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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1933
Page
6
A fragmentary line attributed to Pericles notes that sorrow never arrives alone but brings an heir, reflecting a classic tragedy motif. The aphorism links grief with succession or consequences, echoing ancient Greek political and familial tensions.
Two carloads of baby beef cattle fattened on oats wheat and alfalfa were sold for 6.60 per cwt to Armour & Company in Spokane. The study divided 60 calves into five lots to test rations, showing varying daily gains and margins over feed costs, with wheat and alfalfa finishing producing cheaper gains than mixed rations.
Mrs. Nora Hulbush Chalkley notes emergency home measures spread through Montana and nationwide. Families grow more of their own food, grind more wheat at home, and preserve and churn. gardens and home slaughter increase. Local extension agents offer crop substitutes and guidance on quantities for families, while soap and fabric items are made at home to save cash.
The Calgary Exhibition and Stampede runs July 10 to 15 drawing thousands from across the continent. Seven days of running races begin July 8 with a parade at 10:00 a.m. Monday July 10, seen by 50 000 to 60 000. Admission is low this year and a free accommodation booth is in front of Lieh station for advance reserved-seat sales.
Grace Stone Coates recounts Andy Adams authority on southern climate horses gaining flesh and cold winters in the north. He notes cow ponies outperform cavalry mounts in cattle work, while range horses stay sturdy with forage. proves grain needed for domestic-bred mounts.
The May report of Montana’s first egg laying contest shows J H Gambee of Harrison leading with a hen that laid 27 eggs and earned 26.85 points. Others from Dull Price Jeffers and Young posted strong counts as the honor roll lists ten hens across several pens. Points reward eggs by weight from 24 ounces up to 26, with deductions for lighter eggs. The standings place Dull Jeffers Price Gambee Young DeStaffney Metcalf and Stanford in order to date.
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