Montana Leads In Farm Growth 1910 to 1920 Census
A Department of Commerce report shows Montana rising from 26 214 farms in 1910 to 57 677 in 1920, the fastest growth among mountain states. Native white farmers grow from 18 165 to 41 051, foreign born white farmers from 6 853 to 15 563, while colored farmers decline slightly. Idaho ranks second but trails by more than 10 000 farms.
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Montana
Department of Commerce
Idaho
Gem
New Mexico
Nevada
Arizona
Wyoming
Roller Mill For Sale In Montana
One Nordyke Marmon three pair high six roller oil mill with capacity forty bushels per hour. Includes Silver Creek grain cleaner wire rope indicator distributing spout two wood heads two wood boots two sets elevator buckets and chains. Complete grain cleaning distributing and grinding equipment except power. Great Falls Montana BE. L. Vineyard.
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Nordyke & Marmon
Silver Creek
BE. L. Vineyard
Great Falls
Montana
New Cereals Tried In Cascade County Demonstrations
Cascade county farm bureau conducts field demonstrations of Great Northern navy beans Trebi and Hannchen barleys Peliss wheat and three oat varieties Victory New Market and Swedish Select. Trials compare plot yields to community averages with seed sources and quint plantings. farmers plan a July demonstration tour.
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Cascade County
Farm Bureau
MacSpadden
Great Northern Navy
John Morton
Craig
Storm
C. M. Storm
Vaughn
J. C. Steynera
Stockett
Ben Sutton
Cascade
H. H. Conklin
Portage
Marquis
Victory
Canada
Vialda
Robins
Fort Shaw
J. K. Hill
Simms
A. T. James
Cascace
Old Philipsburg Better Than Ever
Philipsburg rises as a sturdy mining town, weathering the 1893 panic and wartime manganese era. The city leverages agriculture and local industry to grow, with new courthouses, schools, homes, and a resilient Granite County economy.
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Old Philipsburg
Granite County
Montana
Granite
Philipsburg
Stone Hope
Montana Oil Field Production Rising Amid Geographic Promise
The San Francisco Examiner notes Montana oil's rapid growth, with 54 producing wells yielding about 5 000 barrels daily across Cat Creek Devil's Basin and Soap Creek. A 1 800 barrel Soap Creek well boosts output, while geology suggests oil in over 50 locations. High lubricating and illuminating oil content marks value. Wild catting persists despite price cuts.
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Soap Creek
Financial Department
The
San Francisco Examiner
Montana
Denis Donohue
Donohue
California
Cat Creek
Devil’s Basin
Western States Oil and and Company
Standard Oil
Cat’ Creek
Devil’ 8
America
Student bicycle trek from New York to California headline
Robert Brown, 19, rode from New York City to California to attend Leland Stanford University. He left May 23, stopped briefly in St Paul to visit a sister, averages nearly 100 miles daily, and faced extreme heat in South Dakota and rough eastern Montana roads. He carries minimal gear and plans engineering studies at Stanford, where his father Bolton Brown once headed the art department.
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Robert Brown
Missoula
New York City
California
Mr. Brown
Leland Stanford University
New York
St. Paul
Robert
Phillips-Exeter Academy
Leland Stanford
Bolton Brown
Young Brown
Montana
South Dakota
Carnation Milk Proves Handy for Outdoor Lovers
Carnation evaporated milk is promoted as a dependable outdoor staple for campers, hunters, and travelers in Montana. It stays fresh unopened, can be diluted for regular milk, and provides rich flavors for camp dishes and home meals. The ad invites readers to request a booklet of over 100 recipes from Carnation Milk Products Co. Seattle.
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Montana
Carnation Milk Products Co
Seattle
Alberta Cattle to Scotland Demonstrates Quality and Transport Cost
Four carloads of fattened Alberta beef steers selected by Alberta minister Duncan Marshall arrived in Glasgow after a 10 day hold. They withstood the voyage well and brought high prices. The shipment aims to display cattle quality to British stockmen and to compare transport costs with old country steers of varying ages and weights.
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Duncan Marshall
Alberta
Glasgow
Scotland
Great Britain
Licensing Real Estate Brokers Goes Into Effect
A new Montana law licensing real estate brokers became effective last week. Deputy Commissioner W. S. Hosking, under State Auditor George P. Porter, estimates about 1,000 persons will be required to pay a $10 annual fee. About 25 applications were filed on the first day. The law sets a penalty of up to $600 for noncompliance.
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W. S. Hosking
George P. Porter
Montana
Dominion wheat acreage hits new record at 18.65 million
Canada sows a record 18,654,100 acres of wheat this season, up about 500,000 from 1920. Fair wheat covers 709,100 acres while spring wheat accounts for 17,945,000 acres, marking a peak in Dominion farming.
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Dominion of Canada
Camp Cookery Ideas for Camp Chocolate Mix and Biscuits
A craft of simple camp recipes using Carnation Milk. Includes chocolate cup mix with boiling water, milk, and sugar. quick biscuits with flour baking powder and butter. chipped beef with butter and Carnation Milk sauce. and a light white sauce for vegetables.
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Treasure State Farm and Livestock
Marina Co
Chicago
Cascade Farm Bureau
C. H. Campbell
Andrew Fink
Iowa Experiment Station
United States
Greenacres
Northwest
Butte
Henningsen Produce CO
Butte, Montana
E. A. Phillips
State Livestock Commission
Recorder Marks and Brands
Helena
Sarah Paulson
Charles Paulson
Rock Springs
Miles City
Paulson
Shep
Sarah
Mrs. Paulson
Tat
Carnation Biscuits
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