Deep Waterway Plan Seen Benefiting Montana and Nation
The St. Lawrence deep waterway proposal gains broad support from Montana and the West, with estimates of ten to twelve cents extra per bushel for wheat if completed. Advocates argue regional boosts to agriculture and industry, reduced freight costs, and hydroelectric power totaling about 1.5 million horsepower, funded by U.S. and Canada.
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St. Lawrence Deep Waterway
Missoulian
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Congress
International Commission
Rocky Mountain News
New York
Commission
Panama Canal
United States
Canada
Appalachian Range
Rockies
Montana as a wildlife preserve and hunting policy
W. M. Rush argues Montana can become a leading game state by exterminating predators, protecting refuges, and enforcing scientific laws. He details open seasons, buck laws, refuges, and risks to goats, sheep, antelope, and bears, urging coordinated state action to sustain game for hunters and economy.
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Union
Sun River
United States
New Mexico
Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming
Lewis and Clark Forest
Glacier National Park
Continental Divide
Idaho
Asia
California
Louisiania
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
Prairia
Dairies Could Aid Dry Montana Farmers Say Ontario Expert
L. R. Taggert of Ontario told Helena officials that dairying will elevate Montana to Wisconsin and Minnesota status. He said dairying stabilizes farm revenue, fills seasonal gaps, and requires common sense plus periodic investment. He noted eastern Canadian fairs highlight the industry and that Renfrew Machinery cream separators will be distributed in Montana by T. C. Power and company.
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Montana
L. R. Taggert
Ontario
Helena
T. C. Power and Company
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Canada
Mr. Taggert
Taggert
Toronto
Ottawa
Renfrew Machinery Company of Ontario
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Harness care boosts farm profits and lifespans
Officials urge cleaning and oiling leather goods to extend life and cut costs. Properly cared for harness can last 20 years or more, belts should be heavy and well fitted, and regular washing followed by light oiling reduces waste and maintenance bills.
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Department
of Agriculture
United States
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ST. Lawrence River
W. M. Rush
Lewis and Clark National Forest
Apectes
Montana Life Insurance CO
Home Office
Helena, Montana
Liberty and Victory Bonds
Colorado
Utah
Oregon
HR Cunningham
Mgr
Heleis
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