Montana Cattle Industry Expands Despite Smaller Herds
Montana, once famed for vast cattle herds, shifts to many smaller herds as homesteaders arrive. 1916 sees 283,101 more cattle than 1915, with higher values, while imports grow and vaccination rises. State efforts by the livestock sanitary board emphasize disease prevention and improved herd health, boosting Montana’s standing in the livestock market.
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Montana
W. J. Butler
Montana Livestock Sanitary Board
Diana
W. D. Raymond
State Board of Stock Commissioners
Cattle
Northwest
Willam J. Butler
State Board
Helena
Helena Officials Map Federal Aid for State Highways
George R. Metlen, secretary of the state highway commission, informs county commissioners of requirements to obtain forest road funds. Montana counties agreeing to meet federal law include Phillips, Beaverhead, Park, Yellowstone, Deer Lodge, Ravalli, Mineral, Custer, Gallatin, Musselshell, Silver Bow, Madison and Jefferson. Of Montana’s allotted funds, 69000 dollars go to national forests with the rest spent on five projects two of which are near Dillon and Miles City.
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George R. Metlen
State Highway Commission
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Park
Yellowstone
Deer Lodge
Ravalli
Mineral
Custer
Gallatin
Musselshell
Silver Bow
Madison
Jefferson
Montana
National
Dillon
Miles City
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