More Farmers Than Other Industrialists In Montana
Census analysis shows Montana 1920 population 648,889 with 56,481 males as farmers and stock raisers and 20,570 as farm foremen and laborers. Female gainfully occupied includes 1,832 farmers and stock raisers and 283 farm foremen and laborers, with notable gains for school teachers and nurses among others.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Commerce
Bureau of the Census
Montana
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Present Condition of Livestock Industry
The feature notes a serious shortage in the northwest and west range areas. Aged cattle have been depleted and breeding stock sold to meet loans amid price declines since 1918. Many stockmen are quitting or discouraged, but future prospects look brighter as the world remains short of beef for 8 to 10 years. Restocking and maximum production are urged to sustain northwest prosperity.
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Northwest
Missouri River
Examiner Seeker Promises Swift Results
An Examiner aims to deliver prompt results with diligent pursuit. The article notes the agency’s commitment to closing cases efficiently and asserting accountability in investigations.
New Regulations on Beaver Trapping Issued
Montana game regulations set new trapping rules requiring a five dollar beaver permit, skin tagging, and state warden oversight. Trapping outside private property is prohibited and owners must report catches with permit numbers. Fees apply for tagging and shipping, with metal tagged skins traceable by the state.
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State Game Commission
C. A. Jakways
State Game and Fish Commission
Montana
Idaho Stockmen urge veto of land exchange bill in Boise
In Boise on Feb 25 stockmen urged President Harding to veto House Bill No. 77, arguing the measure would hand control of hundreds of thousands of acres to a few. Debates charged the bill would realign forest boundaries by swapping grazing lands, with names like Fred W. Gooding James E. Clinton and Homer Fenn tied to a 260 000 acre option from Northern Pacific. C E Miller attended the auction sale and announced cattle shipments to the eastern market. Wilhelm Jensen and family joined the Danish masquerade in town last Friday.
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Boise
Idaho
Harding
W. D. Davis
North Idaho National Forests
Fred W. Gooding
James E. Clinton
Homer Fenn
United States Forestry Service
Northern Pacific Railroad
Danish masquerade draws Armstead guests riven by Carl Hansen
Carl Hansen and his family of Armstead attended a Danish masquerade at this place last Friday evening.
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Carl Hansen
Armstead
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