Montana’s Vast Land Draws Homesteaders to Treasure State
The article quotes settlers who moved to Montana for better opportunities and rising land values. It describes Montana’s geography from mountains to plains, climate influenced by elevation, and the state’s four geographic sections. It notes rapid settlement and agricultural development with many new homesteaders arriving.
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Flathead Country
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Sun River
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Big Hole Basin
Judith Basin
Montana Poised To Become Premier Sheep State
Dr. M Knowles state veterinarian of Montana tells the National Wool Growers at Ogden Utah Montana is freer from sheep diseases than any other state. He highlights five million sheep in the state and abundant forage with alfalfa and clover, diverse valleys, irrigation, and growing markets making Montana a future Mecca for breeders.
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West Rosebud
Stillwater
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Shields River
Geata
Glendive
Miles City
Forsyth
Billings
Red Lodge
Big Timber
Livingston
Union
Stockgrower’s Journal
January Thaw Brings Hope for Montana Stockmen
A Beaverhead County resident credits a warming spell for easing winter hardships on sheep and cattle, allowing herd protection in south facing hills. Old timers anticipate the January thaw within two weeks and recall a historic chinook altering a snowbound journey from Dillon to Point of Rocks.
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