How Montana Is Held Back By Federal Land Policies
The article notes Montana spans 146000 square miles with only about half usable. It cites 202, etc. The piece details 20389696 acres in national forests, 16500000 unsurveyed public domain, 6695108 acres in Indian reservations, and additional lands withdrawn from entry. It discusses efforts by Governor Norris and state officials to push surveys and open Crow and Blackfeet reservations, highlighting minimal action at the federal level to release lands for agriculture.
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Montana
Union
Norris
Henry Neill
Washington
Blackfeet
Clipping Farm Horses Widely Endorsed in Spring Practice
Farmers report clipping horses in early spring for health and work readiness. A short coat dries faster, reduces cold risk, eases cleaning, and improves appearance. Authorities generally support clipping as horses shift from winter rest to heavy spring labor.
Meat Boycott Sways Cattle Feeder Protests Explained
A Helena Record summary notes two sides to the meat boycott with feeders opposing the campaign. It quotes a Illinois feeder arguing high costs and low packer margins shape prices, while buyers and packers push back. The piece cites beef price declines after antitrust probes and describes the feeder's view of profits and risks in fattening cattle for market.
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Chicago
Yemen
Becays
Murda
Helena
Apples and Spuds Sales Room Opposite Depot Dillon
N S Wood first class printing Examiner notes a sales room for apples and potatoes located directly opposite the passenger depot in Dillon Montana.
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Dillon
Montana
Gete
N.S. Wood
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the Examiner
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Oregon
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Idaho Main Line
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W. G. Jones
Howard Ave
Utica
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