Northwest planning panel expands in Pacific states
Attorney General Raymond T. Nagle of Oregon has been named to the committee on legal procedure for the four Pacific Northwest states. The group will collect legislative studies to define planning authority in the region, with Joseph K. Carson Jr. of Portland as committee chairman. Other Montana members include Hugh R. Adair of Helena and Edwin M. Lamb of Butte.
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Nagle
Marshall N. Dana
Portland
Ore
National Planning Board
Raymond T. Nagle
Pacific Northwest States
Joseph K. Carson Jr
Montana
Hugh R. Adair
Helena
Edwin M. Lamb
Butte
Pony Express Race Featured in Missoula Fourth of July
A six mile pony express race is planned as part of Missoula's three day Fourth of July celebration. Riders change mounts every 15 miles and carry dispatches to Missoula's mayor from the mayors of Superior Polson Plains Philipsburg Ovando and Hamilton.
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Missoula
Superior
Polson
Plains
Philipsburg
Ovando
Hamilton
Montana publishers chosen for Sigma Delta Chi associate status
Three Montana publishers and editors O S Warden Warren B Davis and Edwin G Leipheimer will be initiated as associate members of the Montana chapter of Sigma Delta Chi journal ism fraternity announced by Andrew Cogswell and J Stanley Hill. The article notes Warden Leipheimer and Davis backgrounds and the chapter current leaders and pledges.
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Montana
O. S. Warden
Warren B. Davis
Edwin G. Leipheimer
Sigma Delta Chi
Andrew Cogswell
J. Stanley Hill
Soulian
Missoulian Publishing Company
Montane
Montana School of Journalism
Dean A. L. Stone
Albert
George P. Stone
Chicago Daily News
Charles W. Hardy
Sand Coulee
Tevis Hoblitt
Florence
Tom Taylor
Troy
Mulford Crutchfield
Missoula
Davis
Warden
Leipheimer
Eradicate These Three Weeds Warn Montana Expert
Montana State College agronomy official A H Post warns three perennial weeds threaten crops: Russian knapweed hoary cress white top and leafy spurge. He outlines spread by roots and seed, identification details, and control methods including pure seed clean cultivation mowing and chemical options.
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Montana State College
A. H. Post
State College Agronomy Department
Montana
Europe
Post
Cuticura Talcum Wowder Advertisement
Ad promoting Cuticura Talcum Wowder as an antiseptic scented powder for face skin baby and dusting use. Claims economical value and that it renders other perfumes superfluous as part of the Cuticura Toilet Trio with Soap Ointment and Talcum.
Adjusted Wheat Acres May Be Planted Under Adjustment Program
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration clarifies wheat program terms. Adjusted wheat acres are 54 to 85 percent of base, contracted acres total 15 percent with grazing and idle-use restrictions, and free acres allow any crop once seed or hay is removed.
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Montana State College
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
J. C. Taylor
Montana Extenso
Taylor
Wheat Adjustment
Montana
County Agents Appointed to Montana Extension Service
Fred A. Finch and J. C. Paisley are reappointed to Montana Extension Service. Finch becomes Prairie county agent after Idaho work. Paisley takes Lake county duties. Taylor cites Finch's Montana familiarity and Paisley’s past work in Flathead and Lake counties, including livestock, horticulture, potato improvement, and 4-H. Renn named Bozeman police special officer. weed control guidance follows.
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J. C. Paisley
Lake County
Fred A. Finch
Prairie
Montana State College
Park County
Flathead
Montana Extension Service
J. C. Taylor
Finch
Idaho
Prairie County
G. E. Lewis
Regional Credit Association of the Rural Credit Administration
Glendive
Paisley
Lewis
Taylor
Montana
Paris County
Iowa
Dillon High School
State College
Smith-Hughes
Flathead County
Plathead County
George A. Woolley
Gallatin County
Demand for better seed grows in Montana spring
Extension agronomist Sam Sloan of Montana State College reports a clear rise in demand for registered seed grain in Montana this spring. Carload orders from outside the state and stronger local demand indicate farmers are prioritizing good seed and improved production methods.
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Montana State College
Montana
Sam Sloan
Extension Agronomist
Sloan
Thatcher
Minnesota
Smail Town of Joplin Boasts Three Bands
The small town of Joplin with 300 residents counts three bands. The high school band, a rhythm band, and a community band unite for a total membership of about 80, over a fourth of the town. They all competed in Havre’s May 12 music festival, four years after the town lacked any band.
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Joplin
Havre
Hat flies from consultant on Fort Peck railroad trip
While the train headed to Fort Peck a project consultant’s hat blew off. The locomotive halted and workers recovered the hat.
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Fort Peck
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U. S
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Queen's War
Montana Newspaper Association
Great Falls, Montana
Treasure State Farm
University Journalism
Haverhill
N. H
Monroe
M&i Indoos
St. Johnsbury
Dartmouth College
Dartmouth
Psi Upsilon Fraternity
University of Michigan
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Anaconda Standard
Montana Standard
Montana State Press Association
Charlestown
Mass
Charlestown Enterprise
Boston Journal
Boston American
Mr. Davis
Mr. Wiseman
Plantone
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Clark’s Fork Valley
Blackfoot Land Development CO
Missoula, Mont
Electric City Conservatory
Great Falls
Alfalfa
Timothy
Sied
Stender
Allike
Kentucky
Pancy Piacer
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F. O. B. Helena
State Nursery & Seed Co
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