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Grass Range Review

Location

Grass Range, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1918

Page

6

Treasure State farm and livestock purebred herds in state

Montana stockmen push for purebreds as Hereford and Shorthorn groups form with officers led by Hal Ives and L Chatterton. Statewide breed associations aim to expand demand for Montana bred cattle, with other livestock groups active in dairying, sheep, horses and swine potential.

Montana Montana Hereford Breeders’ Association New Breed Association Helena Hal B. Ives Hereford Association Cascade County L. Chatterton Spion Kop George B. Sim Townsend A. B. Cook Broadwater County Lester H. Thompson Bozeman D. A. Carlock Carlyle George B. Franks Cardwell Frank G. Doll Pleasant Valley Ben Cardwell Billings Hal Ives Ives & Smith Brady Chatterton Cooperdughes Lumber Company Montana Shorthorn Breeders’ Association Harry L. Summers Montana Stockgrowers’ Association Montana Dairymen’s Association

Campaign to expand Farm Bureau in Montana drives aid

The Montana campaign plans a late November and early December drive to recruit farmers into the Farm Bureau. County agents, university extension staff, and federal officials coordinate to promote county units, local bulletins, and broad cooperation across farming problems and markets.

Montana Farm Bureau United States Department of Agriculture Montana State College United States Department of Agriculture State Agricultural College Acti County Farm Bureau Executive Committee Bureau of Markets Federal Department of Agriculture

Montana Livestock Exports Surge in September 1918

Montana shipped 2 396 cattle 23 decks hogs 1 778 decks sheep 12 cars horses and mules and three cars mixed stock totaling 4 752 carloads. Most was sold in Chicago. U S railroads loaded 172 575 cars of livestock nationwide in September 1918 with a rise of 34 622 cars over September 1917 and a 26 percent gain from August to September.

Montana Chicago Daily Telegraphic Bureau of Markets United States

Stock cars diverted to Montana to ease Great Northern shortage

A wire from R. H. Rishton regional director of northwestern railroads reports diverting a large number of single deck stock cars from the Chicago Twin City lines to Montana. The move aims to handle heavy cattle shipments from northern and northeastern counties and the railroad commission will monitor for serious delays to inform Rishton’s office.

Great Northern Railroad Commission R. H. Aishton Northwestern Railroads Montana Rishton

Indians Subscribe to Fourth Loan Sells

Commissioner of Indian Affairs says telegraphic reports from reservations show Indians have subscribed 4.5 million dollars to the fourth loan, bringing total subscriptions to all four loans to about 20 million dollars.

Cato Sells Indian Affairs

Two Great Hereford Sires Pass Within Month

Deaths remove Ardmore and Woodford, two legendary Hereford bulls in Mereforddam. Ardmore, bought for 31000 at the last International, sired many champions and was bred by C. B. Smith. Woodford, owned by Col E H Taylor, died in a barn fire after a storied career.

Mereforddam Ardmore Woodford Pickerings Col. E. H. Taylor Kentucky Bonnie Lad C. B. Smith Fayette Thompson Brothers West Point Neb W. L. Yost A. B. Cook Montana White Face

Grand Lodge Odd Fellows Meeting Abandoned Over Influenza

The annual meeting of the Grand Lodge of the Odd Fellows was called off due to influenza, with participation from members across the state.

Billings Grand Lodge of the Odd Fellows

Cadet Appointment to West Point for Miles James O Connor

Miles James O Connor son of Judge James F O Connor of Livingston receives a West Point cadetship appointment from Senator Walsh. The notice identifies O Connor as a rising entrant to the military academy.

West Point Miles James O’connor James F. O ‘Connor Livingston Senator Walsh

Store Potatoes in a Dry Place and Save for Winter

An editorial urges householders to store this year's large potato crop carefully to avoid wastage. It lists top storage causes such as sweating, moisture, frost, disease, and sprouting, and advises 34 to 40 degrees with good ventilation. It also recommends selecting true seed tubers and storing them separately for next season.

Cattle Bring High Prices From Big Timber Shipment

Cattle from Big Timber to Chicago fetched strong prices with some animals over 200 dollars. A shipper held a 17000 dollar check as part of the sale. Cars were listed for Phil Cook, Bert Plaggemeyer, Ed Peterson, and others.

Chicago Phil Cook Bert Plaggemeyer Ed. Peterson A. H. Arneson William Dallman Will Gardner W.1l

Montana Road Data Sought for 1919 Plans

Montana state highway commission asks counties and cities to submit 1919 road and bridge project data to secure federal approval. Officials were urged to report desired improvements by November 15 with December 1 extension, enabling timely government review.

Montana State Highway Commission Secretary of Agriculture United States Highway Council United States

Maintenance first in ways council plan during wartime

The ways council will give first consideration to maintenance to conserve completed highways. New construction will be approved only if it aligns with the government's war program or replaces indispensable structures or highways destroyed or damaged beyond repair.

Ways Council

Coughs and Colds Quick Relief Advertised Across Generations

A long running cough and cold remedy is promoted as trusted for fifty years and sold by druggists everywhere. The ad urges readers to keep a bottle in the medicine cabinet for quick relief in a hurry.

Dr King’s New Life Pills Promised Relief

An advertisement claims Dr King’s New Life Pills act to ease constipation and cleanse the body. It touts reliability and urges readers to buy from all druggists.

Dr. King

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Treasure State Farm and Livestock Farm Bureau Organization Hampshire J. E. Morse Dillon, Montana Hereford Commission State Commission U. S Carrie Noessesneer Stock Yards Ateneo Ae Frank Lemmer Central Ave Great Falls Mont Grant Anaconda Copper Mining Company Blackfoot Lans J. Lee Rice D. P. Patenaude Pro General School Supply Co Great Falls, Montana Northwest P.".w. Murphy Commission Company Spokane Union Stock Yards Spokane, Washington Rams
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