Treasure State farmers save land from loss by conserving soil
Montana farmers face large soil erosion as spring rains wash vast soil from fields into rivers and streams. The piece urges drainage and increased organic matter to boost water holding capacity, reducing runoff and preserving soil nutrients for future crops.
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Montana
Mississippi
Remarkable Hereford Sale at Billings Promises Big Stock Lot
The Montana Hereford Breeders Association stages its second annual sale in Billings on April 21, 1920, offering 134 head from 23 Montana herds. Bulls, cows and heifers with calves at foot mix with two college entries and ranch consignments, aiming to attract both small buyers and large ranch operations.
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Montana Hereford Breeders’ Association
Billings
Montana
Montana State College
Bozeman
Panama
Cuba
Th College
Gallatin
George L. Upton
Lewistown
Gudgell & Simpson
Grandview
Hal B. Ives
Helena
Elk Run
Highwood
W. L. Welie
Shirley S. Ford
Frank Leddingham
J. D. Miles
Livingston
Bonnie Brae
Miles
Northwest
Beau Carlos
Cook
Beaufarlos
Wallis Huidekoper
Wallis
C. N. Arnett
Bright Rupert
Bright Lord
Wallis Archer
Lester H. Thompson
Mont
Red Cross
Beau Percival
Little Missouri
Beau Randolph
Domino
L. Chatterton
Spion Kop
Clean Hogs Health Tips From Precautions on Feed and Floors
Safe precautions are urged to keep hog cholera away. Maintain clean bed, food, and water, reduce visitors, and vaccinate. dirt floors create dust carrying germs. Remove dust or soak it then dampen with slack lime. replace with coal ash floors and fresh bedding.
Blankenship Out on Bond in Big Horn Case
Charles C. Blankenship of Big Horn is released on bond after involvement in an ongoing legal matter. Court records indicate standard bail terms set pending further proceedings.
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Walden
N. Y
Crow Reservation
Hardin
Blankenship
Bond
Charles C. Blankenship
Big Horn
Dairying Best on Western Montana Timbered Lands
Dairying suits western Montana timbered sections where land can become pasture cheaply. Cattle provide strong profit without stump removal if enough acreage is plowed for winter feed. Hogs poultry, fruits berries garden truck and crops like grain clover timothy potatoes and roots also do well.
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Montana
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