Montana Leads Mountain States In Farm Growth From 1910 to 1920
The 1920 census shows Montana rising from 26 214 farms to 57 677, the largest decade increase among mountain states. Idaho is second, New Mexico declines, while Nevada Arizona and Wyoming show little change. Native white farmers grow from 18 165 to 41 051. foreign born white farmers rise to 15 563. The number of colored farmers drops slightly. Three states list only one celestial follower of the plow.
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Montana
Department of Commerce
Idaho
Gem
New Mexico
Nevada
Arizona
Wyoming
New cereals tested in Cascade County farm bureau trials
Cascade County farm bureau conducts demonstrations of new grains and grasses with data comparing plots to community crops. Highlights include Great Northern navy beans, Trebi barley with high yields, Hannchen barley, Peliss wheat, three oat varieties Victory New Market Swedish Select, Kharkov winter wheat, and hubam clover with growth up to nine feet under ideal lime and bacteria conditions.
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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
W. H. H. Conklin
Portage
Victory
Canada
Vialda
S. S. Robins
Fort Shaw
J. K. Hill
Simms
A. T. James
Montana
C. al. Campbell
Great Falls
Andrew Fink
Iowa Experiment Station
United States
Infant and Wolf Encounter Shocks Montana Ranch Family
Five year old Sarah Paulson played near home on a Miles City area ranch when she hugged a gray wolf. Her mother, armed with a Winchester, rushed to protect the child as the wolf snarled and then fled. The baby was unhurt, though the scene prompted alarm and questions about the animal’s behavior.
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Sarah Paulson
Charles Paulson
Rock Springs
Miles City
Paulson
Shep
Sarah
Mrs. Paulson
Montana Oil Outlook Boosted By 54 Producing Wells
San Francisco Examiner notes Montana oil growth with 54 producing wells and 5 000 barrels daily. Cat Creek leads with 50 wells, Devil's Basin and Soap Creek with two each. Soap Creek tops initial outputs at 1 800 barrels daily, while Cat Creek wells run near 100. Oil quality shows lubricants and illuminating fractions. wildcatting continues amid price dips.
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Soap Creek
Financial Department
The
San Francisco Examiner
Montana
Denis Donohue
Donohue
California
Cat Creek
Devil's Basin
Devil’s Basin
Western States Oil and and Company
Standard Oil
Cat’Creek
America
Student Rides Bicycle from New York to California
Robert Brown, 19, travels by bicycle from New York City to California to attend Leland Stanford University. He left May 23, rode about 100 miles daily, pausing in St Paul to visit a sister, and faced rough eastern Montana roads and 106 degree South Dakota heat. He carries a poncho a blanket a cooking outfit and a camera.
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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
Reyee
Young Brown
Montana
South Dakota
Carnation Milk Promotes Camping Convenience and Purity
Carnation evaporated milk offers an all year supply for campers and families in Montana. It is double rich, shelf-stable, and can be used directly or diluted for whole milk. The ad touts portability, economy, and a booklet of 100 recipes from Carnation Milk Products Co. Seattle.
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Montana
Carnation Milk Products Co
Seattle
Alberta Cattle to Scotland Experiment in Trade Mission
Four carloads of fattened beef steers selected by Alberta minister Duncan Marshall arrived in Glasgow after a 10 day hold before slaughter. The shipment aimed to showcase Alberta cattle to British stockmen and study transport costs and price comparisons with older Scottish steers. The cattle reportedly traveled well and fetched high prices, signaling a favorable reception.
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Duncan Marshall
Alberta
Glasgow
Scotland
Great Britain
License Law in Effect for Montana Brokers
The new state licensing law for real estate brokers became effective last week. Deputy commissioner W. S. Hosking estimates about 1,000 Montanans will pay a $10 annual fee. About 25 applications were received on the first day. Penalties for noncompliance run up to $600.
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W. S. Hosking
George P. Porter
Montana
Record Wheat Acreage in Canada Reaches New High
Canada sows 18,654,100 acres of wheat this season, up about 500,000 from 1920, setting a new national record. Fall wheat accounts for 709,100 acres while spring wheat totals 17,945,000 acres.
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Dominion of Canada
Camp Cookery And Dairy Based Quick Recipes
Quick guide to camp friendly meals using Carnation Milk includes chalking up chocolate cup treats with hot water, biscuit dough with flour milk and butter, chipped beef with milk sauce for toast, and a simple white sauce for vegetables. Emphasizes rapid mixing, hot oven, and rich flavors.
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Treasure State Farm and Livestock
Philipsburg
Cascade Farm Bureau
Granite County
Granite
Grante
Stone Hope
Marine Co
Chicago
USA
Nordyke & Marmon
Silver Creek
Great Falls, Montana
Greenacres
Wash
Northwest
Butte
Henningsen Produce CO
Butte, Montana
E. A. Phillips
State Livestock Commission
Recorder Marks and Brands
Helena
Carnation Biscuits
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