Montana Experiment Station Urges Better Feeding For Cattle
Montana Experiment Station bulletin argues that old range cattle decline is irreversible and new, well bred calves fed properly with Montana grown feeds replace four year olds. It details winter feeding trials showing hay plus grain yields, costs, and recommended rations for spring sale or fall market.
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Montana State College
NDER
Montana
Montana Experiment Station
C. N. Arnett
R. C. McCord
J. O. Tretsven
Lfe
Manana
Middle Western
Bozeman
Montana Banks Gain Deposits Reported by State Superintendent
In Montana 149 institutions report total resources rising from 77,804,877 on June 30 to 79,014,596 on Sept 28. Demand deposits increase to 38,986,202 while loans and discounts fall. undivided profits rise to 859,200 and reserves exceed requirements by 9,664,269 with an overall recapitalization gain of 1,359,160.
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Montana
Jay G. Larson
Federal Reserve
Larson
Cuticura Soothes Baby Rashes Ad
An old advertisement extols Cuticura products for soothing baby rashes. It promotes Cuticura Soap for hot baths, Cuticura Ointment for gentle applying, and Cuticura Talcum for finishing. Prices listed as 25 cents each.
State Takes Grain Judging Honors 3rd Time on Coast
Montana State College wins Pacific International grain judging title for the third consecutive year at the Grain and Hay show in Port Idd. Team members R B Tootell Great Falls T F Strand Christina and H L Cales Kalispell coached by I J Jensen with E N Bressman assisting previous years. Montana also places in livestock judging at Portland with O C Lee Culbertson T S Fosse Joliet Max Legge Bozeman E H Sandberg Anaconda Ben Daggett Hayfield and coach R C McChord.
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Montana State College
Montana
Canada
Treasure State
Chicago
Port Idd
R. B. Tootell
Great Falls
T. F
E.N. Bressman
Bressman
Oregon Agricultural College
Oregon Institution
Idaho
Portland
O. C. Lee
Culbertson
T. S. Fosse
Joliet
Max Legge
Bozeman
EH. H. Sandberg
Anaconda
Ben Daggett
Hayfield
Minnesota
R. C. McChord
State College
Lee
Dogie Ranch Sold In Meagher County Deal
A 40000 acre Dogie ranch in Meagher County changed hands in a deal between Donahue Co. and Stewart and Finlen Ranch Co. The North Fork of Smith River land east of White Sulphur Springs spans 60 sections of grazing and meadow land. Stewart and Finlen acquire 3000 cattle and plan to run sheep and cattle under Cattle Mountain Sheep and Cattle Co.
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Meagher County
Dogie
Donahue Compa
Stewart & Finlen Ranch Company
Smith River
White Sulphur Springs
Stewart and
China’s Vast Realm by Area and Population
The report cites an area of 4,225,000 square miles and a population of 450,000,000 to illustrate China’s scale. It frames these figures as a measure of national size and demography in historical context.
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China
Farming 4 H Club Day Highlights County Work
The Sheridan county 4 H club achievement day accompanied the county fair with representatives from nearly all clubs. Attendance exceeded 50 and an educational program impressed attendees. Community meetings in Daniels county plan November 28 sessions to shape next season's agricultural improvement plans.
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Montana State College
Sheridan County
Daniels County
Chouteau County
Geraldine
Montana
Montana Department of Agriculture Promotes State Resources
The Montana Department of Agriculture will distribute twenty thousand two ounce sacks of certified Marquis wheat at fairs and railways to showcase Montana crops. The effort includes exhibits at the International Hay and Grain show in Chicago and other venues to advertise soil and climate advantages and Montana quality across the nation.
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Department of Agriculture
Montana
Division of Grain Standards and Marketing
State Department of Agriculture
United States
Immigration Department
Department
Chicago
Helena
A. H. Bowman
Harvest festival at Winifred called off due to weather
Community displays showed in Bad Rock Deer Park Valentine Half Moon La Salle Columbia Falls and Lake Five districts. The annual harvest festival at Winifred Fergus County had to be canceled this year because of disagreeable weather and bad roads, though in other years it has been a leading state event.
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Tongue River Reservation
Lame Deer
C. B Lohmiller
Columbia Falls
Bad Rock
Deer Park
Valentine
Half Moon
la Salle
Lake Five Districts
Winifred
Fergus County
Butte Man Explains Filter Metaphor For Liver Health
A. E. Jensen of Butte promotes Jensen pills as a liver cleanse to prevent sluggish digestion and fatigue. He compares the body’s liver to a city water filter, claiming cleansing the liver improves digestion, appetite, nerves, and blood circulation.
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A. E. Jensen
Butte
Mr. Jensen
Teton Crops Large Increases in 1924
Teton county reports a 1924 harvest of 1 175 863 bushels of wheat from 114 823 acres, 167 375 bushels of wheat from 8 832 acres, 48 518 bushels of barley from 2 680 acres, 2 041 bushels of flax seed from 870 acres, 88 400 tons of hay from 48 086 acres, and 17 890 bushels of potatoes from 274 acres, per the census of the department of commerce. With flax seed excluded, these are significant gains over 1919 figures used for comparison.
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Teton County
Department of Commerce
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Fletcher
United States’ Bureau of Animal
HE. M. Knowles
Lederle
Billings
Yellowstone County
Miles City Smith- Hughes Agricultural Department
Custer County
Roosevelt County
California
Madison County
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McCarthy
Grain Commission
Minneapolis
Duluth
Milwaukee
Marquis
Absorbine, JR
W. F. Young, Inc
Lyman St
Springfold
Mass
Montana Farmers
McCaull Dinsmore CO
Minnesapolla
Minnesota Railroad and Warehouse Commission
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Fidelty
the Railroad and Warehouse Commission of
Farmer's Cash Market
Cobb
E. Cobb CO
Mussier
Fred Mueller
Denver
Todd
Beatt
National Forest
Blackfoot Land Development
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