Montana to plant more wheat under 1935 liberalization policy
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration allows Montana farmers under contract to plant about 432 000 more acres of wheat in 1935 if they sign a contract to reduce planting in 1936. The plan, aimed at preventing drought effects, could increase wheat by 10 to 30 million bushels nationally, with county committees to approve increases and 1935 payments unaffected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Montana
J. C. Taylor
Montana State College
Taylor
Washington
Great Plains
Soil losses minimized in Kansas erosion control project
The Kansas dust storm damage was curbed on 150000 acre work area managed by the soil erosion service at Mankato indicating benefits of erosion control in wind prone regions. Eight generations of musicians in the Bach family are noted with Johann Sebastian Bach achieving enduring fame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Soil Erosion Service
Mankato
Kas
Bach
Johann Sebastian
Antelope Plans Delegation for High School Week Meet
Antelope aims to send its first delegation in 10 years to High School week at Montana State College April 25 to 27. The program features Andrew Sundstrom and W A Ross of Future Farmers of America, with a broad vocational program expected to draw many Smith Hughes students.
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Antelope
State College
Montana State College
Andrew Sundstrom
W. A. Ross
The
Future Farmers of America
Smith-Hughes
Bozeman
J. W. Hurst
Miss Kunkel
William S. Taylor
School of Education
University of Kentucky
Frank H. Cooney
Montana
Alfred Atkinson
Elizabeth Ireland
Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs
Payne Templeton
Flathead County
T. J. Davis
Butte
Gertrude Crane
Intermountain Union College
Helena
Elizabeth Pope
Montana Power Company
Plant Food and Soil Health for Successful Gardening
The article stresses that rich lawn and vibrant gardens come from proper plant nutrition. It explains soil deficiency as a common cause of failure and urges using scientifically prepared plant foods like Plantone to ensure balanced nutrition for all garden plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Closed Montana Bank Pays Off All Claims
Depositors of the Superior State bank of Superior which closed August 26 1932 have received a full return on their deposits. The Montana banking department led by Frank H Johnson paid the final dividend of 4451.44 bringing total payments to depositors to 29675.87 plus 61143.74 for other claims. Stockholders bore all liabilities and no government aid was needed.
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Superior State Bank of Superior
Montana Banking Department
State Bank
Frank H. Johnson
Department
State Banking Department
State Income Tax Rates Made Public
The Montana board of equalization released instructions on new state income tax rules. The 1 percent rate applies to the first $2,000, 2 percent on $2,000 to $4,000, 3 percent on $4,000 to $6,000, and 4 percent on income over $6,000. All residents and nonresidents with Montana taxable income must pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Board of Equalization
Climate in Japan Mirrors U.S. Midbelt Conditions
A brief note describes Japan’s climate resembling the central U.S. belt during the same period, noting comparable seasonal patterns and weather influences across regions.
Diamond in Reply to Stockton Accusation
Jay G. Diamond of Helena, federal statistician for Montana, replied in Billings to W. L. Stockton’s charges that census data are of little value. Diamond said Stockton’s criticisms won’t be taken seriously and cited the long history and expertise of the census in deciding what information to collect and how.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay G. Diamond
Helena
Montana
Butte
W. L. Stockton
Diamond
Billings
Stockton
California
Heaven
Montanans Purchase Top Shorthorn Bulls in Spokane Auction
Montana bidders dominated the Inland Empire stock sale in Spokane with top prices for Shorthorn and Hereford bulls. Co L Anderson of Missoula paid 850 for Lookout Gloster, J M Trimble consignor. Dr. Harry Smith of Missoula paid 675 for Wheat land Audacious, C J Broughton consignor. Frank Cash of Grantsdale paid 500 for Sunrise Major, Carl Grief consignor. Glenn P King of Moro paid 300 for Lan der Domino, Lester H Thompson consignor. Champion Lovely Domino 50th, consigned by Thompson, sold to Edward Harrison for 235.
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Montana
Inland Empire
Spokane
Co. L. Anderson
Missoula
Lookout Gloster
J. M. Trimble
Garfield
Wash
Harry Smith
Wheatland Audacious
C. J. Broughton
Dayton
Frank Cash
Grantsdale
Mont
Sunrise Major
Carl Grief
Uniontown
Glenn P. King
Moro
Ore
Lester H. Thompson
Bozeman
Thompson
Edward Harrison
Champion Wrestler Larson Wins 168 Title at Kansas
Elmer Larson of Four Buttes Dan Jiels County won the 168 pound class at the University of Kansas and is slated to be Big Six wrestling champion next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Larson
Four Buttes
Danjiels County
University of Kansas
Big Six
Montana Marble Aims for Capitol Use in Washington
Senator Murray said David Lynn, designer of the U S Capitol, advised using travertine marble from near Gardiner Montana for future government construction. He seeks Montana marble in the Library of Congress extension as plans are drawn.
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Murray
David Lynn
National Capitol
Washington, D. C
Gardiner
Mont
Montana
Library of Congress
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Henry John Zorn
Lester C. Jones
Miles City
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OW. Weiser Saddlery
Denver
Clark’s Fork Valley
Blackfoot Land Development CO
Mons
Beckman Bros
Great Falls, Mont
Dairies
Missoula, Mont
Nana
Tam
White King
Woopwork
Briarcliff
Polo Club
America Distilling CO
PEKIN
Ill
Japan
Montanans Bay Bulls
Treadwell Nursery CO
Great Falls, Montana
Pede
Nona Eanweer
Lawrence-Welliams CO
Cleveland
Harold F. Ritchie
Hei
New York City
Saies Fu
Lawrence
Windsor
Penn-Maryland Corporation
National Distillers
New York
N. Y
Plantone
SIV Yar
Anaconda Optm
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