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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1932

Page

6

Water on Land Benefits State Irrigation Talk in Helena

Dan Noble of Montanans Inc cites Montana irrigation as vital for state welfare. He says 4,000,000 irrigable acres and 35,000,000 second feet of water leave none on Red Cross relief lists. Irrigated crops like alfalfa and sugar beets would support 40,000 families without competing with basic grains.

Dan Noble Noble Montanans, Inc Helena Montana Mr. Noble Red Cross

Ruhr Coal Stockpiles Reach 8 Million Tons Reported

A recent report notes that the Ruhr in Germany held about 8 million tons of coal and coke in storage. The figure reflects substantial energy reserves and industrial activity in the region during the period.

Ruhr Germany

Ballantine Girl Wins State 4-H Dress Revue

Ora Smith of Ballantine won the Montana 4-H club dress revue at the Midland Empire fair earning a trip to the Livestock Exposition in Chicago. The narrative shares her early 4-H work from age 11 in 1926 and details her sewing club experiences and moves between Worden and Billings.

Montana State College Ora Smith Ballantine Chicago Worden Billings Baltsell Francis Smith Helena Lion's Club County Federated Women’s Atyle Revue Esther Mills Cascade

Tillage Methods Begin in Valley Inspiring Adoption

Valley County farmers led early adoption of a new tillage system by 1924 amid drought and soil erosion fears. The Montana Extension service promoted the method to conserve moisture and fertility, with demonstrations drawing over 1,700 farmers on 100,000 acres. yet progress fluctuated due to weather, costs, and changing practices.

Montana State College Montana Extension Service Valley Sys Valley County Wilson Drouth

Mullan Road Shaped Pacific Northwest Development

The Mullan military highway linked Fort Benton to Walla Walla across 700 miles, easing immigration and trade. Built under Capt. John Mullan and Gov. Isaac I. Stevens, its 1855 act and 1862 completion cost about 230000. Over 300000 immigrants rode the route, and Indian dangers diminished as bridges and routes opened westward.

Pacific Northwest Mullan Fort Benton Missouri River Walla Walla Wash Columbia Rocky Mountain John Mullan Isaac I. Stevens Stevens Washington Territory Continental Divide South Pass Oregon Joseph M. Catakio

Third annual 4-H club convention at Bozeman

A reporter details attendance at the third annual 4-H club convention in Bozeman in June, noting participation in the business meetings and stating the plan to conclude coverage of the event.

Chicago Bozeman

Wilson Urged for High Post in Roosevelt Era

M. L. Wilson, longtime Montana State College figure, called to Washington to confer with President elect Roosevelts agricultural experts on crop control allocation. His name appears as a candidate for agricultural secretary after meetings with Roosevelts aides.

Roosevelt Wilson Atlantic John Wesley Wilson Iowa State College University of Wisconsin Nebraska Fallon Mont Montana Experimental Station Boseman Montana Dawson County Tension Service Agricuricultural Economics College Montana Experimental Wilson Russia European Council Montana State College M. L. Wilson Washington Roose

Academic honors for Montana agricultural researcher

Wilson receives recognition for work with the United States Department of Agriculture and Montana farm experiments. She is connected with Epsilon Sigma Phi and holds memberships in the American Economics Association and the American Sociological Society.

United States Department of Agriculture Wilson Montana

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