Montana farmer-stockman. [volume], May 15, 1950, Page 15, Image 15

About Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993

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Melody Roundup
Foreman
KMON, YOUR Montana Farmer
Stockman station, has continued its
leadership in western music with the
addition of "Tex" Lansing to its staff.
"Tex," who takes over the enjoyable
chore of conducting the morning and
afternoon editions of Melody Round
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"TEX" LANSING
up, hails from Waco, Tex., one of the
strongholds of western and folk mu
sic. "Tex," despite his Texas back
ground, a
intermountain area and lived a large
portion of his life in Sheridan, Wyo.
Melody Roundup with "Tex" Lans
ing as foreman is heard Monday
through Friday at 11 a. m. until
11:30 a. m. and again in the after
noon immediately following major
league baseball. On Saturdays, his
show is heard 10 a. m. to 11 a. m.
Melody Roundup airs requests for
the most popular western and folk
tunes and is bidding fair to take
over "mail" honors on the station.
KMON Yodeler Is
Real Cowhand
MATT ANTONICH, Montana's yo
deling cowboy, is the latest addition
to the western line-up of KMON.
Matt, a local winner in a 1949 talent
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MATT ANTONICH
hunt here in Great Falls, brings his
winning ways to KMON listeners
each Tuesday and Thursday after
noons at 3:30 when he appears in a
15-minute portion of "Tex" Lansing's
Melody Roundup show. Matt, a yo
deler of real talent, plays his own
and
programs his portion of the show to
play requests. He ranches near Belt
and is truly a western character with
regular ranch duties.
The United States has 435,000,000
acres of cultivated land, which is
22.8 percent, or almost one-fourth, of
its total area. This is 3.13 acres of
cultivated land per capita and 17.0
percent of the world's total cultivated
acres, which measure up to about 2.47
billion acres.
Comparing these figures with other
leading countries, this country is
fourth. Canada has the largest num
ber of cultivated acres per capita,
5.29; Australia, second with 4.71
acres, and Argentina, third with 4,50
acres per capita.
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