Ahern Publishes Forestry Book in Honor of Reid
Lieut Col George P Ahern former head of Montana State College military dept honors Dr James Reid second president in the second edition of Deforested America in a Riverside Enterprise report. Ahern credited Reid with inspiring forestry work at MSU and dedicates the book to him noting the college began instruction there. Reid led the college 1895 to 1904. Postal receipts for the year ended June 30 exceeded expenditures by about 5 million dollars after required subventions and free mailing service adjustments per Postmaster General Farley.
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Blackfeet Indian Band Plans Six Month East Coast Tour
The Blackfeet band, 27 members from the Blackfeet tribe, will tour the East for six months starting after a stop at the Century of Progress in Chicago. Ed Paul directs with Chief Crow Feathers as master of ceremonies and One Spot among the vocalists. Roosevelt praised their music during a Glacier park performance.
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State Beet Crop Averages Strong Despite Heat
Crop reporting board figures show Utah at 37 percent, Idaho 47 percent of normal on Aug 1, with an 85 percent average. Beet sugar output around 1 million tons or less. Louisiana cane about 215,000 tons. Montana at 84 percent. Florida about 50,000 tons. Prices at 109.6 index, up 4.5 percent from last year. British textile makers pursue ultra cheap disposable cotton collars.
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Steps to End Germ Spread in Helena During Outbreak
Health officials in Helena warn against crowding public venues amid rising infantile paralysis cases. Dr. William Copenhaver cites one death, seven new cases in Helena or Lewis and Clark county, and urges early doctor consultation for symptoms. no citywide closures planned for theatres.
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Cuticura Ad Promises Clear Skin Quickly
An advertisement urges use of Cuticura Ointment for pimples and blackheads with a five minute wash using Cuticura Soap and hot water. It promotes daily use to maintain clear skin and includes Cuticura Talcum as well.
Wool clipping rises in Montana and Wyoming in 1934
United States Department of Agriculture figures show Montana produced 35 966 000 pounds and Wyoming 30 732 000 pounds of wool in 1934, up from 1933. Fleeces averaged heavier in both states, with Montana shearing 3 670 000 sheep and Wyoming 3 235 000 this year, against 3 540 000 and 3 240 000 in 1933.
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Government aids drought relief and flood relief in Florida counties
The government offers drought relief to 1 276 counties while forced to aid farmers in seven Florida counties due to excessive flooding.
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