Warns Against Early Pasturing on Ranges
Bozeman April 16 livestock should not be turned on irrigated pastures too early to ensure vigorous spring growth. J O Tretsven Montana State College extension dairy specialist advises keeping livestock off until forage reaches three to four inches. Emphasizes summer fall pasture management and alternate grazing irrigation to maintain high carrying capacity and notes spring seeding with no nurse crop for irrigated pastures. County agents provide seed bed and grass mix details.
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Bozeman
J. O. Tretsven
Montana State College
Tretsven
Bigger Gardens Planned by Teton Families
More Teton county farm families plan large gardens to secure year round food. The Farm Security Administration notes that surplus canned foods stored in cellars serve as winter insurance. FSA borrowers aim for good nutrition by emphasizing garden production and extended canning and storage of produce.
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Teton County
Farm Security Administration
Garden planning tips for thrifty farm families
Advice for farm families to boost winter food supplies through careful garden planning. Steps include estimating canning needs, choosing rich soil with protection from winds, selecting local-adapted seeds, planting early for maturity, and adding late plantings for fall harvest and storage.
Rotation Helps in Planting Garden Crops
Bozeman April 23 Garden crops benefit from rotation says E E Isaac extension horticulturist at Montana State College. Rotating crops prevents soil depletion and reduces pests and diseases by varying plant food uptake and disease exposure. Ground can be shifted within the garden from year to year to fit crop timing and season length.
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Bozeman
E. E. Isaac
Montana State College
Montana Power history traces growth from 1891 to grid era
The article recalls Montana's first hydroelectric plant at Black Eagle Falls in 1891 and Montana's electric expansion through small local plants, long distance transmission, and the 1912 Montana Power Company merger. It highlights grid interconnection, growth in capacity, rural electrification, new transmission lines, and 1940s investments including 161 000 volt lines and 126 mile Montana segment.
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Montana
Black Eagle Falls
Missouri River
Great Falls
Butte
Joneses
Missouri
Montana Power Company
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Utah
Ona
Harlowton
Billings
Anaconda
Grace Idaho
Idaho Power Company
Utah Power & Light Company Systems
Pacific Northwest
Billings and
Missoula
Snazzy Farmers 4 H Club Sees Second Meeting Held
The Power Snazzy Farmers 4H club met at Roger Halcro's home to plan a fundraiser for baseball equipment. Eight members are listed with anticipation of additional attendees at the next meeting. the group enjoyed cards and a lunch hosted by Mrs Halcro and Mrs Fields.
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Snazzy Farmers
Power Snazzy Farmers
Roger Halcro
Halcro
Fields
Paul Brunner
May Request Redemption of Storage Wheat Loans
Farmers may redeem 1940 elevator and terminal storage wheat loans by the note maturity date April 30 or earlier. CCC will accept payments within ten days after maturity. County AAA committee at Chateau provides loan papers and maturity dates.
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W. H. Wellenstein
County Agricultural Conservation Association
Commodity Credit Corporation
AAA
Chateau
United States
Notice of debtor composition hearing in Montana district
In the United States District Court District of Montana the matter of Chris Hoerman debtor is presented for a composition or extension under Sec 75 of the Bankruptcy Act. The first creditors meeting is set for May 10 1941 at 10 o clock A M in Room 24 Montana Bank and Trust Building Great Falls Montana. Public notice dated April 16 1941 and published April 24 1941 by Conciliation Commissioner W P Costello.
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District Court OF the
United States District of Montana
Chris Hoerman
Collins
Teton County
Montana Bank & Trust
Great Falls
Montana
W. P. Costello
Certificate of Individual Transacting Basin Alaska 1941
Notary public E Leonard Kleffman verifies that ONeil acknowledged execution of a document on March 29 1941 in Montana Tubem County. The instrument bears the signer’s name and is witnessed with the notary seal dated April 24 1941.
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Uapes
O'Neil
E. Leonard Kleffman
Call for bids on school houses in Augusta Montana district
The district invites bids for sale of McKelvy School House Dry Creek and Elk Creek properties and related grounds and Barns. Bids must include certified checks at least 25 percent and buyers must remove items. Bids rejected at trustees option. Publication runs weekly, final date after five issues.
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Ane eSalaei
New Augus Ontana
Lewis Ace
de Saree
McKelvy
Dry Creek
Ostrom
Lower Willow Creek
Upper Willow Creek
Cecil
Elk Creek
McKelvey
F. F. Sparks
Augusta
Montana
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THE
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Moreay
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la Rainbow
Ryan Thompson
Hebgen Lake
Natural Gas Division
Havre
Helena
Lewistown
Livingston
Roundup
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Railroad Company
U.S
China
State of Montana
Tetem
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