Montana July crop report predicts record wheat and totals
Federal statistician George A. Scott reports Montana may produce about 54.5 million bushels of wheat in 1924, a 55 percent rise in corn acreage, flax more than doubling, and gains across hay oats barley beets beans and potatoes. The apple crop suffers from freezes in Ravalli county while rains in June boosted prospects overall.
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Montana
George A. Scott
Montana Co-Operative Crop Reporting Service
Ravalli
Montana and Montana related farm and poultry listings
A collage of classified notices offering Holstein bulls and Hereford bulls, high grade Holstein cows, farm lands for sale in Idaho and Washington, poultry stock like Barred Rock chicks, and various agricultural supplies. Also includes income tax records and rebuilt typewriters for sale with scattered contact details and locations across Montana, Idaho, Washington, Nebraska, Minnesota, and California.
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Hub Tock Ranch
Columbus
Montana
J. D. Bringgold & Son
Weat Concord
Minn
Vengeance on Jack Stuart for Armstrong murder near Sun River Leavings
A Montana vigilante tale recalls Mrs. Armstrong, a Sun River Leavings hostess, who sheltered soldiers during a blizzard and later was murdered by Jack Stuart in 1882. Cowboys hunted the killer, who was hanged by vigilantes after identification by the victim’s daughters.
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Armstrong
Sun River Leavings
Martha Edgerton Plassmann
Helena
Fort Benton
Great Falls
Sun River
Canada
Morrison
Montana
Teton
The
Jack Stuart
Stuart
Armstrong Ranch
Frenzied Buyers Send Wheat to Sensational New High
Price surge on the Chicago board of trade follows forecasts of a 50 percent Canadian wheat crop loss. Traders rush to cover as Max gains of five cents a bushel are posted amid drought-driven fears from Saskatoon and Winnipeg reports.
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Canada
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
R. O. Chomwell
Saskatoon
Sask
Winnipeg
9000 Range Cattle Sold by Stockmen to Dana of Parkham
Movement of 9000 range cattle purchased by E L Dana of Parkham Wyoming to Rowley near the Wyoming line was completed recently at Northern Montana points. Prices paid to Montana stockmen ranged from 35 to 37.60 a head with higher rates for mature steers. Dana plans to run about 16000 head this summer, with 27000 head still available in the region. Purchases from McLeish Ranch Geyser Burke Ranch Augusta Malone Ranch Hoskins Grant-Smith Deville and Kuhrs Chinoook are noted.
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Montana
Dana
E. L. Dana
Parkham
Wyo
Rowley
Wyoming Line
Mr. Dana
Rowley Range
McLeish
Geyser
Burke
Augusta
Malone
Cascade
Hoskins
Grant-Smith Company
Deville
Kuhrs
Chinook
Pasadena Military Academy College Preparatory
Pasadena Military Academy advertises a separate junior school grades 5 to 8 with a modified military system and undenominational Christian influences. It offers summer camp in the High Sierras and invites catalog requests and registration at R D No 2 Box 12F Pasadena California.
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Pasadena Military Academy College
High Sierras
R.D. No
Pasadena
Calif
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