Amalgamated Sugar Expands Beet Contracts in Missoula District
The Amalgamated Sugar company has contracted 9 000 acres of sugar beets in the Missoula district, with 11 000 acres expected by planting time. Growth is noted in Bitter Root Flathead Flint creek and Deer Lodge valleys as Missoula ships three cars of beet seeds and five cars of fertilizer to growers. Seven cars of beet seed will be distributed across western Montana.
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Amalgamated Sugar Company Hhas
Missoula
George D. Keating
Bitter Root
Flathead
Flint Creek
Deer Lodge
Montana
Clarks Fork Road In Good Shape From Mis soula To Thompson Falls
Montana Highway Commission resident engineer H H Kuphal says the Clarks Fork highway from Missoula to Thompson Falls is in excellent condition this year. He recently inspected the route. West of Thompson Falls the road is softer but passable to Spokane with a detour from White Pine to Alger on an old railroad bed.
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Clarks Fork
Missoula
Thompson Falls
H. H. Kuphal
Montana Highway Commission
Kuphal
Spokane
White Pine
Alger
Mountain Lions Slain in Thompson River District
Ranchmen north of Missoula report a spike in mountain lion kills. Sales Brothers led with 27 pelts as ranchers pushed to reduce the predator numbers, aiming to protect deer herds in the upper Thompson country.
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Thompson River
Missoula
Sales Brothers
Oslo Extends Interest Free Loans to Private Building
Oslo supports private building with interest free loans. city aid aims to spur construction activity and housing supply by backing projects with no loan interest costs to borrowers.
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Oslo
Norway
Future Farmers Meet Planned in Denton District
The third annual Future Farmers of Central Montana meeting will be in Denton with O Brownlee Moccasin as president and Jack Otten Lewistown as vice president De Klyne Denton secy Martin Grove Stanford treasurer R Thompson Moccasin reporter Gordon Slauson Stanford watchdog About 100 boys from Lewistown Moccasin Denton and Stanford attended the second district meeting in Stanford featuring basketball games and performance numbers A district grain judging contest is set for Stanford April 15 and a live stock judging event at Lewistown April 25 to aid teams bound for Bozeman April 27 29 Denton placed second in basketball Lewistown first Stanford third Moccasin fourth The Judith Basin chapter of Stanford led the convention Smith Hughes instructors from Lewistown Moccasin Denton and Stanford attended A benefit dance closed the meeting to raise funds for judging teams headed to Bozeman
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Montana
Denton
O. Brownlee
Moccasin
Jack Otten
Lewistown
de Klyne
Martin Grove
Stanford
R. Thompson
Gordon Slauson
Bozeman
Judith Basin
Smith-Hughes
H. D. Hurt
Gene Egan
Ralph Cline
Duke Wellington
Bozeman Meet
Montana farmers forecast reduced 1933 crop acres
A state report based on March 1 intentions shows about an 8 percent drop in 1933 harvested acreage for nine principal crops from 1932. Flax and spring wheat lead declines, with oats and barley rising. corn and tame hay stay near 1932 levels as farmers compare state and national plans.
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Montana
Federal
United States
Hereford Men Rename Hoover at Northern Montana Hereford Breeders
Hoover W R Hoover of Great Falls reelected president of the Northern Montana Hereford Breeders association at the annual meeting in Great Falls. Ray E Cameron re elected secretary treasurer and William M Moore sale manager for 1934. Directors re elected include H L Halladay Fairfield George Sim Willow Creek Edward Savik Bynum Nick Vlinker Chateau. The group voted to hold another consignment sale in 1934 selecting Fred Reppert Decatur Ind and L Sedgewick Suffolk as official auctioneers.
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W. R. Hoover
Great Falls
Montana
Fred Reppert
Decatur
Ind
L. ©. Sedgewick
Suffolk
United States
Treat Wheat for Smut Annually Montana Extension Warns
Montana State College extension agronomist Sam L. Sloan urges annual smut treatment to cut per bushel costs. With smaller spring wheat acreage, emphasize seed quality and copper carbonate treatment, aiming for complete kernel coating and careful cleaning to avoid dockage and yield loss.
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Montana State College
Sam L. Sloan
Extension Agronomist
Sloan
Watch Your Bowels With Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
Older people must monitor bowel movements as digestion slows with age. When movement is sluggish a doctor may advise Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for relief, claiming it cleanses bilious and dull sensations without dieting changes. It’s marketed as safe for all ages.
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Dr. Caldwell
Billings School Election Costs Three Dollars Per Vote
An uncontested Billings school election cost about $3 a vote with 177 ballots cast, per EB L. Marvin, clerk of the school board. The first American Legion formed from Tories and American deserters within British lines in the Revolutionary War.
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Billings
EB. L. Marvin
First
Lambing Season Nears Peak Across Montana
Weather favorable for lambing as western Montana herds near completion and eastern regions expect peak by late April. Muney E. Stebbins of the Montana Woolgrowers Association notes large operations with Clarence Small reporting about 14,000 lambs near Pelson and Handite Sheep Company of Hamilton with 9,860.
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Montana
Muney E. Stebbins
Montanus Woolgrowves Association
Stebbins
Clarence Small
Pel~son
Handites Sheep Company of
Hamilton
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