Montana livestock values rise sharply in 1910 census figures
Washington June 27 preliminary 1910 census estimates show Montana's domestic animals poultry and bees on farms and ranges valued at 85.571 million dollars up 33.642 million from 1900 with sheep and lambs 28.999 million cattle 27.459 million horses 27.071 million swine 0.858 million and bees 0.032 million.
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Great Northern reports show record crop potential in Montana
Crop outlook across Great Northern territory is excellent with forecasts of the greatest Montana crop in history if one or two more rains arrive. Reports from Havre to Butte and Great Falls praise wheat, oats, barley, flax, and winter crops as conditions improve across the state.
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