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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1919
Page
4
Free trapper's guide offers full color action and game laws for fur bearers. Rogers promises high prices and fast cash with direct deals, no commissions, and expert grading. send for Trapper's Guide and market reports through winter. Address Dept. 159.
Farmers should wait for rain before sowing wheat on corn ground or plowed stubble. Well prepared corn ground makes a firm seedbed, and disking after the first soaking rain is often enough. Waiting for moisture yields better wheat establishment than sowing on dry soil.
The United States Department of Agriculture warns of a serious sugar beet seed shortage for 1921 as Europe reduces production and American growers must rely on homegrown seed. Domestic production rose from 6 000 acres in 1918 to over 10 000 in 1919, with drought impact localized but not fatal to plans for adequate supply.
The Livingston Finch overall factory, branch of a Detroit house, employs over 50 operators and ranks second to the Northern Pacific in local payroll. Operating a year, output runs about $40,000 monthly, with annual production near one million dollars. The two story plant links modern sanitary facilities and a lunch room. management seeks more girl workers, with novices earning good wages.
Spokane hosts the Western Royal Livestock Show November 3 7 at the Union Stockyards with 915 purebred animals 384 cattle 142 sheep 289 swine and 100 horses. Species include multiple breeds with fat cattle feeder cattle shipments and four major consignment sales attracting Montana stockmen and visitors from Lewiston Portland and beyond.
Representatives of seed concerns in all parts of the United States and of the Canadian Pacific railroad are seeking quick action to meet a rising demand for Montana grown seed and related agricultural supplies.
Thomas E Mills of State Nursery and Seed Co Helena says Montana alfalfa seed from Chinook priced at record highs as growers seek the finest stocks. The Chinook Grimm alfalfa is sought after by buyers though prices for next spring remain uncertain amid overall seed scarcity.
Seedmen report most tests have not begun with early results scarce. In a few cases, preliminary tests are finished, but overall progress remains slower than planned.
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