State to issue 3 million in treasury certificates
Montana's state board plans to sell 1 million of treasury certificates this year to meet general fund warrants. The Montana Supreme Court ruled these notes do not create debt beyond 100000 without voter approval, allowing efficient financing. If sold by June 1, they save about 31250 in interest, with five months of relief.
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State Board of Examiners
Treasury
Montana Supreme Court
Albert J. Galen
Wellington D. Rankin
Joseph M. Dixon
Charles T. Stewart
Dixon
McKennan
Union Bank & Trust Company
Helena
Chicago
Board of Examiners
Montana
Need of Forage Crops Diversifies Montana Farming
A Montana rancher advocates shifting from wheat to diversified crops like corn, sunflowers, barley, speltz, millet and sweet clover. He cites lower costs, reliable maturity, high yields of corn and fodder, drought resilience, and climate adaptation as incentives for broader forage production.
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A. E. Barkemeyer
Montana
Northwestern Dent
Northwest
Fifty seven sheep diseases described in Farmers' Bulletin 1155
The bulletin outlines diseases of sheep across infectious and general categories, head and air passages, nervous, urinary, reproductive, and skin systems. It stresses preventable losses, calls for better veterinarian training, and urges sheep owners to study the guidance and seek department copies from Washington, D C.
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Farmers’ Bulletin
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Bernard A. Gallagher
Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Cuticura Soap Ad Claims Double Razor Efficiency
An advertisement promotes Cuticura Soap as boosting razor efficiency and skin health. It claims no mug soap germs or irritation, suitable for shaving twice daily and for use in shaving pathing and as shampoo.
Purebred stock offers opportunity as cattle and hog prices fall
Farmers are urged to start a purebred herd now as purebred stock sells near market value. Cattle and hogs bring little more than meat prices, making it practical to invest sparse cash or credit. The piece notes winter bred gifts bringing 40 to 60 and sows around 200, with the spread narrowing from prior years, shaping a path to better herds.
Montana farm outlook boosts purebred breeding and drafter demand
Farmers are urged to invest in purebred sires as prices rise and demand from the east grows. With $150 for purebreds versus $400 to $600 previously, raising horses for meat could be profitable. Eastern buyers and strong farm sales sustain demand for good drafters while feed costs stay low, increasing horse use on Montana farms this year.
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Mude
Montana
Silver Bow Faces Major Revenue Shortfall
Silver Bow county faces a $150 000 yearly revenue loss due to mine closures. Commissioner Freudenstein cites $90 000 drop in net mine proceeds in 1920 and the remainder from reduced road taxes and poor and bachelor taxes.
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Silver Bow
Silver Bow County
Freudenstein
County Poor Fund Burden to Rise Amid Industrial Strains
The article notes that county expenses through the poor fund will increase due to current industrial conditions. It highlights financial strain on public relief programs and potential impacts on services for residents relying on aid.
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U.K
Montana ‘Supreme Court
A. &. Barkemeyer
Yellowstone Floral Coo
Livingston, Mont
Rancher’s Hail & Fire Insurance CO
Montana Mutual” of
Great Falls
Simpson
U.S
Patent Office
U. S
United States
United States Tires
United States @ Rubber Company
Beaverhead Motors Co., Inc
Montana Auto Supply CO
Bul Durham
Hereford Breeders’ Association
Montana Livestock Pavilion
L. Chatterton
Secy.Treas
Spion Kop
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