Night at the Old Antlers Set for Butte Stockmen Meet
Silver Bow club hosts a one night recreation of the Antlers hotel as part of the Montana Livestock Association convention in Butte April 18 and 19. The event features entertainment, no speeches, and admission by membership card.
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Antlers
Miles City
Montana
Butte
Montana Livestock Association
Silver Bow Club
Old Antlers
Washoe
Anaconda
Dry roomy hen houses keep poultry healthy and productive
The text outlines features for healthy poultry housing including ample air without drafts, dryness, sunlight, and space. It discusses colony vs intense plans, flock sizes from 30 to 150, costs per head, roof pitch, roost placement, nest arrangements, and the use of trap nests with reference to Farmers Bulletin No. 682 for breeding tools.
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Maine
Texas
California
Farmers’ Bulletin
Division of Publications
Department of Agriculture
Big Gold Strike Near Basin at Katie Mine
A two foot vein on the 400 level of the Katie mine at Basin reportedly yields virgin gold worth about 50 000 dollars per ton. Three carloads of ore could finance the project as men sample the vein and consider mill construction. About 50 workers are employed with more to be hired as dewatering advances and four or five engineers inspect the site.
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Basin
Katie
James
Charles Glass
Hope and Katie
Montana summer tillage clubs form 66 groups
Hardy W. Campbell of the Montana Development Association announces a letter series to farmer members on correct summer tillage for Montana arid regions. The program supports free access to instruction, with field men promoting club organization and a statewide farming experiment attracting prizes worth thousands of dollars.
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Hardy W. Campbell
Montana Development Association
Billings
Montana
Sheepman predicts bright future for Montana business
David Rea of Billings says mutton may become a favorite meat as demand rises and prices stay high. He notes buyers favor lamb, Montana sheep range is healthy, wool buying may wait until shearing with consignment likely, and lower interest rates could help producers pursue higher wool prices.
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David Rea
Billings
Rea
Chicago
Montana
Boston
Corn crops expand across Montana counties this year
In Phillips County nearly 10,000 acres of certified Northwestern Dent corn were grown last year and seed supplies remain ample. State agent J. C. Taylor notes eastern Montana counties expect rapid expansion, with Phillips County targeting over 20,000 acres as farm bureaus push broader corn planting from Canada to Wyoming. Roosevelt County involves 100 boys planting five acres each to demonstrate the crop.
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Phillips County
Montana
J. C. Taylor
Bozeman
Taylor
Yellowstone Valley
Canada
Wyoming
Dakota Line
Mountains
Philips County
Canadian Line
High Line
Yellowstone
Roosevelt County
Farm Bureau
Farmers mail 4800 seed selections across Richland County
In Richland County some 4800 farmers receive seed cards selecting three corn varieties Minnesota 13 northern dent and white Flint. Dawson County expects a 26 percent rise in corn acreage as farmers report adaptable varieties and seed supplies statewide.
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Richland County
Minnesota
Dent
Flint
Dawson County
Montana
My, Taylor
Girl Artist of Merit Exhibits Crayon Sketches in Miles City
Seventh grade pupil Little Virginia Schirmer displays eight crayon sketches in Miles City implying notable artistic talent at age thirteen. Local critics praise the drawings for detailed faithfulness and expressive quality, pleasing to seasoned judges.
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Little Virginia Schirmer
Miles City
Board toppled in Carbon County ouster action
District Judge A CO Spencers urged resignation as Commissioners J M Burnett and J B Convery faced ouster findings after a case accusing the board of depriving an official of office.
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Board of
Carbon County
J. M. Burnett
J. B. Convery
A. CO. Spencers
Hig
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St. Paul
Omaha
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Seattle
Portland
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Vyicks
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Farwell, Ozman, Kirk & CG
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Rawhide Rawlins Stories
Charles M. Russell
Montana Newspaper Association
Great Falls
Charles M. Hasselsay
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