Treasure State Road Spending Under Federal Aid Plan
Montana reports $7.51 million in state and national funds spent on 680.3 miles of federal aid roads since 1916. Federal support totals about $3.67 million with $3 million more to come, plus about $2 million in federal funds to be matched by state dollars. Nearby states show Idaho at 411.4 miles with $6.67 million spent and North Dakota at 999.5 miles with $5.93 million spent on road projects.
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Montana
United States Bureau of Public Roads
State Highway Commission
Idaho
North Dakota
Wyoming
Daeg
Fargo Brand Seeds
Northwest
Moiling
Eave
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Enonth Nesharing
Stir Eaone
G. Stealers Cashier
Union State
H. N. Leighton
Board
Geo. F. Womrath
Bas
Mpls
Board Education
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Diversification through Poultry Led by Montana Pioneer Tale
J M Power of Helena Montana state poultry Breeders Association cites a Montana pioneer story and urges diversification through poultry as a low capital path to steady income. He notes Montana eggs and chickens this year total about eight million dollars and that home demand is rising while farm flocks average about 35 birds per farm.
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Montana
J. M. Power
Helena
Montana State Poultry Breeders’ Association
Preventing Disease in Poultry Flocks Through Cleanliness and Planning
Farmers' bulletin No. 957 advises prevention over cure for sick poultry. Kill severely diseased birds when needed, source eggs from healthy flocks, and expose chicks to clean, parasite-free environments. Clean houses, disinfect water and feed areas, and rotate ground to reduce germs and parasites.
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Department of Agriculture
Cuticura Talcum Ad Promotes Scented Powders
An advertisement touts Cuticura talcum as a scented face skin baby and dusting powder. It claims the Cuticura trio soup ointment and talcum provide a complete fragrance set and notes the 25 cent price.
Cows Now Eat What Men Used To Drink
An agricultural study notes barley use shifts after prohibition. U S barley production totals 167 million bushels this year, down from prior years due to crop failure, not reduced acreage. Midwest colleges show barley as a high protein feed surpassing corn and oats, boosting digestible feed per acre.
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United States
Wisconsin Agriculturist
Agriculturist
Midwest
Agricultural Colleges of
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Wisconsin
J. G. Fuller
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Chicago
Feed Costs for Steers by Diet in Fall
The fall disposal shows barley fed steers gained meat at 24.01 dollars per hundred pounds, while corn fed steers cost 27.44 dollars per hundred.
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Ruby
Marquise
Victory
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Fargo Seed House
Fargo
Nam
Butte Floral CO
Butte
the National Wool
McCormick Bidg
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ireal Estate Division
Dog
Darky
Devil
Lal
Heinrich
East Hennepin Ave
Emical Company
Minneapolis Minn
U.S A
Buto Acre
Poultry Poultry
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