Old roan cow described with branding on left ribs
1920 entry notes a single roan cow described as aged with a brand on the left rib cage. The terse account lists no additional details such as owner, origin, or value.
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Newspaper
Choteau Montanan
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1920
Page
4
1920 entry notes a single roan cow described as aged with a brand on the left rib cage. The terse account lists no additional details such as owner, origin, or value.
The agricultural appropriation bill rider will release six thousand Montana farmers from debts totaling about 1.949 million dollars. Congressman Carl W. Riddick states the measure cancels notes secured by liens on crops grown with seed purchased under wartime loan programs and applies once law is enacted.
Montana farmers report excellent moisture across 20 counties for the week ending May 1 but wet soils delay field work by one to three weeks. Cold weather slows grass growth and range improvement, while late season and high labor costs reduce expected acreage. Winter kill observed in alfalfa in some counties. wheat losses minimal. Farmers plan to seed more flax and cut wheat acreage accordingly.
The Musical club organized choral concert last Saturday drew near seventy voices under Prof Keyes. Solo performances by Keyes, Babcock, Blake and a Keyes Claudon duet earned hearty applause and uplifting praise from The Fairfield Times.
City council warns all dog owners that if license tax is not paid by June 15 the council intends to order destruction of every dog within the city limits. Taxes payable at City Treasurer office at the First National Bank after May 1. No solicitations will be made. By order of the city council John W. Hall clerk.
Result of the last eighth grade exam lists students earning high school diplomas: Frances Klockler and others from Fairfield, Choteau and Farmington. Also rental land offering near Dutton and note of Louise Willis leaving for a teaching position in Scobey after a Farmington visit.
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