Many Men Ready for Glacier Park Jobs Under Roosevelt Plan
Superintendent E T Scoyen says 2500 to 3000 men may be employed in Glacier National Park this summer under the Roosevelt reforestation program. He notes 200 workers by April 20 and details crews for Lake McDonald and Swiftcurrent areas while awaiting word on new park projects. The road program halted temporarily but plans extend six years ahead and snow remains in the park with the highway cleared to Avalanche Creek.
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Scoven
Lake McDonald
Sherburne Lake District
Swiftcurrent Valley
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Avalanche Creek
Many Students Run for Office in Helena Election
Three Helena students seek positions in local elections held on Arbor Day. Flora Horsky runs for vice president of the Associated Student Body at the University of Montana Missoula. Clarence Watson and Sarah Miles compete for the 1934 class treasurer post. The elections attract unusually high candidate interest for many offices. Sperberlobe parish Schwabach Germany reports no deaths among its 70 residents for 13 years despite many residents over 70.
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Helena
Flora Horsky
Associated
University of Montana
Sperberlobe
Schwabach
Germany
Figuring Garden Combinations
The text explains the difficulty amateurs face planning garden plots to maximize soil use. It notes that gardeners must work out practical vegetable combinations on paper to utilize the soil’s producing potential effectively as an aid to better planning.
Garden planting patterns for intercropping various vegetables
The plan lists multiple intercropping layouts. Cauliflower with lettuce and radishes uses 3 foot cauliflower rows with 9 inch gaps and alternating radish and lettuce rows. Cucumbers, peas, radishes add pea rows 4 to 6 feet apart with radishes and cucumbers in midway rows. Other combos include carrots parsnips spinach lettuce radishes with radishes between first two rows and lettuce and spinach in later rows. Beans spinach radishes with radishes between spinach rows. Tomatoes cauliflower broccoli spinach radishes with tomatoes set between cauliflower rows when warm. Spinach radishes peppers place radishes midway and peppers 2 feet apart. Spinach beets radishes with beets midway and radishes between spinach and beets.
Pleasures Fade Yet Remembrance Lingers
A reflective meditation on fleeting joy and enduring memory, noting that happiness passes while memory stays with enduring fragrance.
Montana State College Celebrates 40th Anniversary
Dr. J M Hamilton longtime Montana educator recounts MSU history at a 40th anniversary assembly in Bozeman He notes Morrill Act birth date of July 2 1862 as the college's origin and recalls early campus building eight students and two faculty with notable alumni and staff shaping a growing institution.
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Montana State College
J. M. Hamilton
Board of Education
State College
Montana
Hamilton
Abraham Lincoln
Morrill
Dr. Hamilton
W. A. Clark
Marcus Daly
State Board of Education
Bozeman
Idaho Man Will Buy Troy Mines
A. E. Torelle of Coeur dAlene Idaho won an order from the Montana supreme court to purchase five mining claims near y principally galena. The decision requires Torelle to deposit 583.32 with the clerk before conveyance. The court also ordered trial in Continental Supply Co v Horton B Abell et al for 6162.32 in unpaid drill supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Torelle
Coeur d'Alene
Ida
Montana Supreme Court
Galena
Neary
Torelle
W. O. Templeman
F. R. Baggs
Charles B. Curtis
Supreme Court
Torello
Continental Supply Company
Horton B. G. Abell
Sadie Abell
W. G. Dewey
Henry Good
Abell Oil Company
District Court
Flathead County
Good
Butte Bootsleggars In For Scrap
Police Chief Jere Murphy warns bootleggers that enforcement will intensify after legalization of beer. Butte plans to curb unfair competition by shutting unlicensed beer sellers and hard liquor joints, with two lists of offenders prepared. Local law enforcement will press nuisance ordinances to enforce compliance.
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Butte
Jere Murphy
West
Murphy
County Funds Authorized for Stenographers in Relief Aid Work
Attorney General Nagle advises County Attorney Booth that despite budget limits, an appropriation to pay stenographic help for administering Reconstruction Finance Corporation relief funds is valid. Kalispell county officials previously ruled against compensation beyond budget allowances, while Laurel Oil and Refinery reorganization leads to Independent Refining near Billings with repairs to start and may resume operation by May 1.
