Hereford Leader J Chatterton Wins Show Prizes
J Chatterton of the Wales Ranch near Spion Kop Montana leads a show string of White Faces this year winning many prizes. As secretary of the Montana Hereford Breeders' association and manager of the Wales ranch he expanded his breed campaign into the ring with high awards.
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J. Chatterton
Wales Ranch
Spion Kop
Montana
L. Chatterton
Hereford Breeders’ Association
Wales
Cooper-Hughes Land & Lumber Company
W. L. Velie
Winter Dairying Hurdles Butter Production Tactics
Practical guidance for winter butter making focusing on cream quality and churning. Notes include cream temperature and aging, fat globule size, feed influences on fat softness, churn speed, and equipment care. Also covers prize herd highlights and dairy show results to illustrate quality standards.
Montana Eyes Formation of State Irrigation Congress
A movement led by H F E Murdock of Bozeman seeks a permanent Montana Irrigation Congress to develop irrigation methods, laws and plans. District meetings would elect delegates for a state body, with Bozeman hosting a Farmers Week meeting where Elwood Mead may attend. aims include water for every irrigable acre and statewide cooperation to influence legislation.
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Montana
H. F E. Murdock
Bozeman
Montana State College
Montana Irrigation Congress
Murdock
Friends of Irrigation
Montana Agricultural College
Congress
Congress. Mr. Murdock
Elwood Mead
California
Montana Congress
Farm Bureau and Commercial Club
The
College
Montana’ Irrigation Congress
Cottonseed Meal and Straw Ration for Winter Livestock
Cattle expert C N Arnett at Montana State College recommends feeding cottonseed meal with straw to stretch roughage. A 1000 lb steer needs about seven tenths lb of protein daily. straw supplies carbs but little protein. One lb of cottonseed meal provides 0.4 lb protein, costing about 4 cents per lb and roughly eight cents daily per steer, with $8 per 100 days for wintering. For cows 1200–1400 lb, plan about 2.5 lb cottonseed meal daily and add bran to aid consumption. Ensure salt and water, shelter cattle, and rely on straw stacks.
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C. N. Arnett
The
State College
Bozeman
Federal Livestock Relief Work
Spotted Liver Disease in Chickens
Dr Howard Welch explains a common Montana poultry illness. The disease causes lameness extreme emaciation and death, with enlarged liver dotted by small white yellowish lumps. It is a tuberculosis related, incurable ailment spread by diseased birds and best controlled by culling the flock and starting fresh with clean housing and new stock.
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Howard Welch
Montana
False encouragement of unrest fuels bolshevik agitation
A remark states that ideas promoting unrest also push Bolshevik influence, linking social disruption to extremist political activity and warning against encouraging disorder.
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Chatterton
K. G. McKay
Ner
Shirley S. Ford
Great Falls
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Helena
Billings
Elk Run
A. C. Bayers
Lavina
State Congress For Irrigation
Spokane Union Stockyards
Magdalena
New Mexico
W. G. Logan
Care of
Sturges Hotel
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Clay, Robinson & CO
Chicago
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Omaha
St. Louis
St. Joseph
St. Paul
Sioux City
Denver
Buffalo
Fort Worth
el Paso
Orse
Mont
Henningsen Produce Company
Butte, Montana
Federal Trade Commission
Food Administration
Department of Justice
Union Stock Yards
Chicago, Ill
Swift & Company
U.S. A
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