Cows Test in Bitter Root Valley Hit High Butterfat Averages
In July 395 cows across 26 herds in Bitter Root Valley Cow Testing Association were tested by official tester Robert F. Gaalaas. The average fat per cow was 29 pounds, with 37 animals in 19 herds over 40 pounds and 24 cows in 10 herds above 650 pounds. Ravalli Billie Ann Korndyke topped the list with 80 pounds of fat, followed by Flossie 74 pounds and Agate Valentine Fairview Burke 69 pounds. Fat production patterns suggest hay and grain feeding to counter dry pasture and heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Bitter Root Valley
Tester Gaalaas
Ravalli
Billie Ann Korndyke
Ford & Hollister
Darby
Flossie
Ed Wren
Agate Valentine Fairview Burke
David Lea & Son
Echo
Mrs Hunt to Lead Deer Lodge Cooking School
Mrs Alma E Hunt, home economist for Edison Electric, will run a two day cooking school in Deer Lodge at the Deer Lodge hotel from 2 to 4 p m starting Monday. A baking contest with prizes for bread cake and pie will accompany demonstrations and Q A cards will be used to collect questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Hunt
Deer Lodge
Alma E. Hunt
Butte
Standard
Williams Gives HS Version of Killing Dillon
The trial of C. L. Williams for the May 31 murder of George Harrison continued in district court. Witnesses testified about the crime scene and Williams’s statements, health, and memory while defense witnesses described his behavior and work history. Rebuttal evidence from psychiatrists is expected as the case nears jury submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Harrison
Ames
Henry Thompson
Harry Hatch
J. F E. Martin
Sam Ditty
William Carter
Aaron Spong
A. C. Knight
Warm Springs
Robber Bear of Park Hurled to His Death
In Yellowstone National Park a bear that stole bacon from a tourist's car refused to leave. A ranger tried to scare it away, then threw a stone striking the bear. The stunned animal wandered to the canyon rim and fell to its death on a ledge below.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robber Bear
Park
Yellowstone Park
Grand Canyon
Yellowstone
The
Canyon Ranger Station
Brain
Donlin Named Acting Postmaster at Medicine Lake
Mary A. Donlin has been appointed acting postmaster at Medicine Lake Montana. The appointment was announced in Washington on August 6 as part of federal staffing changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Lake
The
Standard
Washington
Mary A. Donlin
Mont
Dillon Roundup Travel and Local Visits
F A Kennison handles business from Armstead home in Dillon. O A Schulz and spouse visit from Sheridan for a couple of days. Frank Elie and Walter Jones drive to Bozeman for the roundup and to inspect State college buildings as Elie serves on the state board of education. E B Ree visits Dillon from Red Rock. William Chimer from Armstead and Walter Brown from Lagery ranch stay a few days. Wilke of Wisdom and Ross Nay attend to local matters from Grasshopper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
F. A. Kennison
Armsatead
O. A. Schulz
Sheridan
Frank Elie
Walter Jones
Bozeman
Elie
State Board of Education
State College
E. B. Ree
Red Rock
William Chimer
Armstead
Walter Brown
Dillion
Lagery
E. Wilke
Wisdom
Ross Nay
Grasshopper
Senator Urges Permanent Mining Industry Organization
A Senate committee urges early enactment of amendments to aid gold and silver mining. The commissioner will consider urging a permanent, fully representative organization to address industry problems, with ongoing legislative readiness to meet mining needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Commission
Girl Scout Outing Planned from Deer Lodge Camps Near Garrison
Thirty five Pine Cone troop No 1 and Red Rose troop No 2 Girl Scouts with advisers depart Deer Lodge for a week at a camp near Garrison. The schedule includes reveille breakfast camp inspection medical checks hikes training tests and camp activities with two visiting days and parental cooperation urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Buchen
Pine Cone
Prp. W. Brance
William Kemna
Red Rose
H. J. Heinsch
Rotarians Push Plans for Community Swimming Pool
Rotary luncheon at Deepa Lodge advances a children’s pool project with a joint committee to work with Kiwanis. Officials seek action before winter and address the Morrel crossing safety issue with county commissioners. Labor Day plans and three month program slate are also discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deepa Lodge
Rotarians
D. G. J. Marquette
C. J. Benton
I. R. Blasidell
Kiwanis Club
Morrel
A. J. Lochrie
R. D. Larable
J. W. Cole
Harry MacPherson
Rotary Club
Edward Sears
A. J. Buchen
Girl Scouts
Deer Lodge Social Notes and Visitors
Aug 6 Deer Lodge notes report Dr and Mrs F B Halil returning from Spokane. Mrs Eliza Humphrey of Butte visits at Mrs Charles Belk. A D Peck from Idaho Falls and Earl Holzknecht of Missoula are guests of local families. Ada Johnson heads to Great Falls for vacation. William Byrnes visits from Avon. Death of Mrs William Matthews of Butte notified by Mrs William Coleman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Peck
