Urges Increase in Sugar Beets
The USDA urges boosting sugar beet acreage for 1918 as part of a broader plan for self-sufficiency. It emphasizes community food production, non-perishable staples, and targeted sugar beet and sugar cane growth where factories and conditions permit, alongside safeguarding established crop practices to avoid dislocation of food supply.
Poultry Book Promotes Berry's Poultry Farm Sale
Readable text notes Berry's Poultry Farm at Clarinda Iowa offering poultry and fowl varieties. The advertisement lists Berry's Poultry Farm, Box 130, Clarinda, Iowa, promoting birds and care notes for buyers.
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Reartog
Berry's
Women to Help Get in Harvest
Montana lawmaker Maggie Hathaway Ravalli County declares women will enter grain fields next fall to replace soldiers who went to war. She predicts many women will farm, drawn by better pay, shorter hours, and healthier outdoor work, and notes Utah sugar beet districts show women prefer field work.
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Ravalli County
Montana
Maggie Hathaway
House
England
Ravalli
Utah
Montana Expert to Teach Farming Abroad
A 500 acre farm near Tours France will train crippled French soldiers in farming skills. Professor Clare Arnett of Montana State Agricultural College will direct the operation with M. Marchand as chief of agriculture. The Red Cross equips workshops at Saint Maurice for electrical training and other plants are being outfitted to aid returning soldiers.
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Tours
France
American Red Cross
Clare Arnett
Department of Animal Husbandry
Montana State Agricultural College
M. Marchand
National Professional Institute For War Cripples
Saint Maurice
Red Cross
Washington
Germany
Military Affairs Committee
United States
Engineer Corps
Ordnance Corps
Archibald B. Roosevelt
Pershing
Infantry
National Army
Roosevelt
Harvard
Plattsburg
Good Results in Sheep Breeding for Small Montana Farmers
Montana farmers of small means turn to sheep as a profitable venture. Select foundation stock best fitting local conditions and popular in the community to ensure market for surplus. Aim for ideal conformation in ram and ewes, cull those far from the ideal, and provide environment matching the breed's development. The breeder must love sheep, keep records, and efficiently fulfill customer orders.
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Montana
Farm Purchasers Eye Montana as Land Boom Returns
Montana land sales expect a revival with strong demand from eastern and western buyers. Tenant farmers from midwest states show rising inquiries, while Central Montana Ranches reports many buyers willing to pay 25 to 40 dollars per acre. If wheat price legislation passes, money will be cheap and land values may rise after harvest.
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Montana
Department of Publicity and Agriculture
Charles D. Greenfield
Middle Western States
Central Montana Ranches Company
Great Northern
East
Washington
Oregon
Congress
United States
Government asks a larger acreage for food supply
The Department of Agriculture issued a supplementary food production program urging more spring wheat and livestock, especially hogs, to feed the Army and allies. Emphasis rests on wheat and hogs, with a call to adjust crops if needed, while urging the South to feed its people and stock, plant cotton, and support wool for soldiers. The department will aid farmers in securing seeds and protecting crops and livestock from pests and disease.
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United States
Department of Agriculture
Department
South
Europe
Farmers And The New Income Tax Effects On Farms
Internal Revenue updates detail farmer obligations to file returns on all profits from operations in the past year. Gains from sale or exchange of farm products must be reported in the year of sale, even if produced or bought for resale. Deductions apply to the tax year when the right to them arises, regardless of whether products have sold. Rents paid in crop shares are treated as income when converted to money, with deductions tied to the year of those conversions. When crops are held for higher prices, shrinkage and storage losses are not deductible.
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Internal Revenue
W. C. Whaley
Washington
Prince of Wales seats in Lords at age 21
London reports the Prince of Wales took his seat in the House of Lords after turning 21. Other items note aerial posts between London and major capitals soon to be instituted, unrest in German munition factories, a rare five cent 1845 stamp selling for 335 dollars, and military promotions.
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Prince of Wales
House of Lords
Europe
Gera
Switzerland
Robert A. Norris
New York
Isaac W. Littel
Quartermaster’s Corps
National Army
Mount Olive
Ill
Peter Haine
Haine
James Bronheim
New York Harbor
David Worth Bagley
Jacob Jones
United States
Marie Louise Harrington
Colusa
Calif
Bagley
Josephus Daniels
Vancouver
B. C
Royal Northwest Mounted
Yukon Territory
Belly
Yukon
Dawson
Philadelphia
Joseph Pennell
Art Club of Philadelphia
America
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Ihs
Ranchers Hail and Fire Insurance Co
Great Falls
Whaley
Jefferson City
James Sturgiss
Sturgiss
Pacific Coast
Atlantic Seaboard
Seattle
Middle West
Farmers Organization
Insurance Department
American Society Equity
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Geome
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Dorsh & Greenfield Co
Herrison Ave
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