Treasure State farm and livestock experts needed in Montana
Professor M. J. Abbey of the state college extension department warns Montana faces a shortage of trained agricultural leaders. He argues every county will need a county agent, but few Montana men are available and high schools often hire from outside the state. He urges training Montanans at home to fill county agent and high school agriculture roles.
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Montana
M. J. Abbey
State College Extension Department
Abbey
Dry Farm Wheat: Kharkov Leads Montana Trials
Montana grain prices high prompt land rush as eight-year study in Judith Basin shows Kharkov wheat yields 35.7 bu per acre and tolerates drought best. Seeding times and rates for winter and spring wheat detailed with Kharkov and Durum Pelissier highlighted.
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Montana
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Judith Basin
Kharkov
Judith
Marquis
Kansas Farmers to Grow Standardized Newly Developed Wheat
Kansas Agricultural colleges announce a new wheat variety named P-762, claiming a 15 percent yield advantage over top hard wheats. Hundreds of acres are seeded statewide this winter, with seed stock to be sold to farmers next summer. Prof. G T Call seeks farmer proposed names for the promising cereal.
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Kansas
Kansas Agricultural Colleges
G. T. Call
Wyoming's Bid for Settlers Plan Endorsed
A proposed partnership between Wyoming and the federal government to promote settlement of irrigated lands would have the reclamation service build irrigation works while the state finances settlers during initial claim development, and it will be recommended to the upcoming legislature.
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Wyoming
Reclamation Service
Claim Stock Firm Preempts Range Protest
Albert Werner J N Lockridge Amos Storey L N Fowler and George Carkeek Cameron stockgrowers protest to the Madison national forest supervisor that a large Madison valley concern ran 1000 head of cattle on their range without forest permission this fall. The five men paid to graze on the forest but found their cattle poorer in condition at season end. Wireless is an important army communication method but is somewhat unsatisfactory for army transport.
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Albert Werner
J. N. Lockridge
Amos Storey
L.N. Fowler
George Carkeek
Cameron
Madison National Forest
Madison Valley
National Forest
Montana Should Welcome Pacific Coast Settlers, Railways Say
A Milwaukee rail line notes 400 actual settlers and 800 homeseekers from the Pacific coast head to Montana this year. Great Northern and Northern Pacific also promote western migration, with an estimated 1,000 Pacific coast settlers per year. A Seattle exposition next year may spur Montana farm and dairy trade with Washington business men.
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Middle West
East
Pacific Coast Territory
Montana
Western Canada
Washington
Oregon
California
Western
Canada
Milwaukee Railway
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Northern Pacific
Seattle
Northwest Land Products and Dairy Exposition
Idaho
Alaska
World in brief highlights diverse early 20th century items
Washington Secretary Houston remains in the Wilson cabinet. New York Columbia University receives a $600000 anonymous gift. Paris sets a French income tax cap at $10000. Brooklyn Mrs. Morgan in critical condition. Washington Wilson vows to veto literacy clause in immigration bill. London Holland asks U.S. help to stop Belgian tyranny by Germany. New York munitions to Allies rerouted via Galveston due to port congestion. Pittsburg newsboys strike limits local papers. Washington Adamson law constitutional case set for January 8. Paris Crete denounces King Constantine and calls for dethronement. Tucson Thomas Campbell GOP wins Arizona governorship by small margin over Hunt. Berlin reports one thousand people are ...
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