Gopher Digging Mastery Described In Curious Details
An account details the pocket gopher as a superb digger with short legs a neckless body tiny eyes and almost no ears. It explains the teeth forefeet and claws used to loosen soil push it rearward and eject it forward while moving in and out of burrows at high speed.
Western routing of wheat boon to farmers of state
Montana farmers seek a western grain route to tidewater with a 2,000,000 bushel terminal elevator planned at Warrenton Oregon. The project, backed by the American Society of Equity and National Society of Equity, would cut shipping costs and shift milling prominence to Great Falls, tying grain flows to Astoria ports and Pacific Northwest markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers OF State
Tidewater
Montana
Burlingame
American Society of Equity For
Washington
McAdoo
Great Falls
Montana Union
American Society of Equity
Equity Farmers
Farmers of Montana
Palace Theater
Warrenton
Ore
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Burlington
State
National Society of Equity
Equity Co-operative Exchange
St. Paul
Astoria
Columbia River
Pacific Coast
North America
American Equity Society
Montana - Warrenton Development Company
R. R. Bartlett
Equity
Columbia
Seattle
Northwest
Minneapolis
Great Lakes
J. Cook and Co
Bozeman
Patrons of Husbandry
Union Pacific
Gallatin Valley
Rosebud
Big Horn
Yellowstone
North Bank
Civil War Terminology Sparks Debate Amid German Faction Tensions
Amid ongoing German faction clashes, observers challenge labeling the conflict as civil, arguing the hostilities reflect factional power struggles rather than a unified civil war, with international observers weighing implications for neutrality and alliance alignments.
Early Montana Farmers Face Dark Days and Shifting Markets
M L Wilson of Bozeman outlined how Montana agriculture began with optimism for high prices but soon entered a severe downturn as placer mining declined and quartz mining demanded capital. Farmers, with distant rail links and over-supplied local markets, faced crippling freight and collapsing wheat prices after 1865.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
M. L. Wilson
Bozeman
Mississippi Valley Historical Society
St. Paul
Gallatin
Wilson
Farm Labor Department Created by U S Employment Service
Harvey P. Griffin of the Montana Agricultural College will head a new farm labor division of the U S Employment Service. The unit aims to connect farmers with workers, streamline local job placement, and avoid long distance labor shipping while using county agents and farm bureaus to relay needs. The plan seeks to aid farmers amid low prices and grasshopper damage, with thirteen branch offices in Montana and ongoing details to be released before harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey P. Griffin
Faculty of
Agricultural College
Federal Labor Bureau
Scott Leavitt
Montana
Leavitt
U. S. Employment Service
Griffin
Farmers of
The
Montana Farmer
Farm Labor Department
Employment Service
M. L. Wilson
F. 8. Cooley
Extension Service
State College
Farm Bureau
Grange
Army Post
A Lady of Distinction by Delicate Perfume
A Lady of Distinction. Recognition comes from the perfume she uses. A bath with Cuticura Soap and hot water to cleanse the pores, followed by a dusting with Cuticura Talcum Powder yields clear sweet healthy skin. Adv.
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Treasure State Farm and Livestock
U. S. Employment Bureau
State Grange
Territorial Grange
Fort Ellis
Quartermaster’s Department
Army
War Department
Henningsen Produce Co
Henningsen Product Co
RE. A. Tyler Realty Company
Montana-Warrenton Development Company
E. A. Tyler & Co
Stanton Bank
Mont
Barkemeyer Grain and Seed Company
Great Falls, Montana
Shorthorn
the Farmer’s Breed
Severy
Farmer Seed & Nursery CO
Faribault, Minnesota
Hereford
Mon’ Association
Billings
Howell
R. Howell & CO
Minneapolis, Minn
P. W. Murphy Commission Company
Union Stockyards
Spokane, Washington