Hornless Herefords Proclaimed Future Beef Industry Trend
Pioneer breeder R. P. Morris says hornless cattle will dominate meat production as predators dwindle and dehorning becomes unnecessary. He notes polled stock rising at major shows and explains Herefords remain the preferred breed as the range shifts away from horns and weapons.
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America
R. P. Morris
Evergreen
Colo
Chicago
Kansas City Royal
National Western
Denver
Sam
Nature
Percheron Stallions Sold From Bar U Ranch in Alberta
The Bar U Ranch, the largest Percheron breeder in North America, offers 100 young stallions weighing 1800 to 2000 pounds. Raised outdoors, hardy and desirable, Montana seeks draft horses and this listing invites readers to request the catalog from George Lane in Calgary Alberta.
Seed Hill Selection for Better Potato Varieties
Progressive potato growers favor hill selection to improve yield and tuber quality. The method selects hills with four tubers from a single stem, digs and compares blocks by vigor and uniformity, and tracks yield per foot or per acre over several years before final strain selection.
Hereford and polled cattle promise hornless future
The article traces the Hereford breed from Herefordshire England and notes hornless stock dominates the white face lineage in America. It cites 60 percent polled progeny from horned stock, credits early all-polled Herefords in Iowa, and predicts horned range cattle will become rare as breeders focus on polled lines across major beef breeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herefordshire
England
America
John Gammon
Iowa
Nature
Texas
Governors of Montana Territory and Early State Era
A historical survey of Montana governors and territorial leaders describes ministers and politicians who shaped the territory and early state governance. It lists figures like Tufts Ashley Potts Crosby Hauser Leslie and White, noting roles from consuls to railroad builders and a progression from territorial to state leadership.
Success on Farm Depends on Man in Dryland Montana
M L Wilson of Montana State College Extension details eight propositions from a farm survey in north central Montana. The plan stresses farmer adaptability, diversified living, wheat as cash crop, large acreages with cheap land, reduced labor via large teams and machinery, proper tillage and intercropping, building reserve for bad years, and dry land irrigation to secure 1 to 100 acre crops on half the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Wilson
Montana State College Extension Service
Montana
Montana Development Association
Wilson
Association
Governors and oath facts from early state leaders
A chronology lists tenures and oath status of lieutenant governors and pro tem leaders who sat in the governor's chair. It notes cases from 1908 to 1922 including Richards and Toole, Norris succession, and a 1908 constitutional ruling on oaths and quorum procedures.
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Baptist Church
United States
Tufts
New England
West
Territories
Nebraska
Legislative Assembly
Dakota
House of Representatives
Idaho
Lewiston
Montana Territory
James M. Ashley
Toledo
Ohio
Colorado
Arizona
Montana
Andrew Johnson
Helena
Virginia City
Ann Arbor
B. F. Potts
Grant
Hayes
Garfield
Arthur
Gov
J. S. Crosby
Florence
Italy
Northern Pacific
Independence Creek
Crosby
Arno
New York
B. Platt Carpenter
Duchess County
N. Y
Carpenter
Samuel T. Hauser
Territory
Cleveland
Leslie
Hauser
Kentucky
Benjamin F. White
Dillon
Harrison
William B. Webb
Anaconda
State
Senate
Joseph K. Toole
John Ezra Richards
Alexander C. Botkin
Robert Burns Smith
Archibald E. Spriggs
Joseph Kemp Toole
William M. Biggs
Frank G. Higgins
Edwin N. Norris
Arthur W. Miles
Edwin L. Norris
William R. Allen
Geo McCone
Ira L. Leighton
Sam Vernon Stewart
William W. McDowell
JA. R. Dearborn
J. M. Burlingame
East. Larson
Chas. H. Williams
Oseph M. Dixon
Nelson Story, Jr
O. H. Junod
Richards
Tom Reed
National House of Representatives
Federal Congress
Supreme Court
Toole
Norris
Best of Beans for Seed Selection and Disease Control
Missoula report notes Montana farmers should select clean seed from pods to avoid anthracnose and bacterial blight. Pick seed before threshing, inspect for specks, and thresh separately. Use clean seed on new ground when possible. rotation and clean seed are bean crop insurance. George L. Carpenter buys six million feet of lumber from forest service.
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Montana
Missoula
George L. Carpenter
Haugen
The
Forest Service
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Treasure State Farm and Livestock
Calgary, Alberta
Extension Service
Heart OF the Valley
Hampshire
SWIRE
Tipton
Northwest
Hayes & Harter
H. BE Lake & CO. Brokers
Ford
Great Falls
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Blackfoot Land
Missoula, Mont
Montana Western Railway
Conrad
Williams
Pondera
Pondera County
Mont
Conrad Banking Co
Pondera Milk Products Company
Hampshires
American Hampshire
Charles O. Robinson
Charles O. Robinson & CO
Clay, Robinson & Co
Robinson
A. W. Thomas
Northwestern Range
New Brighton
South St. Paul
Hastings, Neb
Til
Koehler Co
Omaha
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