Marquis Spring Wheat Promoted for Dry Land Planting
Agricultural notes urge Montana farmers to plant Marquis spring wheat on dry land to offset winter killed fall sowings. Recommends 4 to 5 pecks seed per acre and urges testing frost damaged seed. If winter wheat has died, plant spring wheat early to ensure early maturity and good bread quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis
Bowerman
Egg Crop Shortage Prompts Montana Hatchings Advice
Agricultural expert William F. Schoppe warns of nationwide egg shortages due to reduced flocks from high grain prices and war demand for fuel. He urges Montanans to hatch pullets in April and May, set hens, or buy incubators, while urging urban residents to raise a few pullets to bolster supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
United States
Montana
Demand for Land in Montana Surges Amid Rail Expansion
Montana land offices report a flood of filings with about fifty homesteads daily in Glasgow. Railroads haul in settlers by carloads from the east and south, and buyers from across the state chase parcels near rail lines. Experts estimate one million acres to be cultivated this year, signaling a major agricultural push toward a 100 million bushel wheat era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Atkinson
Agricultural Experiment Station
Central West
United States
Montana
Glasgow Land Office
Dakotas
Wisconsin
Land Office
Glasgow
Illinois
Iowa
Great Northern
Milwaukee
Northern Pacific
Canada
Oregon
Great Falls
Active
Billings
Lewistown
Plentywood
Oil field discovered in the Philippines and war plans unfold
A wide world brief lists a Philippines oil discovery, U S and United Kingdom wartime preparations, and finance moves. It notes 114 Cunard ships, exemptions for married soldiers with dependents, Belgian and French war aid, and looming income tax schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Philippines
Washington
New York
Cunard Steamship Company
Canada
War Department
United States Treasury
Western Union
A. I. DuPont
Harold Vanderbilt
Paine Whitney
Robert E. Tod
France
Rev
England
Italy
Paine, Webber & Company
Boston
Montana
London
Germany
Jerusalem
Jérusalem
Havana
Cuba
America
United States
Belgium
Bel
Coyote Rampage Wipes Out Livestock Across Valley
Montana farmers urge organized action against a single California coyote blamed for heavy losses. The animal killed 60 turkeys owned by one woman, 17 head of another’s livestock, and 25 lambs, inflicting about $500 in damages to the neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gallstone
Dearborn
Akdere
Medy
Army
William F. Schoppe
Federal Land Office
Scien
Farwell, Ozman, Kirk & Company
Saint Paul, Minnesota
Dorsh & Greenfield
Great Falls Dairy
Great Falls, Mont
Fishe Nilson
Waukesha Motor
Waukesha
Hyatt
Nilson
Nilson Tractor Company
Hennepin Avenue
Minneapolis
Minn
Gium
Richmond
Virginia
Republic
North Sea
Holland
Entente
Daniels
Great Britain
Panama
Republic of Panama
Brazil
South Ameri
the Times
Hindenburg
Congress
N. A
Hughes Loan
Ford
Great Fall
Commercial National Bank
Puk Dale Dalis
South Dakota
King Cattle Company
ST. Paul, Minn