Gallatin Way to Wonderland Opens Through Montana
The Gallatin Way links Bozeman to West Yellowstone via a new highway cutting through Gallatin Canyon and Yellowstone borders. The one million dollar route showcases the Gallatin River scenery, Petrified Forest trunks, and forested passes, promising five hour trips from Bozeman to Yellowstone with extensive fishing along Grayling Creek and the Gallatin.
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Mountain Country of Scenic Beauty
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Gallatin Canyon
Gallatin Valley
Salesville
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Spanish Peak Mountains
Spanish Creek
Moose Creek
Swan Creek
Sagebrush Point
Great Park
Squaw Creek
Lone Mountain
Taylor Peaks
Karst
Gallatin Petrified Forest
Saddle Horse
Mystic Swan Lake
Buffalo Horn
Gallatin Lake
Breed Selection For A Good Flock Of Sheep
Selection of the same sheep breed by farmers yields advantages such as avoiding inbreeding when ram exchanges are needed. The article lists three wool classes, describes Rambouillet as top for mutton type, and notes Southdowns Shropshires Oxfords and other breeds, with suitability for various regions and conditions.
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Shropshire
Southdown
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Leicester
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America
Oxfords
Colorado Agricultural College
Some Reasons Why Hogs Are Popular Farm Animals
A USDA prepared account explains hog popularity on farms. Hogs convert corn to concentrated food efficiently using 6.6 pounds of corn per pound of pork, help harvest crops, and contribute to the nation's meat supply with pork and lard. An average American consumed 67.3 pounds of pork and 12.5 pounds of lard annually, vs 60.9 pounds of beef.
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United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Department of Agriculture
Cut Down Sow's Ration to Curb Pig Scours
When little pigs show symptoms of scouring, cut down the sow's ration immediately. Four ounces of raw linseed or fifteen to twenty grains of copperas in the sow's slop will help to correct scours. Thumps in suckling pigs come from too much rich food and not enough exercise, so prevention by sufficient exercise is advised.
Live Stock Notes on Pigs Horses and Feed Practices
The notes urge clean pig quarters to prevent disease and advocate improved herds for profits. They advise early lamb docking, proper horse quality, and ventilated buildings with weather and stock changes. Corn cob meal is preferred for young pigs, while pigs favor fibrous greens and should not overeat.
Cheap Money and Its Costs Cited by E. E. Agger
E. E. Agger argues in the Journal of the American Bankers Association that speculative and soft money policies harm the nation. He cites past episodes of inflation raising prices, increasing government costs, weakening credit, and shifting wealth, with broad social disruption and moral decline.
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