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Newspaper
Grass Range Review
Location
Grass Range, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1919
Page
6
Montana farmers expand sunflower silage as a staple in silage programs. Studies across the state show 20 to 35 tons per acre potential with giant Russian sunflowers yielding better than corn and stock thriving on it. Photograph shows large field near Bozeman at the Montana Experiment Station and the dense crop.
Lucille Mulhall famed as the fastest lady steer roper and a top stampede performer in the United States has been caught by Dan Cupid. The Montana icon was married in a surprising ceremony that has many her fans talking across the region.
A detailed guide on practical poultry hygiene outlines housing and yard cleanliness, regular spraying for lice and mites, and two spray applications using cresol or formalin. It covers disinfectants, under-pressure spraying, equipment cleaning, and care of brooders, incubators, and feeding vessels to prevent disease.
Speaking of acquired tastes, it may be that some of them have tried it so often that congressmen are getting fond of extra sessions.
Clay, Robinson & Company's live stock report describes the annual migratory movement of cattle from the southwest to Montana and then to northern feedlots. The piece notes gateways at Denver, Omaha and Sioux City, rail revenue, capital needs, and the evolving speed of the journey from birth to beef. The migratory steer is called an American institution.
A change of lubrication is essential for best results in hot weather use of tractors. Consult the Montana Oil Co. representative in your area for advice on this important subject. He can tell you what your particular tractor requires.
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