Montana closes Georgetown lake to ice fishing and expands others
Montana game commission acts to boost winter fishing by opening all streams in Flathead Sanders Lake Mineral and Ravalli counties to ice fishing and allowing whitefish fishing on Whitefish Lake Lake Blaine and Lake Ashley. Georgetown lake is closed ice fishing to protect its famed trout spawn while 46 fishing shacks and 150 to 200 daily anglers linger. The panel also weighs elk damage legislation and a pond extension for Fox lake as flood control. Joe Hendricks attends Chicago sports meeting as Montana game representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Montana Sportsmen’s Association
Fred B. Williams
Bozeman
House
Senate
Montana Game Commission
Flathead
Sanders, Lake, Mineral
Ravailli
Whitefish Lake
Lake Blaine
Lake Ashley
Big Fork
Nutting
Yellowstone County
Georgetown Lake
Neil C. Parker
Flathead County
Ray Lowe
Glendive
Fox Lake
Joe Hendricks
Chicago
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Railways
Montana
Chicago Sportsmen's Association
Woman loses 20 pounds in four weeks with Kruschen Salts
Mrs Mae West of St Louis writes she shed 20 pounds in four weeks by taking one box of Kruschen Salts. She reports higher energy and no hunger. The ad urges readers to take half a teaspoon in hot water each morning and promises a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae West
St. Louis
Irrigation Progress on Milk River Project Tied to Sugar Beets
G H Bingham notes irrigation improvements on the Milk River project boost efficiency and crop value. In 1932, demonstrations drew 900 attendees and 86 farmers received help upgrading or installing systems. Since 1929 border farming, grading, and land leveling expanded, aiding nearly 20 000 acres and adding about 30 000 dollars in annual crop value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State College
G. H. Bingham
Bingham
Weather Wise Gardeners Plan For Safe Early Planting
Gather local frost records to time garden start. The latest killing frost date guides when to plant seeds, with about a month safety margin. Root crops and greens resist frost, while peas offer limited hardiness. Start early enough to avoid waste, but not so early as to risk frost damage.
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New York
St. Louis
Cleveland
Chicago
Forest planting funds boosted by house action
The House increased forest planting funds by 65 000 dollars above 1933 totals at Missoula Forest Service while cutting other forest programs. Overall general appropriations drop 227 915 dollars with reductions across lands, planting stock, research, taxation studies, and protections. salaries fall eight percent.
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Agricultural Department
House of Representatives
Forest Service
Missoula
Budget Bureau
First Schools at old St. Ignatius Montana
A historical report outlines St Ignatius Montana from its Jesuit founding to the Flathead mission. It covers early expeditions, the 1840 mass, mission moves, 1855 treaty, the 1860s boarding school, government funding, and later expansions including a brick church and hospital to mark the mission’s growth.
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Old St. Ignatius
T. Ignatius
Montana
Flathead Lake
Glacier National Park
Mission Range
Northwest
Canada
Idaho
Washington
Ignace la Mousse
St. Louis
Father Peter J. DeSmet
Three Forks
Missouri River
Father DeSmet
Bitter Root
St. Mary’s
Father de Smet
Adrian Hoecken
St. Ignatius
Pend Oreille River
Sand Point
Flathead Valley
Sinieleman
Father Hoecken
St. Ignatius Mission
Kalispell
Jocko Reservation
Father Anthony
John B. Brondel
Helena
Sisters of Charity of Providence
Order of Ursuline Nuns
Jesuits
Hints On How To Prevent Colds From Humidity
A Montana State College expert recommends moisture in the home to guard against colds. A pan of water on the stove or furnace keeps air humid. a specialized asbestos sheet directs water to the pan to raise evaporation. The method aims to steady humidity and reduce cold risk while saving fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State College
H. E. Murdock
Agricultural Engineering
Murdock
Montana
Federal water negotiator named for Montana Wyoming
Helena district engineer W A Lamb of the United States geological survey has been appointed by President Hoover as federal representative in interstate water agreement talks between Montana and Wyoming, State Engineer J S James said recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Lamb
Helena
United States Geological Survey
Hoover
Montana
Wyoming
J. S. James
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Georgetown
Finland
the Inland Seed Co
Spokane
Clark’s Fork Valley
Blackfoot Land Development CO
Missoula, Mont
Treasure State Farm and Livestock
Shuutueauesaueenualy
Sunny
Milk River
State Board of Equalization
State General Fund
Common
Joseph Monterey
Weuteee
Malden
Masa
Washoe Bear Creek
The
HUE Tooay
BIC
Annniversain
Fenindgd
SUN Produce Co
Capital City Poulttry Exchange
South Main St. Mont
Artner Rhodes
Lowell
Massachusetts
Derkeley
California
Tin
Nuwsney
State Nursery & Seed CO
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