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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1918
Page
6
A study touts Circular No 76 from Bozeman Agricultural College on grasshopper control using poisoned bran mash nets traps and deep plowing. It cites a St Ignatius farmer who processed over 600 pounds from four acres and suggests dried grasshoppers as poultry feed, framing a calamity into a beneficial resource.
Montana stock breeders, led by T. L. Miller’s legacy, champion Herefords as the best plains cattle. Westside leaders Wallis Huidekoper and A. B. Cook laud their hardiness, rustling efficiency, and market performance. Montana associations form at Great Falls to unite breeders, with historic ranchers like J. W. Leland and Tice families noted for early Hereford influence.
U S public service reserve in Montana launches an Emergency Farm Labor Reserve to ensure crop labor. County agents recruit workers with varying time commitments and coordinate with local bodies to meet farm needs amid wartime food production goals.
Coh created an uproar by declaring that events in Russia contradict the Reichstag resolution of July 19. He alleged torture and executions, saying territories are devastated and socialists were hanged without trial. In Finland he claimed 80,000 imprisoned and 2,000 killed for political convictions.
German losses in the Montdidier to Oise sector have climbed to about 80,000 men in a matter of weeks, reflecting heavy fighting and mounting casualties on the western front.
Johnson Hicks, chairman of the British parliamentary air committee, says the body will press for a large air program for 1919 and to show the government that victory depends on air power. He hints reprisal raids on Rhine towns may follow German air raids on British hospitals in northern France.
State contracts let for erection of a laboratory in Helena. Local notes report farm livestock and weather impacts across Montana with fatalities, fires, floods, and county efforts. Notable items include a July WCTU convention in Fairfield and a Fergus thrift stamp drive achievement.
United States Steel has acquired Hackensack River site in New Jersey to build the largest shipyard in the world at a cost of 30 million dollars. The project aims to create a massive naval and merchant ship manufacturing complex along the river.
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