Montana Coal Output Rises In 1906 Despite Shifts
The United States Geological Survey reports Montana coal production in 1906 rose to 1,829,921 short tons valued at $3,240,359 up from 1905. Employment grew to 2,304 miners while machine mining accounted for over half the output. Fields include Bull Mountain and Clark Fork with varied coal types from lignite to bituminous.
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Washington
United States Geological Survey
Montana
Colorado
New Mexico
Utah
Mississippi River
Kentucky
West Virginia
Clark Fork
Yellowstone
Sweetgrass Counties
Carbon County
Rocky Bark
Trail Creek
Park and
Gallatin
Bozeman
Livingston
Yellowstone National Park
West Gallatin
Ruby Valley
Toaton
Smith River
Belt
Great Falla
Cottonwood
Cascade County
Soldier Pay in U.S. Army Lags Behind Foreign Nations
A federal report argues U S military wages are far lower than those in Canada Cuba and other countries. It contends low pay fuels desertions and that Congress should raise officer and enlisted pay from levels fixed over fifty years ago.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Congress
United States
Canada
Cuba
New York
America
A New Hybrid Wheat For Inland Empire
The Washington State College Experiment Station reports four years of work evolving a linestem and turkey red wheat hybrid. It aims to grow well in Inland Empire districts while lacking turkey red beards. Professor Lawrence questions universal adaptability across wheat districts.
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Washington—State—College Experiment Station
Inland Empire
Lawrence
Datles
For Sale: Young Herkshire Boars and Percheron Stallions
For sale three young Herkshire boars eligible for registration and several young Percheron stallions, all registered. MACDOOGALL & GOSMAN, on imnbime, Mont.
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Macdoogall & Gosman
Imnbime
Mont
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