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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1933

Page

6

Proper way to remove ticks

A Montana State College report cites Prof. R A Cooley of the U S Public Health Service advising against turpentine benzine iodine or denatured alcohol for tick removal. The recommended method is to pull the tick off with fingers a straight firm pull ensuring all mouth parts are removed. If any mouth part remains extract with a fine blade, sterilize tools, and preserve the tick for medical consultation.

Montana State College R. A. Cooley United States Public Health Service Rocky Mountain Hamilton Cooley

Final Plans for Montana Stock Growers Convention

Louis Vinke head of the state college animal husbandry department completed what he calls the final draft of the Montana Stock Growers association convention program in Bozeman. The event runs May 25 to 27 starting at 2:00 p m each day with sessions planned for full attendance and few idle moments.

Montana State College Louis Vinke State College

Little International Livestock Show Opens Weekend Events

The committee meetings begin at Hotel Baxter with a first afternoon session. Visitors meet at State College to view agri cultural students staging the Little International Livestock Show. Friday runs from 9:00 a m at the college with the Bobcats band directed by Lou Howard opening the session. A morning program includes demonstrations on state natural resources for the livestock industry before President Charles Anceney of Bozeman delivers the opening address. Musical numbers provide relaxation and entertainment. Just before noon the local R O T C unit showcases a military drill.

Gram All Committee Charles Anceney Bozeman

Cauterize with a Silver Nitrate Pencil Advice

Guidance notes advise using a silver nitrate pencil to cauterize a bite. It cautions that healing is not immediate and recommends seeing a doctor if healing is delayed an unreasonable length of time.

Cattle Diseases Aid for Stockmen From Cutter Laboratory

Free to stockmen knowledge on disease response saves time and money. The booklet Cattle Diseases by F. W. Wood D V M of the Cutter Laboratory Berkeley California offers concise symptoms control and prevention for common cattle diseases. Free copies available by writing to the Cutter Laboratory 8th St Berkeley Calif.

F. W. Wood Cutter Laboratory Berkeley Calif 8Th St

Governor Cooney to Speak at Hotel Baxter Saturday

The program will feature Governor Frank H. Cooney delivering an address Saturday morning. The session, held at the Hotel Baxter, will cover tax sources and expenditures, banking, and recent legislation.

Frank H. Cooney Baxter

Annual meeting of the association with convention entertainment

The annual business meeting will feature orchestral and vocal music plus the Bobcat band. Dancing acts, a banquet and two dances are planned, arranged especially for the stockmen at the convention.

Barr seeks mandamus over Glacier Park water utility

William A. Barr, a tourist camp operator, sues to force the state public service commission to declare a water plant in Glacier Park a public utility. The case against Great Northern railway and Glacier Park Hotel company will be tried in Glacier County after Judge Poorman moved the venue.

William A. Barr State Public Service Commission Glacier Park Glacier County Barr Great Northern Railway Glacier Park Hotel Company W. H. Poorman

Seed growers in Stillwater county ratio to grain acreage in 1932

Despite a drought period the Stillwater county farming community seeded about 95 percent of their grain acreage with recommended varieties during 1932, reflecting adherence to agricultural guidance despite hardships.

Stillwater County

Dairy and Egg Prices Rise Across Montana Farms

B F Thrailkill state dairy and poultry commissioner reports rising butterfat value from 14 15 to 18 20 cents and definite increases in egg prices. He notes the Billings egg grading school and widespread support for enforcing the egg grading law. Farmers, dairymen, and poultry raisers he met in eastern Montana express optimism about farming outlook.

B. F. Thrailkill Dairy and Poultry Commissioner Thrailkill Poultry Association Billings Montana

Dairy test production declines in Montana associations

March results show 131 of 3 322 cows producing 40 plus pounds of butterfat. Gallatin Park leads with 30.1 butterfat and 795 milk pounds, followed by Lewis and Clark. Yellowstone tops in butterfat at 89.9 and 1 066 milk in the 15 to 44 cow class. Efforts to cut waste continue. ten separators tested, one wasteful.

Montana State College Montana Dairy Herd Improvement Associations G. C. Sands State College Dairy Industry Department Gallatin Park Association Lewis and Clark Cascade County Yellowstone Association Sands Association Memers

Insurance Rates on Travel by Air

Insurance companies may readjust air travel rates following Lloyds of London. Imperial Airways Gazette notes Lloyds underwriters and British Aviation Insurance cut air travel rates to surface transport levels. If U S airlines lead in miles and safety, American firms may follow. The Hartford has issued air travel policies for years.

Lloyd’s of London National Parks Airways Imperial Airways Gazette Imperial Airways Lloyd’s British Aviation Insurance Company, Ltd United States Hartford Company

Flood irrigation gains ground as farming practice in Montana

Director J. C. Taylor of the Montana Extension service reports flood irrigation spreading across counties. In 1932 flood systems expanded acreage from Prairie to Fergus and Dawson, with reservoirs aiding stock water and range use, while emphasizing flood irrigation as a low cost, high return land use suitable for dry lands.

J. C. Taylor Montana Extension Service Taylor Montana Montana Experiment Service Yellowstone River Frairie County Custer County Richland Musselshell Dawson Fergus Prairie Drouth

Rates to Align with Record Set by American Airlines

The remark notes that in a brief period the current rates are expected to match the strong performance achieved by American Airlines over the last year, signaling a positive trend. An emphasis is placed on the industry standard improving to the levels set by the leading carrier.

American Airlines

Helena Bank Buys State Funding Bonds

Helena Bank purchased 450000 dollars in state funding bonds exchanging a small amount of warrants for the bonds and paying the rest in cash per State Treasurer James J. Brett. Union Bank and Trust bought 200000 dollars of the securities while First National Bank and Trust company acquired 250000 dollars.

Helena Bank Helena James J. Brett Union Bank and Trust Company First National Bank and Trust Company

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