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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1919

Page

2

Big Hole Beef Cattle In Best Of Condition

Beef cattle in the Big Hole country are in better shape for this season than in almost a decade. A southern county stockman notes cattle summered well and faced a mild winter, keeping beef stock above average and likely to fetch higher prices. Beaverhead county has fewer beef cattle for market due to prior selling and feeding difficulties, but thousands of top cattle remain ready for buyers when prices rise.

Big Hole Beaverhead County

Swine Expert Endorses Montana as State of Opportunity

Henry Door, renowned U S swine expert, urged farmers to consider Montana for relocation during a Helena appearance and at a National Swine Show in Omaha. He praised Montana’s livestock displays, grains, fruits, and overall state progress, saying his sons will be sent there to farm. He contrasted Iowa success with Montana prospects, predicting his family’s future there.

Iowa Montana Henry Door United States Helena Omaha Mont

Livestock Trade Facts Show 1918 Record Year at Chicago

The 1918 Chicago stock yards saw about 896.85 million dollars paid for livestock, with 209,136 cars received. Cattle receipts reached a record 3,789,922 head, hogs 8,614,190, sheep 4,629,736, and total cattle, calves, hogs, sheep and horses aggregating 17,773,435. Prices peaked for native and western cattle and hogs, and show hogs set records. Also noted are gains from cattle tick eradication and its cost effectiveness, boosting herd quality and farm profits.

Chicago Stock Yards Chicago trans-Missouri International

Montana Tops Nation in Clean Youth Standards

In the battle against venereal disease the United States notes Montana among the top five states for clean young manhood with only about three-fourths of one percent of soldiers affected.

United States Montana

Water warm for dairy cows boosts milk yield

W W Swett of Missouri explains that warm water increases intake and milk production. Cold water chills the cow, wastes feed energy, and lowers output. Barn water systems with cups or gutter mangers, or tank heaters, prevent chilling and support consistent drinking. Do not force cows to drink ice water.

W. W. Swett University of Missouri College of Agriculture

Velie Biltnel Tractor Debuts In Montana Farm Market

The Velie Biltnel tractor arrives in Montana at Elk Run ranch owned by W L Velie. A P Heaney Great Falls distributor tests it pulling eight inch plows and plans to place several tractors in the state this year. Velie engineers perfected the design after two years of testing and the tractor aligns with Velie truck and automobile lines under same company control.

Velie “Biltwell Atana Highwood W.L. Velie Velie Motors Company Elk Run Ranch A. P. Heaney Great Falls Velie Velle Corporation la Crosse U.S. A Lindsay

Per head value of livestock 1917 1918 on Chicago market

Official 1918 and 1917 valuations show cattle calves and hogs selling at higher per head prices than the previous year. Sheep and lambs also show gains, with all classes exceeding prior trade highs.

Chicago

Cattle and hog prices rise in Chicago 1918 report

The Chicago market in 1918 shows higher average prices per head for cattle at 121.91 dollars calves 21.89 hogs 41.18 and sheep and lambs 12.37 compared with 1917. Memorial services for Theodore Roosevelt will be held in Washington on February 9.

Tory Chicago Theodore Rosevelt Washington, D. C

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