Treasure State dairy meet in Great Falls program
Montana dairymen gather December 9 and 10 at the Rainbow Hotel and Stock Pavilion Great Falls with film showings on modern dairying and lectures by state leaders. Attendance expected 150 to 200 and officers named include Edes Tomson Kelley with arrangements led by G L Martin.
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Montana State Dairymen’s Association
Great Falls
Hotel Rainbow
Montana Dairymen
Missoula
F. E. MacSpadden
Cascade County
State Dairymen’s Association
Manfred Lilliford
Vaughn
J. T. Hart
Power
Harry B. Mitchell
Scott Leavitt
Toi Long Logan
Stevensville
R. Hayes Stewart
Poplar
W. D. McFarlane
Havre
Central Montana Milk Producers’ Association
Manfred Lilliefors
Montana
Charles Potter
Bozeman
Frank M. Edes
Hamilton
EK. L. Kelley
Kalispell
Walter E. Tomson
Montana Birds to Chicago Show In Special Car Trip
On November 26 a special car attached to Northern Pacific train No 4 carried two hundred Montana bred birds to the Chicago Coliseum Poultry Show December 1 to 6. Led by Chas D Greenfield and J D Veach, the exhibit costs about 1500 with support from Montana associations and city clubs. The event positions Montana breeders on a national stage and highlights poultry as a valued industry.
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Northern Pacific
Helena
Chicago
Chicago Coliseum
Chas. D. Greenfield
Montana
J. D. Veach
Montana State Poultry Association
Montana Farmer of
Great Falls
Butte
Bozeman
Kalispell
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
The Boy and the Farm Education and mobility empower rural balance
The article argues that upbringing on farms or in cities does not determine lifelong residence. It advocates free migration between urban and rural life to prevent narrow classes, improve happiness and productivity, and better align people with their best environment.
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Kelley-How-Thomson CO. Wholesale Hardware Dept
Duluth, Minn
Beaver Colony Takes Over Musselshell Fair Grounds
Roundup city council plans to work with county commissioners to trap beavers cutting shade trees at Musselshell county fair grounds and race track. The dam lies outside city limits and could threaten the river below waterworks. C A Spurling reported the beaver population growth and the council aims to secure a state trapping permit.
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Musselshell County
C. A. Spurling
Governor Stewart Weighs Harrisburg Trip Over Obregon Inauguration
Governor S W Stewart undecided between attending the annual governors conference in Harrisburg Pennsylvania December 1 to 3 or traveling to Mexico City for General Alvaro Obregon's inauguration November 30. He has attended many governors conferences and may choose the Harrisburg meeting, with Mexico invitation pending.
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S. W. Stewart
Harrisburg
Mexico City
Mexico
Alvaro Obregon
Stewart
Salt Lake
Yellowstone Park
Sportsmen of Montana Plan More Game Protection Laws
Montana Sportsmen's association seeks to depoliticize the state game department and fund license revenue strictly for propagating and protecting game. The executive committee, visiting Helena, reports growing club alignment with the plan, save Butte. Backing comes from the Russell Sage Foundation and the forestry service. delegates include M. S. Carpenter Belgrade secretary Glen A. Smith Missoula grazing supervisor E. A. Wiprud Livingston and Thomas Marlow Missoula.
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State Game Department
Montana Sportsmen’s Association
Helena
Butte
Russel Sage Foundation
Forestry Service
M. S. Carpenter
Belgrade
Glen A. Smith
Missoula
National Forest
E. A. Wiprud
Livingston
Thomas Marlow
Standard Corn Urged for State at Miles City Show
Corn growers at Miles City favor adoption of a Montana state standard for corn to be used in all future competitive exhibits. Exhibitors praise improved displays and urge the Montana State College agronomy department and Montana Seed Growers Association to establish and publicize the standard. Professor Ogaard notes Montana conditions demand different judging criteria than Chicago and supports strengthening the state show to aid local farmers.
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Miles City
Montana State. Com
Montana State
Agronomy Department
Montana State Colege
Montana Seed Growers
Montana Seed Growers’ Association
Montana
Ogaard
State Colege
Chicago
Iie
Huge potato crop raised in state yields soar
Montana reports a 4 910 000 bushel potato harvest this year up from 2 820 000 last year with 115 bushels per acre vs 60 previously. Apples tops 1 155 000 bushels and corn reaches a record 3 759 000. Flax more than doubles to 1 533 000. Weather favorable. hay plentiful. wool market weak with only 6 percent sold. Livestock conditions improve though sheep growers face demand shortfall.
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MontAna
F. W. Beier
United States Bureau of Crop Estimates
Main wins contract for ice house project at Emigrant Hat
The state game commission awarded George Main the contract to build an ice house, garage and tool house at the Emigrant Hat cherry property. Construction is expected to be completed in about 30 days.
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Manteca
Somers
Stagg:game Commission
George Main
Montana Range Rebounds In Ten-Year High Condition
Grazing examiner Glen A. Smith reports Montana range in best condition in a decade amid drought recovery and a strong seed crop signaling a better grass yield for 1921. Cattle shipments rise as state fish hatcheries release 39,647,700 fish across streams, per Brunson biennial report.
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Montana
Glen A. Smith
National Forests
Smith
J. H. Brunson
Anaconda
Hebgen Dam
Farmers Learn Best Corn For State Soils and Climate
The notice explains how selecting corn varieties suited to local soil and climate benefits harvests. It emphasizes agricultural guidance for farmers statewide to improve yields and adapt to regional conditions.
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Treasure State Farm and Livestock
Rainbow Hotel
Stock Pavilion
O. G. Willett
W. F. Cogswell
State Board of Health
Cogswell
Alberton
Mineral County
Philippines
Senator Willett
United States Public Health Service
Willett
Beaver
Postoffice
Wood & Safford Machine Works
Great Falls, Montana
Sportsmen OF
Carnation
Sean
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Blackfoot Land Development CO
Missoula, Mont
Hickory
Northwest
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