Seed Shortage Looms as Farmers Face Grain Planting Dilemma
The article warns of a serious seed shortage threatening harvests as Europe’s disruption prompts reliance on domestic seeds. It traces seed supply, production by region, and the need for self reliance, labeling laws, and efficient distribution to avert nationwide scarcity amid multipled food production urges.
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America
Europe
Orient
Toledo
California
New York
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Missouri
Iowa
Kansas
Texas
Nebraska
North Dakota
Tennessee
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Montana
Minnesota
Wheat
Canada
Wisconsin
Utah
Idaho
Arizona
Carnation Stock Farm shaping Northwest dairying scene
A Northwest newspaper piece extols the Carnation Stock Farm near Snoqualmie, praising E. A. Stuart and James J. Hill as key drivers of Pacific Northwest dairy development. It highlights the herd, Holstein focus, calf barns, feed operations, and 1000 acre farm scale and efficiency and notes the stock’s strong milk production and quality.
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Pacific Northwest
James J. Hill
E. A. Stuart
Mr. Stuart
Northwest
Carnation
Stuart
Somerset Duchess
Carnation Stock Farm
Snoqualmie Valley
Seattle
Washington
Matador Segis Walker
King Segis
Sylva
Carnation Milk
Jim” Hill
Livestock Prices Remain Strong Across Markets
Livestock prices stay high as heavy shipments continue into winter. Montana stockmen ship heavily despite peace, with prices rising and farmers selling breeding stock to capitalize on shortages. The state may see reduced production for years as supplies dwindle and inspectors remain busy at major markets.
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Montana
State Livestock Commission
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Paul
Spokane
Christmas packages reach front lines in France daily
Over 100000 Christmas parcels for American troops arrive each day in France. The fifth Liberty loan is to be floated in April. About 5 billion dollars is to be raised. Cardinal Mercier reports 48 Belgian priests were tortured and killed by Germans during occupation. A special senatorial election in Lewis and Clark is set for December 28. Dairymen and milk dealers from six Northwest states will convene in Butte soon after the new year.
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Liberty
Cardinal Mercier
Belgium
Northwest
Butte
Montana News Roundup Highlights Local War Aids and Flu Efforts
Reports from Big Timber to Missoula detail influenza deaths and vaccination drives, school day extensions, and postwar fundraising. Roundup notes railroad roundhouse plans, a fireproof firehouse, and mail teaching. Butte hosts a Northwestern milk dealers meeting as Spokane-area and western states join the effort. A missing postmaster case near Musselshell and a disappearing barn in Spring Valley are noted amid community resilience and civic projects.
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Butte
Milwaukee Railroad
France
Havre
Missoula
Western Montana Bar Association
Helena
State Institution
Boulder
War Mothers of America
Robert Jayne Maxey
Northwestern States
Idaho
Utah
Wyoming
Oregon
Washington
Richey
Chamber of Commerce
Billings
Glendive
Dawson County
Musselshell
Lewistown
Fergus County
Gilman
Spring Valley
Stevensville
Ida Vilet
Red Cross
Navy League
Scobey
Worden
Forestry Service
The
Montana Geographical Society
Rattlesnake
Mount Stuart
Granville Stuart
Montana
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Blackfoot Land Development CO
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Great Falls Dairy Products Co
Great Falls
Sevon
P. W. Murphy Commission Company
Union Stock Yards
Spokane, Washington
Lewis and Clark
Sloan's
Sloan
Frank Lemmer
Central Ave
Mont
Liberty Bonds
Lauzier-Wolcott Co
East Broadway
Gumbault
Wyoming Avenue
Washington, D. C
Lawrence-Williams Co
Gombault
M. J. Lawrence
Lawrence Williams Co
Cleveland
Ohio
U. S
Irving Whitehouse & Co
Davenport Hotel Building Department
General School Supply Co
Great Falls, Montana
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