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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1922
Page
2
Census reports show Montana with 22 994 pure bred cattle on 15 394 farms in 1919. Colorado leads with 33 610. Hereford is the top beef breed in Montana with 10 699 of 19 543. Holstein is the leading dairy breed with 3 451 head.
The Agriculture Department reports world wool markets are improving with importers restoring prewar bases while stocks remain light in the United States and Britain France and Germany. U S production slipped from 250 million to 224 million pounds in 1921 as buyers seek old wools and spot supplies tighten. Prices cited include Utah fine clips at 32 cents and Jericho pool bids up to 36 18 cents, with Boston often above London on recent prices.
An ornate advertisement touts Cuticura Talcum Powder as a versatile antiseptic powder for face skin baby and dusting use. It markets the Cuticura Toilet Trio Soap Ointment and Talcum as a convenient economical fragrance and skincare bundle.
Montana veterinary sources report a suspected hemorrhagic septicemia near Kirby was instead caused by improper feeding. Dr. Marsh and Dr. Smith investigated with the Montana Livestock Sanitary Board and advised against vaccinating for unknown diseases until confirmed by the board.
Montana Dairy Products Manufacturing association adopts a three grade system for cream to govern dairy purchases in the state. First grade requires clean smooth cream with minimal acidity and sweet taste. second grade covers cream with higher acidity or off flavors and foamy or stale characteristics. third grade is unfit for food and will be refused and returned to the shipper.
The hay market at eastern Montana points shows a pronounced rise with Great Falls shipments yielding 11.20 per carload, while Twin Cities buyers offer 22 a ton for timothy, keeping local prices uncertain amid severe winter weather and varying transport costs. There remains substantial hay across the state, with shortages possible until an early thaw.
About 2,378,900 bushels of the 1921 Montana potato crop remained on hand on January 1 1922 with growers and dealers holding most of the stock. Forty seven percent of the crop was held by growers and dealers, total crop estimated at 5,060,000 bushels. Carload shipments rose to 882 by Jan 1 1922 and 1,109 by Feb 18, up from last year.
The 1921 potato crop was valued at about 346.823 million bushels, with 141.042 million bushels on hand January 1, 1922. Compared with 1920, 36 percent remained in storage, totaling 145.286 million bushels. Carload shipments to January 1 reached 77,252 cars versus 69,775 a year earlier.
A dental practice advertises a full modern service with a special X-ray department. It emphasizes systematic work from preliminary consultation to case completion and claims quality work at a moderate price using up-to-date scientific devices.
Compare the cheerful sanitary offices and laboratories with work in bridges crowns or artificial teeth. The passage urges adopting scientific modern dentistry and highlights cleanliness and advanced techniques.
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