Inventor claims barge aided header cuts harvest with two men
C W Hart of Hedgesville Montana says a barged header system will harvest 1200 acres of wheat at about 40 cents per bushel. The 16 by 12 by 12 foot barge carries grain heads as two workers and the engine run the rig, enabling quick field turnover and minimal waste.
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C. W. Hart
Hedgesville
Mont
Hart
Hart- Parr Gas Engine Company
Charles City
Iowa
Montana Wool Growers Association grows in strength
Co. N. Arnett of Bozeman reports growing interest among Montana sheepmen after the first meeting at the state fair in Helena. Officers and directors are named, and the group promotes cooperative manufacture and sale of virgin Montana wool into blankets and cloth to benefit growers and the public. Members urged to join with a $5 dues request and substantial contributions to fund office and operations.
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Co. N. Arnett
Bozeman
Montana Wool Growers’ Association
Sheepmen of
Montana
Helena
C. H. Williams
Deer Lodge
William Bickett
H. C. Gardiner
Anaconda
George Lewis
Manhattan
E. O. Selway
Dillon
B. D. Phillips
Phillips
J. H. Carmichael
Augusta
Lee M. Ford
Great Falls
California
National Association
Care of Bull Pen A Safe Sire for Breeders
An agricultural advisory emphasizes that old bulls pose dangers but full mature bulls are best for breeding. A new bull pen design reduces risk by keeping the keeper outside while feeding, watering, and handling the bull. The plan includes a large exercise yard, secure exit, and an adjustable gate to control access between yard, breeding stall, and stable.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Governor Stewart to Practice Law Partnership Formed
Governor S W Stewart will join a law partnership with John G Brown of Helena after January 1 following the completion of his second term, and the move is understood to occur in Helena.
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Gov. Stewart
S. W. Stewart
John G. Brown
Helena
Protect Well Bred Swine Quarantine on the Farm
A Farm & Fireside advised breeders to build a quarantine pen of one half to one acre, keep arrivals quarantined for a month, dip new hogs, feed as usual if possible, and disinfect pens and sleeping quarters regularly. Keep away dogs and birds, especially pigeons, to prevent cholera spread. Cost ranges from 50 to 100 dollars, with proper soil work and crop rotation each year.
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Farm & Fireside
Wheat Land Co Operative Marketing Group Incorporates
Articles of incorporation filed in the statehouse by the Wheat land County Co-Operative Marketing association of Harlowton. Formed by Worley B. Glenn A Edwards and B L Elliott with a capitalization of 25000 dollars.
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Statehouse
Wheatland County Co-Operative Marketing Association of
Harlowton
Worley B. Glenn
A. Edwards
B.L. Elliott
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