New Montana Fruit and Nursery Inspect System Adopted
Montana announces a new fruit and nursery stock inspection plan managed by the Department of Agriculture. Inspections occur at Butte, Missoula, Whitefish, Helena, or Cut Bank with salaried and fee inspectors, effective October 12, aiming to bar diseased fruit and enforce state standards.
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State Department of Agriculture
Montana
Butte
Missoula
Helena
Cut Bank
Chester C. Davis
Davis
William L. Shovell
J. A. Fossum
Oregon
Great Northern
Whitefish
Commissioner of Agriculture
Seventeenth Legislative Assembly
Waybill
Division of
Division of Horticulture
Mont
Montana Reduces Grain Handling Charges Across Elevators
Montana commissioners cut grain handling rates for wheat barley and rye from four to two and one half cents per bushel and oats from four to two cents with flax from six to four. New rates take effect Oct 10 and may be reviewed July 1 1922. Storage charges unchanged.
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Montana
Chester C. Davis
Agriculture, Labor and Industry
John M. Davis
Department of Agriculture
Capitol
Davis
Minnesota
North Dakota
Canada
Care in Shipping Hay and Billing Practices
Careful billing and accurate invoices reduce delays and losses in hay shipments. Follow consignee instructions, list inspection points, forward bills promptly, and specify car, date, weight, bales, grade, and price. Ensure routing clarity, reconsignments if needed, and direct drafts to consignee to avoid demurrage and losses.
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Consignee
Farm management four key factors determine profitability
The article outlines four core factors for farm success: size of business, crop yield, returns from livestock, and labor efficiency. It explains how each factor affects profit, notes the impact of weather and soil, and advises analyzing a farm like a business to cut costs and boost output.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Northwest
Noted Oil Driller Cy Hurd Killed in Auto Crash
Cy Hurd, the noted oil driller who completed the first producing well in Montana Devils Basin, died from injuries after an automobile accident between Shelby and Kevin. He was about 45, survived by a wife and child, and had drilled in Kevin Roundup and Cat Creek areas.
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Cy Hurd
Montana
Shelby
Kevin
Hurd
Devils Basin
Campbell
van Duren
Roundup
Cat Creek
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