15 Jun 1922
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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
1
Debate centers on a three to one majority for the bill and potential presidential veto. Thirty senators oppose the amended measure, with one absent, while others among the Republicans may push for amendments or a cash balance, making changes to the pending bill uncertain.
Fragmentary notes describe crab reproduction with eggs laid during the summer season. The text mentions shell life and related remarks, but clarity and names are incomplete.
Farmers report a busy season with alfalfa expected to yield a record crop. Winter wheat praised by Magnus Johnson and others in Eastern Fergus. Cattle and sheep thriving, fields plowing and grass growing despite thick grasshoppers. A graduate from Fergus High noted, with Lewistown scenes referenced.
The report notes 600 new summer tillers joining the roll, bringing total members to 2,972. Acreage reaches 142,294 acres, with continued growth in the summer tillage program. A separate Montana item shows Hon. Charles N. Pry reflecting on senate bid prospects and past campaign experiences.
Washington reports the wheat crop this year will reach 855 million bushels, up from 759 million last year, based on a condition of 84.3 percent on June 1. The winter wheat output is forecast at 607 million bushels.
An odd theory from the St. Louis Globe-Democrat hints that a few more rivets could turn a quirky idea into a valuable discovery. The remark frames curiosity as a path to breakthrough.
The commerce department tonight issued a law affecting wheat stocks with warnings of lower prices for seven markets. Argentina, Canada, and the United States face varied supply levels as North American surplus and limited India imports set the pace while Russia is excluded from trade. This pact shapes national consumption and global trading dependences.
A brief unsigned draft shows George Breckenridge as secretary attaching a signed card regarding an acreage matter described as about 5009 acres. The note ends with a cordial closing Yours truly and indicates formal secretaryly action.
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