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Newspaper

Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1934

Page

6

Processing Tax Must Be Paid Under Agricultural Adjustment Act

Lewis Penwell announces enforcement of the processing tax on slaughtered hogs under the Agricultural Adjustment Act. Farmers and others selling pork must file monthly returns and keep records of live weight, purchases, and parties involved. Exceptions apply for self-use hogs. penalties for evasion are strict.

Lewis Penwell Internal Revenue Commissioner of Internal Revenue Guy T. Helvering Treasury

Turkeys Ship From Lewistown to Omaha at 13 Cents

A Fergus turkey pool shipment moved 9000 pounds of turkeys to Omaha Nebraska from Lewistown recently. The price received was 13 cents per pound, unchanged from last year.

Omaha Neb Lewistown Fergus Turkey Pool

Gold mining in Helena region shows strong future promise

A United States Geological Survey bulletin highlights 3000 square miles around Helena Montana as a rich but underexplored mining belt. Since 1854 and through 1928 regional output reached tens of millions with potential for more in north of Helena belts and Belt Mountain districts.

Montana Helene United States Geological Survey W. C. Mendenhal Montana School of Mines Helena Belt Mountains Deer Lodge Wolf Creek Basin J. T. Pardee F. C. Schrader Capitol Bulletin Marysville Drumlummon Confederate York Confederate Gulch The United States Superintendent of Documents Washington, D. C School of Mines

Civilian Conservation Corps aided Montana economy

Captain E. W. Ely reports Montana benefited from CCC work with about one million dollars impact. Six Montana camps spent 1.88 million dollars in six months, 30 percent staying in state and 646 thousand dollars paid, mostly allotted or sent out of state. Projects include a 28 mile Paradise to St. Regis road, irrigation at Nine Mile Remount, trail work and pasture clearing.

Montana Missoula E. W. Ely Fort Missoula Ely Paradise St. Regis Nine Mile Remount

Beet Growers Seek 50 50 Profit Split in Sugar Beet Trade

Montana Wyoming Sugar Beet Growers directors at Billings called for a true 50 50 division of profits between processor and grower as condition for 1934 contracts. They oppose a 1 percent sales tax and warned they may grow other crops if demands are not met. Resolutions were sent to Gov. Cooney and legislators. I. E. Huddleston chaired the meeting.

Montana-Wyoming Sugar Beet Growers Association Billings Great Western and Holly Sugar Companies F. H. Cooney I. E. Huddleston Association

Bower Revisits Western Frontier in Whosup Trail

Bower crafts another Western featuring 18 year old Chip Bennet who rides from Denver toward Montana in search of his vanished brother. Mistaken for horse thief he escapes vigilante justice, works on a ranch, uncovers his brother’s killer, and seeks revenge amid a gang of desperadoes.

Bower B. M. Bower Grat Falls C . Bennet Denver Montana Chip Reid Portland Ore

Present Economical Situation Is Discussed

Montana State College reports Prof Merill Good addressing a public assembly on the NRA public works program as a path to economic recovery. He cites 1929 construction employment and outlines 30 percent government grants with communities repaying 70 percent to spur wage growth and reduce unemployment.

Montana State College United States Merril 2 Good State College Admin Congress NRA Good Said

Tax on Wool Processing Sparks Western Sheep Industry Fight

Congressman Roy E Ayers denounces a proposed 4 percent wool processing tax as a blow to Montana sheepmen. He says every sheep could lose 50 cents, totaling about 2000000 dollars, hurting lamb markets and the state lamb feeding industry. He cites telegrams and calls from woolgrowers across central and eastern Montana.

Roy E. Ayers Wallace Montana Ayers

Former Sheriff Robson Sues over 1 10 291 56 Damages

George E. Robson sues in Roundup district court against John J. Popovich former Musselshell County Sheriff and Maryland Casualty for illegal home search on December 2 1930. He seeks actual 5291 56 and punitive 5600 damages claiming false statements in a December 10 1930 justice court affidavit used to obtain a search warrant related to theft of bridge plank.

George E. Robson John J. Popovich Musselshell County Maryland Casualty Company Justice Court O. R. McVey

Twins John and Lish English Reside 42 Years On North Ralls Farm

John and Lish English, 91 year old twin brothers, have lived on the same farm north of Ralls, Texas for 42 years. The piece notes their long partnership and rural life.

John Lish English Ralls Tex

Cuticura Aids Gaby’s Skin With Soaps Ointment and Talcum

An advertisement touts Cuticura products for soothing red rough itching skin. It promotes hot baths with Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment apply, then using Cuticura Talcum for its scent.

Gaby

Government Land Demand Remains High in Great Falls Report

Great Falls monthly office-work summary shows over 475 homestead applications filed in 11 months, with 236 final proofs. Oil and gas permits 40, Indian allotments 106 mainly for Fort Peck children, while teeth formation note at birth appears beside Trinidad’s public works push.

United States Land Office Great Falls Fort Peck Reservation

Pinkish Young Hippopotamus Described in Report

A brief note describes a young hippopotamus with a pinkish color. The description focuses on its unusual skin tone and youth.

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