Rodent Campaign Eradicated Pests in Valley County Montana
Valley County supplies say prairie dog eradication over 28 000 acres in two campaigns drove invasion toward Canadian line. Led by O E Stephl, with federal county and private help, 82 towns on 23 820 acres poisoned 9000 pounds. Private owners added 4200 acres 1000 pounds. One pound per 2 8 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State College
Valley County
O. E.stephl
C. H. Willson
Stephl
Priest Uninjured After Auto Mishap on Beebe-Volborg Road
The Rev Fr Pius Stutzer of Broadus escaped with only minor scratches after his car rolled over three times when brakes failed on a Beebe Volborg road, forced to avoid several horses. the embankment and ditch caused the crash but no serious injuries are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pius Stutzer
Broadus
Beebe-Volborg
Lakes Acquire Five Arabians for Monarch Ranch Foundation Stock
H B Lake and son C D Lake of Great Falls buy five Arabian horses from W K Kellogg Arabian Ranch Pomona Calif for a foundation string. Head stallion Raidaan a May 1929 gray leads the group with two mares Beneyeh and another from Kehilan Ajuz, plus two foals Bedaana and Maras. Raidaan trained in tricks, horses valued for crossbreeding and circus use are noted for intelligence and grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raidaan
H. B. Lake
C. D. Lake
Monarch
Great Falls
Monarch Country
W. K. Kellogg Arabian Horse Ranch
Pomona
Calif
Kehilan- Ajuz
Ibn Radan
Jadaan
Riada
Jada
Beneyeh
Bedaana
Seglami-Al-Abd
Maras
H.B. Lake
Kellogg Ranch
Prescott ranch sale boosts irrigation in Conrad area
The 400 acre Prescott ranch near Conrad sold for 11 600 to G B Smith of Driggs Idaho. Don Hageman adds 40 acres at 42 50 per acre. Ben Koenig buys 160 acres dry land for 6300. Louis Phillips and Mike Koenig buy 5200 and 4500 respectively. About 1000 irrigated acres will be planted to sugar beets. Wheat acreage to hold steady. Lambing reports show good yields in Pondera county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
Conrad
G. B. Smith
Driggs
Ida
Pondora County
Don Hageman
Conrad City
Ben Koenig
Louis Phillips
Frank Gudger
Mike Koenig
Pondera
Shave With Gutiura Soap Ad Claims Double Efficiency
Advertisement promotes Gutiura Soap for shaving, bathing and shampooing. It claims increased razor efficiency, skin purity, comfort and health with no mug, slimy soap, germs, waste or irritation even with twice daily shaving. It emphasizes one soap for all uses.
Flathead Sawmill to Start Work This Month
Missoula based J. S. Aune sawmill crew has left for the Flathead plant three miles northwest of Missoula on the Clark's Fork highway to begin operations this month. Logs from Valley Creek will be cut and an ace crew is needed to run the outfit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Aune
Missoula
Flathead
Clark’s Fork
Valley Creek
Ace
Montana irrigation group gains broad support for water program
The central committee on irrigation led by J. S. James reports unqualified backing from Billings Hardin and Laurel representatives for a Montana water utilization plan. A sub committee of three Billings attorneys will draft practical irrigation district laws, with other experts named from Great Falls Lewistown Malta Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Billings
Hardin and
Laurel
Central Committee On Irrigation
J. S. James
Helena
Sterling Wood
W. M. Johnson
W. J
Missoula
Miles City
Lewistown
Experience and Memory: Wisdom’s Parents in Proverbial Saying
A compact aphorism credits experience as the father of wisdom and memory as the mother, linking knowledge and recollection as the foundations of sound judgment. The pair underscores how lived lessons and retained recall shape wise conduct.
Cockerels Should Be Sold Early Says Extension Poultry Expert
Miss H. E. Cushman of Montana State College advises poultrymen to sell male chicks early for breeders, using broiler battery brooders to finish quickly. Maintain sanitation, adequate space, limited sunlight, and proper feeding with cod liver oil to prevent leg weakness. clean trays daily and keep troughs two thirds full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State College
H. E. Cushman
Miss Cushman
Potatoes Pay Least for Risky Growers Says Montana Expert
F M Harrington of Montana State College notes profits come to conservative potato farmers who plant sound land and maintain high quality yields. Some prosper, others lose when bets on high prices fail, with weather and market forces reducing returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State College
Montana
F. M. Harrington
Harrington
Indian Battles Veteran Klenck Recalls Sioux Campaigns
Henry C. Klenck, veteran of the Indian wars and near the Custer massacre scene, travels from Hot Springs to Columbia Falls en route to the soldiers home. He recounts service from 1876 in New York City to Fort Snelling and Fort Lincoln, later campaigns in South Dakota Montana and Arizona, Peru Chile trouble, and activity at Gold Creek 1883. He settled near Billings and witnessed the Great Falls smelter stack marriage service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry C. Klenck
Great Falls
Columbia Falls
Billings
Hot Springs
S. D
Mr. Klenck
New York City
Sitting Bull
Fort Snelling
Fort Lincoln
Terry
South Dakota
Montana
Arizona
South America
Chile
Peru
Northern Pacific Railroad
Gold Creek
Fort Custer
Little Big Horn
A. C. M. Company
Klenck
London Women Adopt Necklace Chains as Fashion Leads
Women in London choose necklaces and steel chain styles reminiscent of dog leads, adopting them as bold fashion statements across shops and streets, reflecting trends in accessories and urban style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ruling on Herd Districts Sets Petition Rules
Attorney General L A Foot advised the state livestock commission secretary that a herd district may be created only with a petition signed by 55 percent of landowners or possessors. Leasing holders count as possessors but must join the required signatures. Government land may not be counted beyond 45 percent unless its possessors sign. A second opinion says special road district directors cannot have an interest in contracts made in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Foot
Paul Raftery
State Livestock Commission
Pevenne
Old Coin Paves Path to Prison for Thief
William Rogers White, 25, arrested in Sandpoint Idaho for offering an 1818 50 cent piece as payment. He pleaded guilty to burglary and received a five year sentence in the state prison. The coin was stolen from W H Darling store at Thompson Falls along with jewelry and $300 in value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rogers White
Sandpoint
Idaho
W. H. Darling
Thompson Falls
Handy Washer Co. offers tub cleaning device by mail
Guaranteed to clean a tub of clothes quicker and better than any power washer. Forces suds through cloth meshes by slow squeezing. Gets clothes snow white in five minutes. Leverage reduces effort and keeps hands from hot suds. Fits standard tubs. Mail order with thirty day trial. Catalog free. No agents. 2450 E Fayette St Syracuse NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handy Washer Co
E. Fayette St
Syracuse
N. Y
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chicks Express
Skookum Chix Hatcheries
Kent, Wash
Bank of Great Falls
Clark's Fork Valley
Blackfoot Land Development Co
Missoula, Mont
Treasure State Farm and Livestock
Samma
Seglawi-Al-Abd
Maleik
Sankirah
Kehilan-Ajuz
Letan
Amhan
Mr. Lake
Peerless
State Nursery & Seed Co
Northwest
Helena, Montana
Foot
Montana Life Insurance Company
H. RB. Cunningham
Bosch Radio
Montana Hardware
Dept. OF Anaconda Copper Mining CO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!