Reseed Land With Native Grass to Restore Pasture in MT
Montana agricultural officials plan a Fort Assinniboine experiment to reseed lands broken for grain into pasture. C. N. Arnett leads the study, testing grasses and feeding programs while expanding a Hereford herd and adding milking shorthorns.
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Fort Assinniboine
Havre
C. N. Arnett
State College
Bozeman
Arnett
Montana
Agricultural College
Assinniboine
Gallatin County
Linfield
George Morgan
A. B. Baker
Baker
The
Cuticura Talcum Featured In Toilet Requisites Ad
An advertisement touts Cuticura talcum as a scented powder for face skin baby and dusting use. It promotes the Cuticura trio Soup Ointment and Nalcum at 25 cents each as reliable essentials available widely.
Lloyd George Aims for Russia Recognition at Genoa Conference
Premier Lloyd George pledges to press for political and commercial recognition of Russia at the Genoa conference, seeking a formal diplomatic stance and economic ties with the Soviet regime.
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Lloyd George
Russia
Genoa
Wheat market may show small carryover after tight world supply
An analysis of March wheat figures shows farm and visible supply at 172.414 million bushels versus a 10 year average of 209.478 million. Domestic and export disappearances exceed the average, and a small carryover is projected with exports likely to fall short of the long term average.
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Department of Agriculture
Trap Nest Used To Raise Quality In Poultry Flocks
Agricultural guidance promotes trap nests to improve egg production and cull non productive hens. It details three compartment designs, placement options, and step by step construction with precise measurements and maintenance tips for breeders aiming at higher flock quality.
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Department of Agriculture
Farm conditions improving says state investigator
Northern and eastern Montana farmers show rapid improvement says Charles B. Wickland state land investigator for the state board of equalization. He says many tried to farm too many acres, losses were heavy but better times and smaller crops are expected now with rising optimism.
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Montana
Charles B. Wickland
State Board of Equalization
Wickland
State Board
Uncle Sam Hampton the revivalist of Montana farming
Samuel Hampton known as Uncle Sam is a towering Garfield County farmer and revivalist who travels Montana delivering extension talks on community action. He blends farming life with Bible rooted lectures urging cooperation, women's roles, and local ties to strengthen rural life.
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Garfield County
Hampton
Samuel
Montana
Uncle Sam
Montana Extension Service
State College
Bozeman
Sam
College
Columbia
S. J. Hampton
Great Falls
America
Egypt
Jesus
Kingdom of Heaven
Earth
Theories on Social Psychology and Uncle Sam Epigrams
The excerpt discusses social psychology and public spirit with quotes about mechanical justice. It recalls Uncle Sam provoking laughter with political epigrams and a joke about a woman seeking a male water sheep, prompting a college misinterpretation resolved as a hydraulic ram.
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Sam
Uncle Sam
Irrigation Boosts Colorado Land Value Across 65 000 Acres
Federal report shows irrigation doubled land value from 275000 to eight million dollars, expanding Colorado acreage productivity and investment appeal.
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Colorado
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First Avenue
Spokane
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Havre, Montana
Hampshires
Ee Hampshires
Hampshire
American Hampshire Swine Record Association
E. C. Stone
Sec
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Peoria
Rawhide Rawlins Stories
Charles M. Russell
Montana Newspaper. Association
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Charles M. Russele
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