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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1921
Page
2
Farmers should perform annual inventories to gauge progress and protect financial health. Start before field work, itemize assets and debts, classify as physical or financial, and sum values per page to reach a grand total for the farm.
Commissioner C. C. Davis argues Montana must build permanent agriculture around farm home units. He notes poultry and eggs provide steadier value than wheat, cites a one third share of annual farm income from poultry and eggs, and urges improved marketing and credit to farm women for sanitary homes and stock.
President O'Shea of the Spokane federal farm loan bank says the bank will loan about 1 million dollars monthly to farmers in Montana, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington, dividing the funds four ways. He notes loans must meet the farm loan act and cannot serve as a general relief institution. Senator Stanfield urges 5 million monthly to prevent bankruptcies among northwestern farmers.
The Conrad buffalo herd, founded by C. K. Conrad in 1902 from 28 head of the Allard herd, was sold to Gibson Brothers of Yakima Washington. About 90 animals shipped to Washington while the rest were slaughtered for holiday trade and shipping to eastern markets. Mrs Alicia D. Conrad executrix of the C. E. Conrad estate said the herd is being relinquished as settlement nears and heirs cannot carry on.
A damaged snippet discusses the survival of species and the need for individuals to carry on propagation and perpetuation work to prevent extinction. The text hints at responsibilities for maintaining lineage and ecological balance.
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