Treasure State Shorthorns Show Sale Planned At Billings
Montana Pure Bred Shorthorn Breeders announce a show and sale at Billings this year. Harry Summers notes rising cattle breeding in the state and urges pure breds as farmers adapt to changing range conditions. A committee will set show dates while the state fair dates moved to September 24 to 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Pure Bred
Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
Billings
Montana
Harry Summers
Bozemar
Mr. Summers
R. L. Bennett
Wilsall
C. B. Axtell
Salesville
Northwest
Summers
Maie P. H. Griffin
Drummond
Henry L. Miller
Home Park
Bozeman
Charles B. Anderson
A. W Nutting
Laurel
A. R. Deschamps
Missoula
Wheat in Montana Reports Hold Excellent Winter Condition
Reports from Montana and the northwest indicate excellent winter wheat condition with 94 percent rating on February 1. Snow cover since fall cushions against thaw and freeze risks in March and April, a period that previously caused yield reductions in some areas. A sharp, persistent bill collector analogy closes the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Northwest
Seed corn testing urged for Montana growers
The article stresses seed corn testing as essential in Montana due to a short growing season. It outlines two simple testers the sawdust box and the rag doll, detailing setup, step by step procedures, and how to read results to discard weak or dead ears before planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Gopher Anatomy and Burrowing Habits in Detail
An examination extols the gopher as highly adapted to underground life. It describes its short legs, small eyes, and strong front teeth used as a pick, with curved claws and bristled toe sides aiding digging and dirt management. The piece notes rapid jaw action, substantial earth displacement, and cheek pouches that carry plant material.
1 040 Acre Ranch Sold Near Deerfield
Fergus county commissioner E D Barney sold his 1 040 acre ranch near Deerfield to Harley Scovel for well over $20 000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Barney
Fergus County
Deerfield
Harley Scovel
Montana Livestock Grow th in Value Despite Fewer Head
Statistics show Montana's livestock values rose from 94.8 million in 1914 to 135.7 million in 1916 while head counts declined over 100 000. Milch cows rose from 104 000 to 148 000 and horses from 372 000 to 462 000, with sheep falling to 38 744 000 head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Charles D. Greenfield
Commissioner of Agriculture and Publicity
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Agricultural Department
Washington
Bureau
Farmers Ready for Enormous Postwar Demands says Gardener
President O F Gardner of the Colorado Farmers' congress tells delegates at Fort Collins Agricultural College that world hunger will rise after the war and farmers must boost production to meet unprecedented demands. He urges use of rural credits laws and government help, warns against overproduction, and calls for coordinated community units and better state and national planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Colorado Farmers
Congress
O. F. Gardner
Colorado Farmers’ Congress
The
Agricultural College
Fort Collins
Colo
Gardner
Colorado
United States
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The sentence suggests that even with unlimited gifts a wife might not desire them once received, implying dissatisfaction or misaligned expectations in material generosity.
Prosperity Tied to Agriculture Across Ninth District
Governor Theodore Wold of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis sends a telegram to the Montana Banker in Helena assuring that the current international crisis should not unsettle conservative bankers. He cites agricultural production in Minnesota the Dakotas and Montana valued at more than 540 million dollars annually and vows liquidity and readiness to support if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Wold
Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis
Montana
Helena
Ninth
Federal Reserve District
Wold
Prudence and Preparedness Amid Global Crisis
The speaker argues that agriculture and essential production form a solid foundation and should remain unharmed by the crisis. Businessmen and bankers with sound, conservative operations are urged to stay confident, while the federal reserve bank commits to ample liquidity to support prudent, well-managed members if needed.
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Treasure State Farm and Livestock
AVAIN
Gallstone Remedy CO
Dept
Dearborn Street
Chicago
Great Falls Dairy Products
Leo Shapiro & Co., Inc
1St Ave. N
Minneapolis, Minn
Butte
Dorsh & Greenfield
Snowy Mountain
Rugged
Montanas
Ross Brown
Mgr. Moore
Mont
Farmer Seed & Nursery Co
First Avenue, Faribault, Minn
the Northwest Produce Co
South
Arizona Street
F. E. B. Butte
Fat Springs
Ford
Great Falls
Commercial National Bank
Company
Alhamber Hut Sphrings
M. J Sullivan
Federal Reserve Bank
Boulder Hot Springs
J. M. Reynolds
Fagan, McCutcheon & Price
Central Avenue
L. E. Bowers
Hick
Hicker
Ian
Ater
Kelley-How- Thomson Co
Duluth, Minnesota
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