State Agricultural College reports on Montana tillage methods
Leading Montana farm page features expert articles from the State Agricultural College at Bozeman describing results of government funded experiments on tillage methods. The notices urge readers to file these articles for reference as state and federal funds support ongoing agricultural research.
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Montana
State Agricultural College
Bozeman
Department of Horticulture
Agricultural College
W. J. Butler
T. C. Power & Company
Helena
Montana cow Grace Koningen tops world dairy records
Grace Koningen, a Holstein Friesian cow at Montana State College, set a world 10 year milk production record with 32,293.7 pounds and butter 1,816 pounds for the year ending March 31, 1924. The Bozeman celebration crowned her world champion as officials report high quality and exceptional udder development.
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Grace Koningen
Montana State College
E. J. Hasberude
State College Dairy Department
M. H. Gardiner
Advanced Registry
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Bozeman
Gallatin Valley
Montana
Montana cow Grace Koningen sets milk records at college
Grace Koningen the Holstein cow achieved a world leading output during a seven day test averaging over 100 pounds of milk daily. She produced 721 pounds of milk and 36.22 pounds of butter in seven days and her best day yielded 113.4 pounds. Grace, shown at Midland Empire and Montana State fairs, is described as the top 10 year old milk producer in the world and a grand champion in multiple shows. Her keeper Charley Porter credits Grace rather than himself for the achievements.
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Grace Koningen
Montana State College
Nor& Koningen
Wisconsin Bess Chief
Spring Brook
Joseph Piedalue
Bozeman
Montana Holstein-Friesian Association
Hofstetter
Lewistown
McChord & Holloway
Grace
Montana
Ceretana Dairy Feed
Holstein-Friesian Association
Benton
Jere Sullivan
Fort Benton
J. Ross Pollock
Helena
Bismarck
Montana Territory
Benton Transportation. Company
James McGarry
Jno
Dauphin Rapids
Upper
Missouri
Miners Rush Through Walla Walla And Northwest Pageant Plans
The article traces early 1860s mining migration via Nez Perce guidance to the Clearwater and Walla Walla. It notes gold finds, a growing town’s rise, and large-scale mining transport networks. It previews an 8200-person pageant depicting Lewis and Clark, 1848 wagon trains, missions, and 1865 events with 80 000 attendees last year.
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Pierce
Clearwater River
Bassett
Walla Walla
California
Portland
Boise
Montana
Oregon
Chicago
San Francisco
Northwest
Helena
Columbia River
Montana Minera
Lewis and Clark
Indian Council
Isaac Stevens
Washington
Steptoe
Senate Passes Bill to Prevent Radio Monopoly
The senate approved legislation aimed at stopping a single entity from monopolizing radio communications. The measure seeks to promote competition and protect public access to radio services.
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Washington
Senate
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