Treasure State stockmen plan Billings convention and Hereford sale
The Treasure State Farm and Livestock Stockmen's Convention will be held April 20 and 21 in Billings after a Great Falls dedication on April 19. The Montana Hereford Breeders' Association will conduct an 184 head sale, featuring 56 cows and 78 bulls from Montana ranches, with George B. Franks as sales manager and Cols P. M. Gross and C. N. Moore as auctioneers.
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Great Falls
Billings
Head of Choice
A. B. Cook
Townsend
Elk Run Ranch
Highwood
T. W. Yates
Fishtail
George B. Franks
Cardwell
F. H. Wilcomb
L. Chatterton
Wales Ranch
Spion Kop
Montana Live Stock Pavilion Company of
Stewart
Shirley
Ford
Great Falls National Bank
Elk Run
Highwood Mountains
W. L. Velie
Moline
Ill
American
Hereford Breeders
Mr. Robinson
Los Angeles
Pavilion Company
Robinson
Helena
Montana Stock Growers Convention and Livestock Pavilion
The 35th annual Montana Stock Growers Association convention and the Great Falls livestock sales pavilion are linked by a shared dedication event. The pair of gatherings marks a joint expansion of regional agricultural activities and networking opportunities for ranchers and industry members.
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Great Falls
Montana Stock, Growers’ Association
Train to Billings Special for Stockmen Reservations
Go to the Power City together as passengers on the special train to Billings. Stockmen should write to H F Lee at the Commercial National Bank in Great Falls to reserve berths well before the 19th. Montana farmers planning field or grain seed growth should contact the T C Power Co in Helena for guidance.
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Billings
H. F. Lee
Commercial National Bank
Great Falls
Montana
T. C. Power Co
Helena
Mont
Montana ranchers urged to boost forage crops this year
Secretary of Agriculture and Publicity urges Montana stockmen to increase forage and fodder crops to meet next winter's needs. Montana farmers paid 30 million dollars for feed in six months ending March 1 1920, as compiled by State Commissioner Chas D Greenfield.
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Secretary of Agriculture and Publicity
Montana
Chas. D. Greenfield
Idaho
Montana Farmers Urged to Grow Hay and Fodder Crops
The article warns that post April 1 1920 import restrictions on alfalfa from Idaho to Montana could worsen home grown feed shortages. It argues farmers should plant more hay and fodder this year to prevent further animal seed shortages and repeat past shortages in Montana.
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Idaho
Montana
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