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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1921
Page
2
Farmers should conduct annual inventories to gauge progress and financial health. The process likens farming to business, urging methodical listing of assets and liabilities, field by field, with careful valuation and totals to clarify profits and losses.
Commissioner C. C. Davis argues Montana will be steadier with diversified farm homes, not speculative land value gains. He cites poultry and eggs as a larger, home-based income than wheat, notes a million-plus dozen egg shortfall, and urges organized marketing and credit support for farm women to build modern poultry habitats and stock.
President O'Shea of the Spokane Federal Farm Loan Bank says the bank will lend about one fourth of its monthly output to Montana Idaho Oregon and Washington. The bank aims to be liberal within banking prudence and will loan $1,000,000 monthly, though Senator Stanfield argues for $5,000,000 to avert farm bankruptcies.
The famed Conrad buffalo herd once assembled by C E Conrad in 1902 has been sold to Gibson Brothers of Yakima Washington. About 90 head were shipped to a Washington range with the rest slaughtered for holiday trade bound for eastern markets. Mrs Alicia D Conrad executrix says the estate discontinues the livestock as heirs cannot continue the ark and notes the herd yielded fair returns despite limited profits. The nucleus originated from the Allard herd purchased in 1902 with 28 head selected by C BE Conrad.
The director used his prior buffalo hunting experience to choose animals for propagation. He was motivated by the risk of extinction of the species unless individuals were bred to sustain the population.
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