Fur Market Shifts to America Dominate World Trade
Treasure State Farm and Livestock America reports the fur market has moved from Russia to the United States. Strong demand from governments and consumers sustains high prices for native skins, including fox and mink, with trapping emphasized in winter when animals are furred.
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Russia
America
Aur
Eeasona
Atta Heights
Alig Bite Risse Fur Market Raperts
Ahi Shipplng
Funsten Bros. & Ce
Funsten Bide
T. Lenis
Preparing Birds for Show in Montana Fairs
Poultry raisers in Montana plan winter showings and should condition birds via early feeding, care, and proper shipping. Pullets and cockerels require different regimens, with careful attention to age, plumage, and standards in the Standard of Perfection.
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Montana
Prevent Land Washing Away by Straw Covers and Dams
Agricultural notice urges fall actions to stop soil erosion on slopes. Use straw and manure covers on gullies and field edges, plus brakes or small dams of stones boards or concrete to trap sediment. Install shallow diagonal ditches up slopes, with broad upper edges, to divert water and reduce future erosion. Continuous sediment removal keeps ditches effective.
Fattening Tips for Turkeys and Geese for Best Market Returns
Simple feeding methods cut losses in marketing birds for holidays. Geese fatten quickly with a mash of corn meal and shorts mixed with beer scrap and sour milk. Turkeys on range are fattened by unlimited cracked corn fed twice daily, with meat feeds added during cold to replace insect loss.
Ten million letters weekly to British troops frontward
World brief reports ten million letters per week are being sent to British troops at the front. Other items note Y M C A war fund over subscription, a Cuban Red Cross hospital for France, and various wartime measures and appointments.
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London
New York
Havana
France
Cuban Red Cross
St. Paul
Red Cross
Paris
Joffre
United States
Honolulu
Hawaii
Chicago
John Phillip Sousa
Great Lakes Naval Station
Washington
Council of National Defense
Des Moines
Iowa
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Daniel Willard
Frank A. Scott
War Industries Board
Henry Ford
Shipping Board
Charles Pietz
Emergency Fleet Corporation
St. Louis
Board of Control of
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Army
Navy
Internal Revenue
Roper
Fresno
Cal
Walter Fred Little
Frank Little
Butte
Anchorage
Alaska
Montana
Minnesota Public Safety Commission
Minnesota
Yakima
M. L. Dean
Russia
Warrens. Young
White House
Garfield
San Francisco
West
Treasury
Federal Reserve
Park County Farmers Secure Big Pea Yields in Paradise Valley
Farmers in Paradise valley south of here report excellent seed pea yields with profits around three and a half cents a pound. Anticipated prices rise to six cents next year as yields reach 10 to 56 bushels per acre. About 3,000 acres in the area grow peas and a seed house opens a branch at Emigrant to buy local crop.
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Cates
Washington
Council of National Defense
National Wholesale Tailors’ Association
Williams
Rome
Spain
Alfonso
Vatican
Benedict
Italy
Paradise Valley
Here
Park County
Leander Merlin
Emigrant
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Treasure State Farm and Livestock
Kelley-How-Thomson
Duluth, Minn
Gur
Fur Club News
Miam
Silberman & Sons
Dept
Ill
Hughes. Loan and Land Company
Great Fale
Commercial National Bank
Guide
FUR CO
Hlehen Deleon
Duncan
Fe Bop
RAF Art
F.C. Taylor Fur Co
Exchange Blig. Bt
Louis, Mo
F. O. B. Butte
Lewis Poultry CO
Rogers Fur CO
Northwestern Hide & Far CO
Minnespolis
Minn
BIG Money IN Furs
Old Reliable’ Square Deal House
McMillan Fur & Wool CO
Mainne Apolis
Farmers & Mechanics
Butte “Welding Co
Seer Butte, Mont
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