Treasure State farm and livestock purebred sales in Great Falls
Two purebred sales set for May 18 and May 30 at the Montana Livestock pavilion in Great Falls under state associations. The May 18 Shorthorn sale includes 50 head with over half females, while May 30 features the Shereford group. Forty nine registered bulls and nine heifers will be offered, with numerous named consignors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Montana Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
Montana Shereford Breeders’ Association
Montana Livestock Pavilion
Carl E. Axtell
Salesville
Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
Ing
Ezra Alson
Botewan
Carl Axtell
Salesvile
W. T. Beaumont
Deer Lodge
Elmer T. Johnson
Livingston
Gray P. Keene
Canton
W. J. Minor
Fort Benton
J. C. Price
Conrad
A. H. Sales
Sexsmith Ranch
Hobson
Willis Wilcox
EE. A. Wilson
Moore
Crop prospects on high line brightest in years
Northern Montana reports show favorable spring conditions with 150000 acres of spring wheat and 30000 bushels of oats expected. Winter wheat and rye are in good shape. seed loans influence sowing, with varying acreages across towns like Kremlin Gildford Hingham Rudyard Inverness Joplin Chester Devon Shelby Virden Ethridge Cut Bank Galata Lothair and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Hill County
Kremlin
Gildford
Hingham
Rudyard
Inverness
Joplin
Chester
Devon
Dunkirk
Shelby
Virden
Ethridge
Cut Bank
Galata
Lothair
Oil Production in Cat Creek Field March Output
Cat Creek field March production aligned with average. Total through Mutual Oil pipeline to Winnett reached 146 507 barrels, with 118 591 barrels from Mutual’s well. Various dispatches to Midwest Refining, Arrow Refining, Lewistown Refining, Montana Refining, Weowna Refining, and others. Field crude priced at $1.90 per barrel. Montana Independent Pipe Line not in operation in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cat Creek
State Railroad Commission
Mutual Oil Company
Winnett
Mutual
Midwest Refining Company
Greybull
Wyo
Midwest Refining
Billings
Weowna Refining Company
Co. W. Hart
Hedgesville
Optimistic vice president of the Northern Pacific speaks in Billings
The vice president John M. Rapelje of the Northern Pacific railroad says business is steadily improving while touring the system. He notes Montana’s recovery, expects heavy summer passenger traffic, and mentions planned maintenance spending. A separate court verdict awarded Raphael Ballejo $4,500 in a suit against rancher W. C. Codette for injuries in 1920.
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John M. Rapelje
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Billings
St. Paul
Rapelje
Sharode
Dan C. Pettibone
Northern Pacific System
Order of Railway Conductors
Montana
Mr. Rapelje
Northern Pacific
Idaho
Washington
Rabelje
W. C. Codette
Glacier County
Raphael I. Ballejo
Ballejo
Codette
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Treasure State Farm and Livestock
Rugged
L. Chatterton
Spion Kop
A. B. Cook
Townsend
Elk Run Ranch
Highwood
O. Lund
J. A. McCann
Culbertson
Montana State College
W. F. Shirley
Belt
George B. Franks
Cardwell
Earl Gartin
Edmonson
E. E. Edmonson
Lapeyre
Third St
South
The
Railroad Commission
Montana Independent Pipe Line Company
the N. P
Mike
Cutter Laboratory
Berkeley
U.S
California
Henningsen Company
Herringsen Company
Butte, Mont
Corona
T. J. Hocking
Glasgow
Free Hampshire
American Hampshire Swine Record Association
E. C. Stone
Sec
Dept
Peoria
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