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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1934
Page
3
Classified notice from Hammond Nebraska listing trained wolf dogs for sale at 35 dollars and young dogs. Also available milk goats. Contact Ben Ammon for details.
Randolph Stallings returns to America with the plan to claim his daughter Vivienne. In France, Ursule Bonnengent's devotion tests his resolve as he confronts a future he did not foresee. A final revelation confirms Vivienne as his daughter, ending his dream and beginning a new duty.
Agricultural topics include extending garden seasons with hotbeds and using state sealed alfalfa seed. Farm economics cover wheat adjustment payments totaling 2 441 909 by February 20, plus dairy industry short courses at Montana State College. Packaging shifts to cotton bags for consumer farming products with benefits cited.
Montana extension horticulturist E. E. Isaac outlines pruning rules for shelterbelts: prune brushy志 growth to a single strong stem, limit side branch removal to 12 18 inches, remove dead or diseased wood, and avoid pruning evergreens. Caragana should form a dense hedge, not a single trunk, to break winds and hold snow. The text notes evergreen pruning is unnecessary for conifers.
Classified notice item dated March 19 1934 from M N A shows a brief entry with no further details readable in the fragment.
More than 4,400 Montana women enrolled in Home demonstration project work in 1933 under state leader Miss Blanche Lee. They formed 249 clubs across 22 counties, totaling 7,636 participants in 4-H and home demonstration activities. about 78,000 printed materials were distributed from the state office to participants. Nine agents led projects with 1,113 assistants at meetings.
Members of the state industrial accident board visited Roundup to hear Ernest Ferguson's application to adjust a claim for injuries.
This description recounts early lead shot creation by releasing molten lead from towers into water. The sudden cooling formed spherical droplets as the streams descended, and the water rapidly hardened them into shot.
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