As near as can be, in the limited space permitted, the cover portrays all the agricultural and livestock industries of the state. It may be of interest to you to know that the dairy cows represented on the front cover are making the alfalfa fed to them worth up to $19 a ton at a time when hay is a drug on the market.

MOSCOW YOUNG FOLKS
Esther, Hilda and Joe Thomas leave today for Billings, Montana, from there they go by stage to Pryor, where Joe will work on his uncle's cattle ranch in the fall, when he returns to enter the university as freshman.

Misses Esther and Hilda will spend their vacation visiting at the home of their brother, Arthur N. Thomas, and family, and their uncle's large stock ranch on the Crow reservation. They will also visit relatives at Hardin and Wyola, Montana, and at Sheridan and Cody Wyoming.

39 years; corn and potatoes for 30 years; and rye for 29 years.

The livestock of the state is covered by counties for 1920 and by classes for the past 10 years, giving the number and value of each class.

The Review contains much valuable information. 