Ideal moisture conditions across Montana counties
Montana weekly crop summary reports ideal moisture in all but two counties. Alfalfa in good to excellent shape with first cut underway. hay and grass growth strong. winter wheat variable with some damage from cut worms. Livestock improving, labor plentiful, across Musselshell Yellowstone and nearby counties. Weather mostly warm with scattered showers aiding growth. overall crop prospects remain favorable despite localized damage in parts of the state.
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Bryan to accompany Montana delegation at national convention
William Jennings Bryan will accompany the Montana delegation to the Democratic National Convention. He will depart Wednesday evening by special train, passing through Helena, with Loyal Democrats meeting him at the station. He plans to stop in Helena to watch the special at Butte before arriving in San Francisco on June 25. Bryan arrives in Havre Tuesday noon on train No. 1, makes a public address there, then visits Great Falls for an evening talk at the Methodist church, traveling via the Great Northern to Butte the next morning.
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Why Cox Should Be Chosen As Candidate of Democrats
A fragmented 1912 era debate argues for James M. Cox as the Democratic presidential nominee. Ohio figures praise Cox’s leadership, constitutional stance, and unity potential to win nationwide. Republicans are urged to accept Cox to unite the party and claim the presidency.
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Cost of Wheat Crop Last Year Was High
The 1219 s produced W. Awe! at an average cost to the grower of $2.15 a bushel, the department of agriculture announced. Survey covers farms in Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri, Minnesota, North and South Dakota. Winter wheat cost $1.87 and $2.05 for spring wheat. Projections show profit on 80 percent of surveyed farms not possible.
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