mains says the effort aims to raise 700000 to 800000 in a single day, using the same committees and workers as the prior campaigns.
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Yellowstone County
W. Lee Mains
Mains
Purebred Cattle Sale at Montana State Fair
Montana breeders offer bloodlines drawing eastern and midwestern buyers. Over sixty head of purebreds mainly Shorthorns plus 17 Aberdeen Angus from Sun River Stock & Land, with catalogued lots from Summers, Bennett, Swinney, Penny, Griffin, Keene, Wyatt, and Allen Cattle Co. Sale managed by Summers. H O Tellier of Iowa to cry, Joe Redburn assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Summers
Bozeman
Sun River Stock & Land Company
Charles B. Powers
H. O. Tellier
Iowa
Joe Redburn
Summers
Montana
East
Middle West
Sun River
Evermore Star
Teton
Heather Prince
Mr. Summers
R. L. Bennett
Wilsail
J. M. Swinney
Gildford
G. A. Penny
Eden
P. H. Griffin
Drummond
Gray P. Keene
Canton
J. R. Wyatt & Sons
Allen-Cattle Company
Colorado Springs
Silver King
Golden Count
Prince Oderic
Prince Favorite
Littyton
Ealt
Villager 2d
Snowball Lad
Pompey Smasher
Mr. Griffin
Bankers Victor
Lord Missie
Dale's Gift 3d
Chicago
International
Avondale
Golden Fame
Northwest
Allen Cattle Company
Colorado
Double Dale
Diamond Chief
Great Falls
J. R. Wyatt & Son
Lyndale Clipper
Swell Goods
Fair Goods
Choice Goods
Rosie
Standard Bearer
Clover Hay Powers Poultry Feeding For Winter Egg Output
An article urges using waste scraps to raise poultry to avert food shortages. It promotes clover and alfalfa hay as economical winter feed, noting hens eat leaves and heads to save grain and boost egg production, with roadside or waste land harvesting of clover. It stresses preparing winter feed now and aiding hungry families.
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Montana
Fragmented OCR Nonsense About Feeding and Grain
The readable fragment mentions dried materials, regular feeding, and grain, but context and full details are unclear. No clear event or entities are identifiable.
Forsyth Plans 20 Foot Flood Dike After Repeated Floods
Forsyth faces recurring floods as city officials approve a 20 foot high dike to replace the record inundations. The barrier aims to shield the plain town after the latest surge caused extensive damage.
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Forsyth
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Abe
Pierce-Arrow
Lauderville
Silver Bow Automobile Company
Distributors
E. Broadway
Butte, Montana
Helena
School of Quality
Beate Weensen
J. Lee Rice
D. P. Patenaude
Matthews
H. P. Gray
Elec. Supply & Eng. Co
Liberty Bondstar
F. O. B. Billings
Billings, Montana
State Nursery & Seed Co
Helena, Mont
Henningsen Produce Co. Butte
THE
Arizona Hotel
Corner Park
Arizona
Builth, Montana
Robert Metcalf
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Blackfoot Land
Missoula, Mont
New York
Paris
O’brien
Ladies’ Tailor
Phoenix Block Butte
South St. Joseph
Sieex City
Denver
Celerth
Texas
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