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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1934
Page
2
Pelts from more than 30 000 sheep slaughtered on Blaine County ranches are being shipped out under the government purchasing program. About 5 000 arrived at Harlem recently. the rest go to Chinook. Harold Ziebarth of the county sheep committee will ship pelts to Miles City for processing for relief needs.
John W. Haw of St. Paul director of the agricultural development department of the Northern Pacific railway says federal reclamation projects across the western states are bright spots after a year of unprecedented drought following a month of inspection of typical projects.
A welcome drizzle spread across the Powder River country easing drought concerns for stockmen. Sheep and cattle producers have fortified with cottonseed cake and baled hay in anticipation of adequate moisture and a better grass stand.
Descriptive note highlights miles of intricate galleries connecting Carlsbad Caverns many chambers. The passage underscores vast subterranean maze and scenic chambers within the famous cave system.
The article lists numerous New Deal alphabet agencies confirming the expansion from about 15 to more than 30. It cites examples such as NRA FCC TVA FERA HOLC FSLIC and FDIC, and notes names like SAPF PWA FPA and SHC among the growing roster of federal bodies.
A Montana seed stocks committee met at Montana State College on Saturday November 15 to discuss seed treatment bought by the government seed stocks program and outline related issues. The Montana experiment station reports dairy and beef progress and suggests expanding dairy herd improvement associations to aid stabilization efforts.
In a recent week Britain produced 4,084,100 tons of coal, reflecting industrial demand and mining activity across regional pits. The figure highlights ongoing energy sector output as producers maintain supply to power plants and industry.
Dr. Hadleigh Marsh reports lung worm in big horn sheep at Yellowstone Park linked to over-grazing. 1934 soybean crop expected 20 to 30 percent above 1933. threshers’ beans fetch 10 to 15 cents a bushel more. Wheat production lag but farmers receive 27 cent per bushel relief via administrator Chester Davis. Regional Farm Credit supports 675 farmer cooperatives with 200000 members. Park County begins 4 H baby beef, funded by local purebred livestock men and Livingston financiers. Iowa 4 Hers to feed Montana calves. 57 Shorthorn calves shipped from Bozeman area to Marshalltown for club members.
A log structure to house the Boy Scouts and other civic groups will rise in Saca jawea park Livingston. the project is funded by FERA using relief labor.
At Fort Assinniboine near Havre a former Indian era post now operates as a federally supervised transient camp. The 165 to 400 bed facility outfits its barracks with reconditioned spaces, sanitary bunks, and controlled work credits for food lodging and clothes as transients register and bathe.
Alaska's coastline is longer than the total coastline of the United States, highlighting the vast expanse of the state's coastal geography. The fact emphasizes Alaska's extensive shorelines across its many inlets and archipelagos.
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