Wool price adjustment seen likely for Montana wool
Montana wool buyers from the east are scarce and prices may soften but stays above producers’ costs. Loans from reserve banks are expected to shield growers, with a general market adjustment anticipated. Cattle and sheep costs differ, but wool industry resilience may limit losses while labor costs keep farm prices high.
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Montana
West
Rainmakers and Rainmaking Markets Across States
A long, wry look at rainmakers, from Kansas to Montana and California, noting paid experiments and questionable results. It contrasts folklore and science, cites a California contract for a 100 mile wide area, and ends with a notice from the T. C. Power Company seeking grain and grass seed buyers.
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Montana
Washington
California
J. Pluvius
Iich
San Joaquin Valley
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Western livestock outlook from J Clay on range and credit
John Clay of Clay, Robinson Co. notes four decades of western range observation. He cites severe losses in cattle and sheep in Montana Wyoming and Idaho, high winter carrying costs, and a wool credit squeeze. He blames government spending railroad limitations and low business confidence, but notes possible quick recovery if wool credit improves.
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John Clay
Clay, Robinson Co
America
Clay, Robinson & Co
Rocky Mountain
Wyoming
Mtana
Utah
Squabs as sidelined: pigeons as a farm sideline
Farmers can profit from small pigeon flocks with careful stock selection and timing. Experts advise buying reliable breeding stock, using mated pairs aged 1 to 3 years or young birds 6 to 8 weeks old, and marketing squabs at 3 1 2 to 4 1 2 weeks with full feathering and fat.
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United States Department of Agriculture
County Fairs Increase as State Fair Partners boost 1920 events
Fourteen county fairs in Montana have announced dates for 1920, up from nine last year, aided by cooperation from the Montana State Fair. Secretary Horace S. Ensign says the state fair acts as a partner, not a competitor, and will issue publicity stickers showing counties and dates.
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Horace S. Ensign
Montana
Ensign
Helena
Dawson
Glendive
J. A. Ermatinger
Fergus
Lewistown
T. L. Stanley
Billings
F. M. Lawrence
McCone
Circle
Madison County
Twin Bridges
J. R. Jones
Musselshell
H. E. Meisenbach
Rosebud
Forsyth
Sanders
Plains
L. G. Helterline
Western Montana
Missoula
Quincy Scott
Horace
Equity Mutual Hail Insurance Offers Broad Season Coverage
Farmers confused state hail insurance with Equity Mutual Insurance. The state accepted applications only until June 21 while Equity will take applications anytime during the hail season. Equity reports strong crop conditions statewide and lists agents with a coupon for submission.
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Equity
Equity Mutual Insurance Company
Montana
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