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Nespelem, Okanogan County, Washington
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Government program transfers cattle from drought-stricken Midwest states to the Colville reservation district, viewed as superior for grazing. Indian service advances sub-marginal land program to dedicate thousands of acres solely to grazing.
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DISTRIBUTION of cattle taken from drought stricken Midwest states in this district indicates that the government looks upon this region as being superior to other sections from a grazing standpoint.
The thousands of acres of fine grazing land which lie in the boundaries of the Colville reservation may yet be adequately stocked if the government continues with its program of transferring livestock taken from states where periodic droughts make cattle raising a too hazardous proposition.
At the same time the Indian service is now working on a sub-marginal land program, through which thousands of acres eventually will be taken entirely from cultivation and classed as fit solely for grazing purposes.
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Primary Location
Colville Reservation
Outcome
potential adequate stocking of grazing lands; thousands of acres to be reclassified from cultivation to grazing purposes.
Event Details
Distribution of cattle from drought-stricken Midwest states to this district, indicating government view of the region as superior for grazing. Colville reservation's grazing lands may be stocked via ongoing livestock transfer program from drought-affected states. Indian service working on sub-marginal land program to remove thousands of acres from cultivation for grazing only.