Idaho Falls
G. A. Carr
Sne
Milwaukee
Earl Holzknecht
Missoula
Deer Lodge
F. B. Halil
Spokane
Wash
Eliza Humphrey
Butte
Charles A. Belk
William Harris
de Witt Peck
Earl Holzknech
Paul Seifert
Otto Gerdts
Garrison
Ada Johnson
Great Falls
William Byrnes
Avon
William Coleman
William Matthews
Artillery Regiment Reconstituted At Fort MacArthur
The Third Regiment of Artillery famed in American history, known as The Fighting Third, has been reorganized as the Third Coast Artillery and reissued its long service record at Fort MacArthur under Major George Ruhisen Jr. Its lineage includes Buena Vista, Monterey, Palo Alto, Manila, and World War I service with parts forming the later Artillery corps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Perdo
Cal
Third Coast Artillery
United States Army
Fort MacArthur
Here
George Ruhisen Jr
West
Buena Vista
Santa Ana
Bragg
Zachary Taylor
Florida Peninsula
California
Monterey
Vera Cruz
Cerro Gordo
Molino del Ray
Palo Alto
Third Artillery
Cape Horn
San Francisco
Three Bells
Antarctic
Liverpool
England
Manila
P. I
Artillery Corps
Army
France
Wives Must Be Paid For Or Else Sent Back Home
Olympia Washington reports from a British post in Pondoland South Africa detail the end of a mourning moratorium on dowry payments. Pondos who obtained wives on credit must now pay or return their wives to the parental kraals. Dowry ranges from three to ten cattle or horses for commoners and up to 26 for a chief's daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Wash
Pondoland
South Africa
George Tweedie
Archibald C. Tweedie
State Department of Labor and Industries
Marelana
Mr. Tweedie
Scraps from a Postwar Fact Sheet
A collection notes Poland with 18 match factories France films heartbeats United States 24 million homes Havana Cuba building boom Embalming by electro plating proposed Three million homes have radio equipment Over 20 million women are church members New York City has four banks over
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
France
United States
Havana
Cuba
New York City
Anaconda Couples Tie the Knot in Six Nuptials
Six people wed yesterday in Anaconda and nearby areas, including Delia McGeever and Walter D. Sweeney in Butte, John J. Morris and Violet Murphy in Deer Lodge, and Albert Thompson with Anna Ostberg at Anaconda. The ceremonies featured local officials and families, with receptions at the New Hotel Finlen and future residences noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Chicago
Delia McGeever
Walter D. Sweeney
Butte
John J. Morris
Violet Murphy
Deer Lodge
Albert Thompson
Teton County
Anna S. Ostberg
Power
Mont
McGeever
Mr. Sweeney
St. Ann’s Church
J. M. Nolan
Myrtle Ryan
Frank Sweeney
Finlen
Sweeney
Thomas McGeever
St. Paul's Dramatic Club
J. M. Sweeney
A. C. M. Company
Davidson Apartments
Father Landy
John A. Morris
John Warren
John Barnahan
Mr. Morris
East Fifth Street
E. C. Bartlett
Methodist
Eugene Peek
Forger argues novel plea over proportional punishment
A London forger appealed to the criminal appeal court claiming penalties should reflect currency value shifts. He cited three cases from 1913 to 1922 showing rising sentences for ever smaller gains, while purchasing power fell. The court rejected his argument as unsympathetic. Egypt purchased $100,000 worth of steel hoppe from the United States in one month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Court of Criminal Appeal
Egypt
United States
Zemo claims fast relief for eczema and skin troubles
Advertises Zemo as a cure for eczema blotches ringworm rashes and similar conditions. Describes 35c for standard bottle and 1.00 for extra large bottle with immediate relief and quick healing. Mentions Zemo Soap and Zemo Ointment as accompanying products. Advise readers to obtain it today to avoid further distress.
Vermont Housewife Reports Relief From Backache
Mrs Frep of Route No 2 East Hardwick Vermont says Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound cured months of backache headaches and illness. She urges others to try it and notes many housewives benefit from its use. For sale by druggists everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Hardwick
Vermont
Lydia FE
Pinkham
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Montana
Darby Cow Herds Test Association
Holstein
Ford & Halister
C. J. Hartson & Sons
Stevenville
Dresel & Barry
D. CC, Gray
T. L. Sorensen
Dresel & Bailey
Alma FE. Hunt
Standard Publishing Company
Wijton
Dillon Bureau
Dillon News Notes
Bureau
Syret
Cuits
Anaconda News
GOD OF Love
Samiéle
Tewelers
Market Street
Forger
Manly Boys
Portland
Oregon
Catalieguae cheerfeBy
Cleveland
Gemoine
Haberesorion Bet
Malgoa Ma
Lydia E. Pinkham
S.S.S
S. S.S
S&s
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