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Nagle
Edwin S. Booth
Winnett
Dean King
Kalispell
Laurel Oil and Refinery Company
Independent Refining Company of Billings
D. E. Hagerman
Billings
Laurel
Milk production on farms in 1932 steady at 102 billion pounds
The U S Department of Agriculture reports milk production on farms in 1932 reached 102 billion pounds, not exceeding the 1931 total.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Horse Thieves Busy in State
Five men, led by Norman Dalsman, are jailed in Fergus county Lewistown as authorities report a spike in central Montana horse thefts. Sheriff Guy Tullock notes unusually high horse losses due to inflated work‑horse prices and rustlers' finances. Blaine and Hill counties farmers form 12 protective associations to fight the wave as horses are driven toward eastern markets.
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Fergus County
Lewistown
Montana
Guy Tullock
Norman Dalsman
Dalsman
Missouri
Blaine
Hill Counties
Seagulls Take Over North Fork Ranch In Meagher County
Mrs Florence Meachem and son Arthur Fisher report seagulls settled at their White Sulphur Springs home ranch after alighting on barns. The birds, as large as small geese, feed with chickens and turkeys and may stay indefinitely. The ranch also reports an excellent lamb crop.
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Meagher County
Florence Meachem
Arthur Fisher
White Sulphur Springs
North Fork
Turkey Engages in Barter Talks With Brazil
Turkey reports ongoing barter negotiations with Brazil aiming to expand trade. Officials describe talks covering possible goods exchanges and mutual market access without specifying dates or outcomes.
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Turkey
Brazil
Bridge Worker Struck by Falling Plank Near Alberton
Dan O'Neil of Alberton, employed by Nolan Brothers Construction, was injured when a heavy plank fell from a derrick while building a bridge on the Yellowstone trail near Alberton. He suffered four broken ribs and severe bruising to his back and hips and was taken to a Missoula hospital for X rays.
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Alberton
Dan O’neil
O'Neil
Nolan Brothers Construction Company
Missoula
Moose Disease Probe Looms for Beaverhead Herd
Federal big game expert William H. Rush heads an investigation into disease reports among the large moose herd in Montana’s Beaverhead forest. Forest service data show 1,800 moose in federal timber lands with 460 in the Beaverhead, plus populations in Deer Lodge Bitter Root Lolo and Lewis and Clark forests.
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Beaverhead Forest
William H. Rush
Montana
Forest Service
Deer Lodge Forest
Bitter Root
Lolo
Beaverhead
Lewis and Clark
February milk fat among Montana cows falls below nine percent
February figures show under test cows in the Montana Dairy Herd Improvement associations produced 40 or more pounds of butter fat at a rate under nine percent. January earlier had 14 percent of 40-pound cows. The note adds that planting approved seed varieties raises yield per acre with the same effort.
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Montana Dairy Herd Improvement Associations
Eggs From TB Fowls May Hatch and Table Use
Eggs from tuberculosis Fowls may be used for hatching without fear of transmitting the disease and may also be used for table purposes according to officials.
Two Jailed for Horse Stealing
Alleged to have stolen four horses from George Crowley near Logan two men were captured days ago by Sheriff Lovitt I Westlake and jailed in Bozeman with bonds of 1500 each. They pleaded not guilty. Names given: Sylvester Kramp 38 Salmon City Idaho and Jack Mealue 44 Belgrade. Kramp arrested at Three Forks and Mealue at Belgrade after a sheriff search. A grand larceny complaint was filed by Leo Crowley. Stock described as two geldings and two colts. Theft believed to have occurred about March 10.
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George Crowley
Logan
Lovitt I. Westlake
Bozeman
Sylvester Kramp
Salmon City
Idaho
Jack Mealue
Belgrade
Kramp
Three Forks
Mealue
Justice Court of
W. H. Axtell
Leo Crowley
Silver Camps Revival Seen in Montana Mines
Helena mining men predict revived activity at Wickes and Rimini where silver mining has been rare for four decades. Phil Barbour notes the state’s silver mines have largely produced as a byproduct of copper, lead, and gold and argues silver as a leader could boost gold output.
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Wickes
Rimini
Helena
Phil Barbour
Montana
Argenta Cave May Become Attraction
B N Stevenson told the Dillon Rotary Club a new entrance could open up the Argenta cave west of Dillon. He believes the cave could be explored for at least a mile and with modest expense made an interesting tourist spot.
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Argenta Cave
Argenta
Dillon
B. N. Stevenson
Dillon Rotary Club
Stevenson
Cattle Diseases guide aids stockmen in disease control
Free to stockmen concise veterinary guide by F W Wood D V M Cutter Laboratory Berkeley Calif offers symptoms control and prevention for common cattle diseases. Free copies available by writing to Cutter Laboratory 8th St Berkeley Calif.
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F. W.wood
Cutter Laboratory
Berkeley
Calif
8Th St
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