Wheatland Co op to Handle Farmer Produce Through School and Association
Wheatland County Co operative Marketing association plans to organize storage and sale of farmer output. Harlowton High School will assist in sorting and packing eggs free for members, with future plans for turkeys and chickens. The group will also coordinate cattle shipments and act as a buyer to supply local dealers first, bidding on twine orders and aiming for better graded products at lower cost.
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Wheatland County Co-operative Marketing Association
Montana
Border
Harlowton High School
Harlowton
Association
Chicago
Plea for Our Vanishing Wildlife in Montana's Past
In Charles M. Russell's Great Falls studio I saw buffalo horn chairs and pondered how antelope, caribou, moose, lynx, foxes, wolves, and many birds have dwindled. The piece recalls Fort Benton pelts, frontier hunts, and the ongoing loss of Montana's wildlife to settlers, sport, and habitat change.
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Buffalo
Fort Benton
St. Louis
Montana
Canada
Anaconda Country Club
Nes
Milady
Montana's boom talk from Gail urged at Great Falls
W W Gail of Billings urged Montana optimism at the Montana Laundry Owners' session in Great Falls. He cited stabilizing mining, livestock and wool revivals, new rail construction, coal field openings, and oil development as signs of a coming industrial rise. He cited higher farm profits, better moisture, and quotes from Hill Campbell and Hardy W. Campbell supporting Montana as a leading wheat state.
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Montana
W. W. Gail
Billings
Great Falls
Owners’ Association
Gail
North Havre area reports strong wheat prospects
Crops north of Havre show better conditions with expected yields near 85 bushels per acre if weather stays clear and hopper damage remains limited. About half the fields hit by hoppers may yield around 60 percent, while southern Havre area crops exceed last year the most. Farmers anticipate higher wheat output and improved prices.
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Havre
Nutritious cereals and Grape-Nuts featured in home menus
Elisabeth Hallam Bohn argues that rising interest in nutrition clashes with habit. She highlights cereals as staple energy sources and promotes ready to eat varieties, especially Grape-Nuts, as versatile in meals and in baking. Various recipes and serving ideas accompany health notes on vitamin B and minerals.
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Elisabeth Hallam Bohn
Home Economica
Skeleton Found Near Springdale Believed To Be Missing Engineer
James Wood of Springdale found a human skeleton two miles northeast of Springdale in a coulee. Coroners viewed the bones and they were sent to Big Timber for identification. Authorities think the skeleton may be H C Sheets of Chicago a retired civil engineer who disappeared from a Northern Pacific train near Big Timber on June 11 1922 with his daughter. Sheets was 82 and mentally affected by illness.
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James Wood
Springdale
Coulee
Big Timber
H.C. Sheets
Chicago
Northern Pacific
Yakima
Wash
Sheets
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Wheatland County Cooperative Marketing Organization
Eggs and Poultry
Horn and
By R. R. Kilroy
Charles M. Russell
Ong
Russ
Tome
Russell
Missouri
Bear Paws
Rockies
Flathead
MacDonald
Pend d’Oreille Lake
St. Mary’s Lake
Pend d’Oreille
Gail OF
Saye
Campbell
Bonanya
Barmer
Union
Mr. Gail
James J. Hill
Railway King of the West
Thomas D. Campbell
Hardy W. Campbell
Middle Western
United States
Frank E. Holton
Minnesota
Illinois
Middle West
Pacific Coast
Extension Department
State Agricultural College
West
North America
Settlerta
Lolo National Forest
Royalares Belo
Good Housekeeping Institute
Good Housekeeping Magazine
Dept. B. Possum Cereal Co., Inc
Battle Creek
Mich
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