Cattle Herd Shift Reflected in Montana and Dakota Markets
Montana shows cattle industry revival driven by high beef prices and good hay. South Dakota homesteaders leave, cattlemen cut herds, and traders plan moves to Tongue River and Montana. Observers note herd law referendum risks and possible reshuffling of ranges as Three Forks News reports.
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Three Forks
Idaho
South Dakota
L. A. Grote
Three Valleys State Bank
Peck
Lemmon
Reeder
Slim Butte
Missouri
Condi
Slim Buttes
Abe Jones
Billy Mitchell
Jones
Moulton
Lewis Jones
Walter Willard
W. C. Jones
Jensen Bros
George Rollins
Joe James
Tongue River
C. A. Allison
Upper South Grand River
Sun Dance
Wyoming
Messrs
McDowell
Seven C Ranch
State Game Law Synopsis Reprinted From 1911 License
Used to explain hunting and fishing licenses and season limits. Opens with deer elk mountain game counts and durations. Details include bag limits for ducks and birds, sale prohibition on game and eggs, license requirements for residents and aliens, and shipping permit rules for interstate shipments.
Threshing Machine Men Notice on Bridge Plank Requirements
Farmers and mill operators must lay down planks on bridges when moving threshing machines and heavy loads. The 1903 act requires one foot wide, three inch thick planks of sufficient length on bridge floors for wheels crossing public highways, with a six ton weight exemption.
Breeding Stock Entries Sought for Montana Catalog
Communication direct to Mr Summers requested for breeding stock offered before September 1 as a catalog of entries will be compiled and distributed to promote the state stock-raising industry in Montana.
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Summers
Montana
A New Use for Sugar Beets Flour from Beets Reported
An entirely new use for sugar beets is described in Suresnes France where a large dryer converts chopped beets into flour. From 857 pounds of beets, about 100 pounds of dry material are produced with over 70 percent sugar, ground to a fine meal suitable for cakes and puddings. The flour is estimated to contain about 82 percent nutrition.
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Suresnes
France
Auction sale at the State Fair announced
Stockmen across Montana show keen interest in a new livestock auction at the State Fair. The sale will feature pure bred stock to promote higher breeding by exchanging sires among breeders. Colonel Bellows of Missoula, a renowned livestock auctioneer, will oversee three morning sessions starting September 28 during fair week, directed by superintendent Harry L. Summers of Bozeman.
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Helena
Colonel Bellows
Missoula
America
Harry L. Summers
Bozeman
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