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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1935
Page
6
The Gallatin FERA program announced a furniture repair initiative for relief families. It will restore donated broken or discarded pieces so they can be reused by those on relief.
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration estimates cash income for the 1934 U S wheat crop at 280 million dollars, with 101 million in adjustment payments totaling about 381 million. This compares with last year’s 365.8 million, driven by higher prices and reduced surplus.
A. F. Wearne will head the Butte Masons as the newly elected worshipful master for the coming year.
Montana growers have received 6 9 million 518 24 in wheat allotment payments through November 19. The total includes 4 360 366 72 in the first 1933 installment 718 883 79 in the second 1933 installment and 1 912 267 73 in the first 1934 installment. Nationwide payments to date total 49 871 589 with 117 727 345 paid to date and 75 000 000 more due for 1938 and 1934 crops.
Mr and Mrs Henry Morrow observed their 50th wedding anniversary with a Belt reception and Knights of Pythias dance attended by about 500 guests. Married in Fargo on December 8 1884 they spent years in Great Falls and Belt, with Mr Morrow later retiring after varied work including Pioneer garage ownership.
State engineers are closely examining a vitally important local water conservation project on the West Fork of the Poplar River near Richland in Valley county. The effort overlaps county lines with most of it in Daniels county and is studied amid the overshadowing Fort Peck project in Glasgow.
Train engine split a switch on the Burlington main line at Huntley causing a six hour delay. No injuries reported.
Fleck Motor Sales and Universal Motor Co list contact numbers 55 and 981 in Bismarck North Dakota. The brief notice highlights dealership presence and phone lines.
Miss H E Cushman extension poultry specialist urges proper ventilation to prevent frost and damp litter in chicken houses. Dry litter requires slatted drinking stands with a catch pan, possible floor heaters with a tight subfloor vent, and outside controlled draft to move moisture upward.
A tame flock of mallard ducks owned by M. P. Jewett at Evaro was cleaned out by an unidentified hunter. Five shots were fired and Mrs. Jewett rushed to the scene. The ducks had lived on the ranch for years and were not in captivity.
Miss A E Warren head of the Los Angeles public library ordered John Barrows' Ubet published by Caxton Printers Caldwell Idaho reviewed for staff and given radio publicity. The Hollywood Citizens News calls Barrows style naive and places the book at the head of their current recommendations.
Mr. Jewett stated that with hunting season over he feared no poachers would enter his premises to kill the tame mallards he had kept as pets.
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