Treasure State Farm and Livestock Year 1925 Report
Montana College review shows summer fallow boosts yields from 6 7 to 15 35 bushels per acre in northern counties. Duckfoot weeders save moisture and cut plowing. Corn strains, silos, and small combines reshape farming costs and storage. Livestock shifts include sheep on general farms and rising dairy cow care with beef cattle growth expected.
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Montana Experiment Station
Montana Extension Service
Montana
Livestock Market Shows Mixed Cattle Demand Across Days
The market lists 23 000 cattle on sale including 10 000 rangers with overall good quality. Top quotes include 16.80 for 17 prime steers and 15.75 for 27 steers. yearlings reach 15.50. Bulls and cows move with varied strength across days amid rushing buyers and improving stocker demand.
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Hllinois
North Dakota
Mike Brown
Standing Rock Reservation
W. W. Johnson
Brass and Myers
Sandhill
Rangers
Wise Lawyer Refuses to Break His Wife’s Trust
A noted attorney, famed for sharp counsel, declines any gamble with personal loyalty. He upholds vows and privacy, choosing restraint over public speculation or coercion.
Glassware Demand for Ocean Liner Dining Rooms
The project to outfit the liner's dining rooms calls for 270000 pieces of glassware. The mission underscores the scale of supply chains and the ship's luxury standards as it readies for voyages.
Farming Notes From Montana State College Highlights
Opheim T sheep club members in northern Valley county tour flocks in August to study feeding and management. Pleasant Valley Canning club in Fallon county shows large exhibit at Baker fair, winning many prizes. 4 H boys form turkey marketing nucleus in Hill county with 24 members plan Harvest Festival turkey exhibits in Havre. Sheridan county grain variety tests completed with Hannchen and Horn barley and wheat lines Renfrew University 222 Marquis. Daniels county crops used to promote Montana via Great Northern Railway campaign. Teton county forms livestock shipping association shipping cattle to St Paul. Karmont wheat shows promise in Fergus county winter wheat trials. North Flathead county farmer Jack Vroemans plans small scale butter production in Whitefish. Madison county adds sewing club at Cameron. Labor offices bring workers to Richland county for harvest. Stillwater county pea demonstrations lead to 600 acres contracted for 1926 planting.
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Montana
Grimm
Bliss Triumph
Valley County
Montana State College
Opheim T
Northern Valley
County
C. W. Anderson
Mary
Claiie
Hill County
Havre
Bynum irrigation aids development and settlers plan
The Bynum irrigation project bonds worth 1 million dollars aim to develop agriculture in the district. Land will be sold only to actual settlers on a crop payment plan with 60 to 100 ewes and 5 to 10 milch cows provided. officials cite increasing grain and livestock shipments and improved water rights as key factors.
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L. B. Woods
Bynum
Great Northern Railway
Great Northern
Pederoy
Bynum and
Choteau
Mr. Woods
Minneapolis
Chicago
Hanover
Lewistown
Montana
Helena
Bynum Project
Phil S. Cole
Cole
G. C. Myers
Farm Mortgage Association
Myers
Sterling M. Wood
Billings
Bynum District
Farm Mortgage Corporation of
Percival M. Churchill
Shoshone Dam
Idaho
Boston House
Churchill
Sterling Wood
East
Phil I. Cole
Washington
Oregon
Wyoming
eVou
Water Board
Board of Commissioners
Sugar firm seeks irrigated land in Yellowstone Valley
The Holly Sugar company seeks ranch parcels of 80 to 160 acres in the Yellowstone and Tongue River Valleys for rental to grow sugar beets. They request included housing a fair-condition house, barn for eight horses, and a labor shack with the tracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone
Tongue River
Holly Sugar Company
Shelter Belts Grow Across Montana Farms
Montana farmers expand shelter belt planting with over 60 000 trees on 90 Pondera County farms last spring and expectations of 200 000 more this spring. Demonstration plots funded by government and coordinated by county agents spur adoption with trees delivered from Mandan North Dakota. Pondera Poultry Growers' association will lead next year, with fourfold tree planting anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Pondera County
Ponderd County
Mandan
North Dakota
Rilaine Ferguson
Pondera Poultry Growers’ Association
Conrad
Valier
Lake Francis
Lake Frances
Culling Poultry Proves Profitable on Lincoln County Farm
A Lincoln county farm north of Libby demonstrates early culling of white leghorn pullets improves flock quality and income. The Sanders operation, aided by Montana Extension, segregated six month old pullets into two flocks, recording 72 percent egg production in the better group versus 24 percent in the poorer group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Sanders
Opportunity Flat
Libby
Lincoln County
Mr. Sanders
Sanders
Red Cloud Called Greatest Sioux Counselor by George Lemmon
The article profiles Red Cloud as the most powerful Sioux counselor per claims by George Lemmon. It notes her youth at times of killings, transformation to a peace leader, and her notable presence among the Sioux and nearby white communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cloud
Geo. Lemmon
Mary
Lemmon
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Stillwater
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B. M. Knowles
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