Public lands withdrawn from settlement in twelve western states
President Roosevelt issued an executive order withdrawing all vacant unreserved and unappropriated public lands in twelve western states from entry, sale, or location. Secretary Ickes said the six month limit aims to support the Taylor grazing act by conserving lands and stabilizing the livestock industry.
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Western States
Roosevelt
Ickes
Arizona
California
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
North Dakota
South Dakota
Oregon
Utah
Wyoming
Interior Department
Congress
Department
General Land Office
Register Your Baby Campaign Aims Montana Birth Records
The United States bureau of the census state board of health and the Montana Emergency Relief administration partner in a campaign to register all births. Many births occur without a physician or midwife and go unreported, hindering proof of age and parentage. Parents of babies born in the last year should return census cards or contact the State Board of Health in Helena for forms before December.
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Montana
United States Bureau of the Census
State Board of Health
Montana Emergency Relief Administration
Division of Vital
Bureau of Census
Helena
Mont
Montana Seeks 16 Big Game Preserves and Refuges
The Montana state game and fish commission requests federal action to establish 16 big game preserves and migratory refuges in the state. It has provided data to assist a federal program to acquire marginal and sub marginal lands for these sites.
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State Game and Fish Commission of
Montana
Montana wins world titles at Chicago Livestock Exposition
Chatterton of Geyser led the champion feeder Herefords in the International Livestock Exposition at Chicago. Granahan Bros. of Albert Colo. placed third with a Shorthorn. LeRoy Kirby of Simms won the barley championship, while John C. Haus of Corvallis earned the reserve title. Kirby’s Treloy type mirrors Canada’s last year winner. John Morse of Corvallis placed fourth in rye.
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Chatterton
Chicago
Granahan Bros
Albert
Colo
Montana
LeRoy Kirby
Simms
Far West
John C. Haus
Corvallis
Kirby
Treloy
Canada
John Morse
Rye
New Grazing Co operatives File Articles in Montana
Articles of incorporation were filed with the secretary of state by five grazing groups. Chain Butte Co operative Grazing Association in Petroleum county with John Mayberry ranch headquarters near Dovetail. signers Andrew Tresch John Mayberry and Mike Mahler. Weede Co operative Grazing Association in Melstone with signers H E McGilory G W Bush and Lou E Hill. Ford Creek Co operative Grazing Association in Petroleum and Fergus counties with headquarters Winnett. signers Forbes Leslie P M Teitgen and M J Boyd. Cattle Ranch Co operative Grazing Association in Fergus county at Suffolk. signers J A Martic Joseph H May and J R Stephens. Crooked Creek Co operative Grazing Association in Fergus county at Rossiter school near Roy. signers A J Hughes C E Southworth and Vernon Puckett.
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Chain Butte Co-operative Grazing Association
Petroleum County
John Mayberry
Dovetail
Andrew Tresch
Mike Mahler
Weede Co-operative Grazing Association
Melstone
H. E. McGilory
G. W. Bush
Lou E. Hill
Ford Creek
Signers
Forbes Leslie
P. M. Teitgen
M. J. Boyd
Cattle Ranch Co-operative Grazing Association
Fergus County
Suffolk
J. A. Martic
Joseph H. May
J. R. Stephens
Crooked Creek
Cotton export quotas urged as part of international farm cooperation
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture M. L. Wilson urged farming nations to craft more mutual help plans, including a possible cotton agreement using export quotas to match what consuming countries can absorb. He defended AAA control of cotton, downplayed U.S. market loss fears, and noted Germany’s lack of dollar exchange as significant.
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M. L. Wilson
National Fertilizer Association
Wilson
Nature
AAA
United States
U. S
Department of Agriculture
Germany
Hunter Aiding Indians in Solving Difficulties
John G. Hunter, superintendent of the Fort Peck agency, announces the organization of 10 chapters in communities on the reservation to place responsibility on leaders. Officers help with IECW projects, road work, and aid to the needy as Hunter works with Indians by sharing activities. Meetings explain the Wheeler-Howard bill with growing support and a vote expected at Poplar in a few days.
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John G. Hunter
Fort Peck
IECW
Hunter
Poplar
Demand for American Iron and Steel in Greece Rises
Trade reports show rising demand for United States iron and steel products in Greece as importers seek steel bars, structural shapes, and finished steel goods. Industry observers point to favorable prices, stable supply chains, and growing construction activity driving the increase.
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Greece
Flathead Reservoirs Fill Rapidly Amid Snowy Spring
Flathead irrigation project reservoirs are receiving 1000 acre feet weekly as reported by project manager Henry Gerharz. Despite the small share of the 120000 acre foot capacity, the inflow exceeds last year and comes with more snow in the Mission mountains. Canada expects new gold finds to push 1934 output to $100 million.
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Flathead Irrigation Project
Henry Gerharz
Gerhart
Mission Mountains
Canada
Towns Named Rome Span All Continents
Across continents multiple towns share the name Rome reflecting historic naming exchanges. Each region preserves its own local character while linking to a common antique root found in European roots and colonial legacies.
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Continents
Rome
Fire at Park Grove Injures Man and Destroys Buildings
A Fort Peck project blaze destroyed a beer parlor and an unfinished garage after gasoline spilled from a ruptured line sparked by a belt slip. An unidentified man was injured. investigators cited ignition from the gasoline and a spark. Both structures will be rebuilt.
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Park Grove
Fort Peck
Violin of Frank Rice Plays Cow Town Tunes
Broadus resident Frank Rice keeps a rugged fiddle alive in a rough cow town. The instrument carries civil war memories from Rice’s father who played at soldiers stag dances where women wore arm ribbons. The violin now pours out frontier cow boy tunes.
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Hal
Frank Rice
Broadus
Rice
Four London Royal Courts Spend Five Million in Year
The four royal courts in London this year spent 5 million dollars on dry goods shoes flowers and dress makers services.
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London
Appeal brief filed in $20000 Safeway crash case in Montana
Marie Ashley filed a $20000 damage appeal in the Montana supreme court after a Silver Bow district court verdict. The case stems from an August 18 1932 automobile collision on Butte Helens road near Elk Park involving Safeway Inc driver Eugene Ballard and a Safeway truck.
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Montana Supreme Court
Marie Ashley
Safeway Stores, Inc
Eugene Ballard
Silver Bow
Butte—Helens
Elk Park
Ballard
Safeway
Salinity yields salt difference between seas
Evaporation of one ton of Red Sea water produces 187 pounds of salt, while the same amount from Atlantic Ocean water yields 81 pounds, highlighting higher salinity in the Red Sea.
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Red Sea
Atlantic Ocean
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H. F. Wendell & CO
N. Curtis St
Chicago, Ill
Terman Produce Co
Fulton St
Ill
Spokane
U. S. Fur CO
U. S. Fur Company
Morgam Ave
Minneapolis
Minn
Glenn & Anderson Company
Fulton Market
Illinois
Clark’s Fork Valley
Blackfoot Land Development CO
Missoula, Mont
Beckman Bros. Furriers
Great Falls, Mont
Billings Polytechnic Institute
School of Vocations
Billings Business College
the Academy
School of Music
Ernest T. Eaton
Polytechnic
Montana Flour Mills Company
Flathead
Tanning Beckman Tannery
Central Great Falls, Mont
Coucle Commission Company
Northwest
Dougle Commission Company
W. Randolph St
Shenandoahe
Belleof Nelson
Brigadier Spring Garden
Green River
Penn-Maryland Corp
National Distillers
New York, N. Y
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