The Global Trade Webs of American Goods and Aid
A historical analysis traces U S exports to Africa Australia Asia and Europe showing candles brooms brushes peanuts boots and shoes windmills and more reaching diverse markets. It cites the Commerce and Labor Bureau data on 767 million dollars in manufactures 566 million raw materials and 370 million foods with raw cotton exports at 450 million. It notes many nations receive American products and previews next week's discussion of imports to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoseim
Athenworldzargy
Erare
China
India
Philippines
South Africa
Cifa
Liberia
Portuguesa
Oceania
Peru
Central America
Europe
United States
Africa
Australia
French Guiana
Ecuador
Brazil
Haiti
Costa Rica
British Honduras
Japan
Korea
Tasmania
Venezuela
Dutch West Indies
Salvador
Turkey
Roumania
Malta
Algores Islands
Egypt
Pacific
Hongkong
Santo Domingo
British India
Guianas
South America
Danish West Indies
Guatemala
Labrador
Bermuda
Siam
Java
Sumatra
Straits Settlements
New Zealand
Paraguay
Mexico
Canada
Canary Islands
Asia
French China
Switzerland
Froumania
Greece
Greenland
Calf Rearing on Skim Milk Advice from Farmers' Tribune
A Nebraska reader asks if calves can be raised on skim milk and how to feed. The article says whole milk promotes faster growth but skim milk works if kept clean and fed promptly after separation, with a tablespoon of ground flaxseed or oil meal per feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Calgon
Nebraska
Farmers’ Tribune
Cascade County poised for poultry boom says local editors
Market prices and strong demand boost optimism for poultry farming in Cascade County. Prominent breeders note favorable climate and abundant feed, predicting many will enter the business next spring. A late January poultry association meeting aims to educate locals on best breeds and stock. A big show in Great Falls is expected to spur demand for thoroughbred stock and attract entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cascade County
Poultry Association
Great Falls
Central Avenue
Cow Pea Forage Adapted To Wider Regions
The cow pea, a southern brown plant, grows well west of the 98th meridian. It is a warm season annual related to the bean, grown for seed and forage. Seeds provide human and livestock food. It climbs without tendrils, has three leaves, and white to black seed varieties. Best grown in warm climates but tolerates northern summers with early soils. It thrives on poor sandy soil, prepared like clover or alfalfa seed beds, and can be drilled or broadcast. Companion crops like German millet aid curing. Harvesting aims for quick curing, with mowing timing near half pod formation. Seed yields reach 2–10 bushels per acre. forage 2–8 tons per acre. Worth considering for northwestern farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridan
Aberdeen visitors plan return trip to Miles City
W J Keeley, freight and passenger agent for Milwaukee, escorted a band of Aberdeen South Dakota robbers over the Standing Rock branch. They enjoyed the journey, spoke of Miles City with delight, and express intent to visit again in spring or early summer, with Miles City possibly hosting them once more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Chivy
W. J. Keeley
Milwaukee
Standing Rock
Aberdeen
Keeley
Miles City
Miles S City
Epring
Searly
Ismay Journal Devoted to Local Interests
Local newspaper notes Ismay and nearby area interests with community updates and brief notices. The fragment references a price and page content but lacks clear events or names to expand.
Legislator Talks Higher Bounties as Musselshell County Emerges
Legislation favored by cattle counties seeks to raise cash bounties for wolf and coyote destruction from 10 to 26 dollars for wolves and 3 to 6 dollars for coyotes. The measure aims to cover unpaid warrants and broadens county tax levies. A new Musselshell Roundup county proposal is discussed amid wider county-district anxieties. State sheriff creation is supported by Governor Norris and Attorney General Galen to supervise sheriffs and handle requisition matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Survant
Malta
Apeculatore
Musselshell
Chouteau
Albert J. Galen
Norris
Public Land Notice for Edward J. Walrath in Ismay Montana
Department of the Interior Miles City Montana December 1919 notice records Edward J Walrath of Ismay Montana who filed homestead entry 06922 on Sept 21 1909 for sections 32 township 9N range 66E M P Meridian and intends final commutation proof before U S Commissioner F Z Gray at Ismay on January 16 1911 witnesses Peter Schluter Charles Dickson Frank Case and J E Prindte all of Ismay Montana. First publication December 9 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Miles City
Montana
Margaret Austfather
Seattle
Wash
M. P. Meridian
Felix Z. Gray
United States
Ismay
Walter Anderson, Jr
William P. Johnson
Charles H. Emerson
John Johnson
Ekalaka
A. Kircher
United States Land Office
Edward J. Walrath
F. Z. Gray
U. S
Peter Schluter
Mont
Charles Dickson
Frank Case
J. E. Prindte
Kircher, Register
Bartholomew Seeks Final Proof on Montana Homestead
State Land Office in Miles City Montana publishes notice that Ralph M Bartholomew of Westmore Custer County Montana will appear before Felix Z Gray US Commissioner at Ismay on February 4 1911 to make final commutation proof for homestead entry 589403424 SW ¼ section 24 township 8 N range 54 E M P Meridian Witnesses named C D Ferris W Westmore Mont J Dierckman Westmore Mont Sunday Wequomore Mont A B Johnson Emali Cuater Mont plus OCR errors corrected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United State Land Office
Miles City
Montana
Ralph M. Bartholomew
Westmore
Custer County
M. P. Meridian
Felix Z. Gray
United States
Ismay
Custer “County
C. D. Ferris
Mont
J. Dierckman
Weatmore
Wequmore
A. B. Johnson
Emai Cuater County
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Gro. W. Burt
J.B KeMrpron
Alfred Weiger
A. BauBakss
Cashier
PF. P. River. Asst Cashier
State Bank of Terry
Terry, Montana
Dav
Biuele
B. KempPros
Gro
E Ismiy
Round
Judith Basin
Che Mutual Life Insurance
Company of Dew York
Frompany
the Mutual Life.of
New York
John de ‘Carle
Miles
City,mont
Ada M. Bennett
Miles Orry
G. H. Grote
Barber
Geo. W. Farr
United States Land Offices
Ontario Veterinary College
F. W. J. Johnstone
Knowlton
Tisor & McKinnon
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