Bankers Push Farm Accounting Across Montana
A. J. Copeland leads farm management sessions to close and summarize yearly farm books with Montana farmers. Books funded by the Montana Bankers Association help farmers assess profit and plan for 1920 while bankers support loans based on documented costs and losses.
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Bozeman
A. J. Copeland
State College Extension Department
Montana State College
Montana Bankers’ Association
Copeland
State Bankers’ Association
Washington
Oregon
H. P. Lambert
First National Bank of Roundup
Apple Cider Making Tips for Profits and Preservation
Prohibition boosts demand for non intoxicating beverages and fruit juices. The article outlines methods to turn surplus apples into cider, with prices projected at 80 cents to $1 per gallon this fall and winter. It explains pasteurization at 150 degrees for 30 minutes or simple boiling with filtration, plus proper sealing and storage to keep juice fresh for months.
United States Leads World Swine Supply Says Dr Mohler
Dr. J R Mohler of the U S Department of Agriculture notes the U S holds more than one third of the world’s swine and more hogs than its ten nearest competitors combined. He urges careful action to maintain the lead as European demand shifts and pork exports evolve with price and grain conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
J. Rh. Mohler
Bureau of Animal Industry
United States Department of Agriculture
Mohler
Europe
United Kingdom
France
Swine Industry Sees Mixed Trade And Breeding Plan
French demand raises price concerns for hams and bacon while importing nations show limited uptake of breeding stock. South America buys U S purebreds for breeding, 30 to 70 head per shipment. The Agriculture Department considers a plan to hasten replacement of inferior sires with purebreds, offering breeders a printed emblem for recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
United States
Montana spring wheat yield and crop conditions report
Montana's spring wheat production estimated at 7,969,000 bushels while oats are light and of poor quality and barley below average. Unharvested crops on September 1 reached 22.1 percent of normal, hay yields are sharply below ten year norms, wool yields reportedly good amid vegetable crop woes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Guy Fitzpatrick
Bureau of Crop Estimates
Campaign to Improve Stock and Discourage Inferior Sires
A campaign to improve United States stock and discourage the use of inferior sires, including inferior purebreds and scrubs, is expected to take definite form within a few months.
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United States
Hide and Fur Firm Seeks Horse Hides
Advertisement offers horses hides for shipment to American Junk Hide and Fur Co. owned by L. Vineyard at 318-15 Third Ave South in Great Falls with price range six to ten dollars per animal.
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Hide and Fur Co
L. Vineyard
Third Ave
Great Falls
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Wrixon & Agnew P. O. Box
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Blackfoot Land Development CO
Missoula, Mem
Great Falls Dairy Products Co
Mr. Stockman
Spokane
Spokane Union Stockyards
Romneys
Oxfords
Lincolns Cotswolds
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A. J. Knollin
First National Bank
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Pocatello
Idaho
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Chicago
C. O. Robinson
Miles Dodd
Billy” Tormoehlen
Omaha
Albert Noe
Jim” Bush
J. E. Bush
Invincible
Leo C. Robinson
Chris Hansen
Sioux City
Lester L. Gravelle
Horace Hempstead
St. Paul
Gene” McAdams
Jim” Hunt
Clay, Robinson & CO
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St. Joseph
Denver
Buffalo
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Edmonson Dental
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E. E Edmonson
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Third Street
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