Hereford Leader L Chatterton Wins Prizes at Show
L Chatterton of Wales Ranch near Spion Kop Montana took out a show string of white faced Herefords for the first time and won many prizes. He is secretary of the Montana Hereford Breeders Association and manager of the Wales ranch of the Cooper Hughes firm.
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L. Chatterton
Wales Ranch
Spion Kop
Montana
Hereford Breeders’ Association
Wales
Cooper-Hughes Land & Lumber Company
Winter Dairy Churning Tips and Hereford Show News
Winter butter making faces hurdles not seen in summer. Cream quality, fat globule size, and proper churning speed affect yield. Temperature, cleanliness, and odor control are crucial. Also reports show Elk Run Wales Ranch Herefords winning ribbons at Helena and Midland Empire fairs, with Panama 88th and other stock highlighted.
Montana Irrigation Congress Proposed to Boost State
Montanas irrigation drive seeks a permanent Montana Irrigation Congress modeled on other states. Prof H E Murdock of Bozeman says district meetings would elect delegates to a state body to study irrigation needs, improve practices, and seek favorable laws. Elwood Mead may attend Farmers Week in Bozeman for the first meeting.
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Montana
H. E. Murdock
Bozeman
Montana State College
Montana Irrigation Congress
Murdock
Friends of Irrigation
Montana Agricultural College
Congress
Congress. Mr. Murdock
Elwood Mead
California
Montana Congress
Farm Bureau and Commercial Club
The
College
Cottonseed meal and straw ration for livestock
Professor C N Arnett of Montana State College outlines a cottonseed meal and straw feeding plan to winter cattle. For a 1000-pound steer, 1.75 to 2 pounds of cottonseed meal daily supply protein while straw provides carbohydrate. Cost estimates approximate eight cents a day per steer, plus straw. For cows 1200 to 1400 pounds, 2.5 pounds of meal recommended, with bran additive to aid intake. Ensure salt and water, shelter, and access to straw.
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C. N. Arnett
The
State College
Bozeman
Federal Livestock Relief Work
Spotted Liver Disease in Chickens Described by Dr Welch
Dr Howard Welch warns Montana poultry keepers about spotted liver disease in chickens. He describes liver enlargement with white yellowish nodules, lameness and extreme emaciation leading to death, identifies the disease as tuberculosis related, and notes it spreads via droppings. He urges eradicating the flock, disinfecting housing, and starting over with healthy stock in clean quarters.
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Howard Welch
Montana
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Highwood
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Ner
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Great Falls
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Helena
Billings
Elk Run
A. C. Bayers
Lavina
Spokane Union Stockyards
Magdalena
New Mexico
W. G. Logan
Care of
Sturges Hotel
Albuquerque, New Mexico
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Kansas City
Omaha
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St. Joseph
St. Paul
Sioux City
Denver
Buffalo
Fort Worth
el Paso
State Congress For Irrigation
Orse
FLR
Preckman Brog
Henningsen Produce Company
Butte, Montana
Federal Trade Commission
Food Administration
Department of Justice
Swift & Company
Union Stock Yards
Swift 8 & Company Rete Ey
SOT & Conemnaty
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