Dairy Herds Show Strong Production Across Montana Associations
Montana Dairy Herd Improvement reports for April show 882 cows across associations, with 16 percent producing 40 or more pounds of butterfat. Yellowstone leads with 43.1 pounds butterfat. other top groups include Gallatin Park, Missoula, Clark, Cascade and Bitter Root, as cows move onto grass.
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Montana State College
Montana
J. A. Nelson
State College Dairy Industry Department
Yellowstone Association
Yellowstone
Gallatin Park
Missoula
Ee and Clark
Cascade
Bitter Root
Nelson
Montana Supreme Court Rules Act Unconstitutional
The Montana Supreme Court voided a 1933 law in a Roundup miner’s case, allowing Charles Magelo to reopen a workers compensation claim after a 1930 mine injury. The court found the act violated the state constitution by creating a special law when a general law applied. The second item notes Germany's industrial production index rising from 52.3 to 65 since last summer.
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Montana Supreme Court
Charles Magelo
Roundup
Magelo
Germany
Montana outlook sees upgrades in broad business activity
Paul Carpenter Montana State College extension economist says the May 29 Montana Agricultural Outlook notes a revived business pulse after winter banking paralysis. He cites gold suspension inflation as a factor but argues genuine improvement beyond price rises with rail loadings power use and steel output up about 60 percent from a year ago. He warns no boom yet and sees slow, irregular recovery ahead.
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Montana State College
Paul Carpenter
Montana
Carpenter
Missoula Artist Wins Honor at Century of Progress
Missoula painter Antonio D Orazi, 24, earned a featured place at Chicago's Century of Progress fair in the hall of religion. Dudley Crafts Watson and Laredo Taft recommended him after viewing his works. D Orazi, University of Montana graduate, painted a Missoula mural at 18 and later taught in Seattle and New York.
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Antonio D’orazi
Missoula
Chicago
D’orazi
Hall of Religion
Dudley Crafts Watson
Laredo Taft
University of Montana
St. Francis Xavier's Church
Seattle
Greenwich House
New York
Forest Fire Season Opens Near Bozeman
The first forest fire of the season in the Bozeman area burned over 150 acres of timber seven miles north of West Yellowstone. It began from roadside clearing fires and part of the blaze lay inside Yellowstone Park.
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Bozeman
West Yellowstone
Yellowstone Park
Banks Seek Mortgage Trade for Federal Land Bank Bonds
The Federal Land Bank of Spokane plans to issue up to 2 billion dollars of a new first farm mortgage bond with US government guaranteed interest not exceeding 4 percent. Mortgages may be exchanged for bonds with appraisal-based limits, long-term amortization, and possible mortgage reduction if bond value is lower than debt. Farmers may need to buy stock in local farm loan associations, influencing interest rates for five years.
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Federal Land Bank of
Spokane
Federal Land Banks
E. M. Ehrhardt
Federal Land Bank
United States
Ehrhardt
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Bank
Farm Loan Act
Land Bank
National Farm Loan Association
New Branding Fluid Promises Fireless, Pain Free Cattle Marking
The article explains a liquid branding method that stamps the animal using a dipped iron, avoiding hot irons and hide damage. It claims no pain and faster marks, aiding owners against rustling as truck transport increases theft. Brand-Em-Oil is produced by the O. M. Franklin Blackley Serum Co. with plants in Denver Kansas City Wichita and Alliance.
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United States
Mexico
O. M. Franklin Blackley Serum Co
Denver
Colo
Kansas City
Wichita
Kan
Alliance
Neb
New Branding Method Aims To Replace Hot Iron Marking
A Kansas led method drafts Brand-Em-Oil as a humane, economical alternative to livestock branding irons. The liquid solution leaves a white mark after applying a hair loss pattern and skin change, with trials over two years showing durability though five to ten year life pending. Originating in Lindsborg Kansas, the plan targets cattle and horses.
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United States
Kansas City Times
Lindsborg
Kansas
Cuticura Skin Care Ad Promises Quick Improvements
Advert says use Cuticura Ointment on rising and retiring, wash off with Cuticura Soap after five minutes. Claims dramatic effects on poor complexions dandruff itching and rough hands.
Hydraulic ram minimums: three gallons per minute and a three foot fall
The hydraulic ram requires a flow rate of three gallons per minute and a head of three feet to operate effectively. This basic specification outlines the minimum water and lift conditions needed for proper function.
British India Cotton Crop Estimated At 4.75 Million Bales
The present cotton crop in British India is estimated at 4.75 million bales, about 0.6 million bales above last year’s output.
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British India
Disease control in stock at Bozeman convention
Montana State College veterinary staff warned stock growers about phosphorus deficiency and diseases in young cattle including infectious abortion and coccidiosis. They urged clean calving areas, range calving, periodic blood tests, copper sulfate treatments, and bone meal supplementation to prevent calf losses.
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Veterinary Research Laboratory
Montana State College
Bozeman
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