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Choteau Acantha

Location

Choteau, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1933

Page

2

Farmers Must Cut Wheat Acreage Or Face Low Prices

Montana State College officials urge farmers at the Judith Basin picnic to join the wheat acreage reduction program. They explain allotments based on three year averages, contracts to reduce seedings, and a 30 cent per bushel processing tax funding benefit payments estimated near eight million dollars for Montana. County organizations will form production control associations with county boards and allotment committees directing operations.

Montana State College John Dexter Judith Basin Moccasin Montana Montana Extension Service Wallace

Helens Youth Die in Glacier Park Tree Accident

William Richardson 21 of Helens a CCC camper in Glacier Park died instantly when a falling tree struck his head. Aloysious Dunn another Helena youth narrowly escaped injury by stepping aside as the tree collapsed.

William Richardson Helens Civilian Conservation Corps Glacier Park Helena Aloysious Dunn

Short Crop Seen by Paul R. Trigg

Paul R. Trigg of Montana Flour Mills says the 1933 Montana wheat crop is about 27 million bushels and not a calamity. He notes state output under 10 million with higher prices, US output trimmed from 496 to 450 million, and carryover around 380 million as consumption remains high.

Montana Paul R. Trigg Montana Flour Mills Company United States Mr. Trigg

Telephones Reach Deep in US Farms

The article notes that more than 2.8 million telephones are on farms, comprising about 44 percent of all farms in the United States. This highlights the spread of rural telephone service and the role of farming communities in national communications.

United States

Stanford High Grain Judging Team Heads to Regina World Event

For the first time a Montana high school grain judging team will compete at the world's grain exhibition in Regina Saskatchewan from July 24 to August 5. Stanford's team won Montana's championship at Montana State College in April and has tallied numerous placings in grain and crop identification events. Coaches Duke Wellington and strong local support propel the group as they represent Treasure State on an international stage.

Montana Stanford High School Montana State College Stanford Regina Sask Stanford Future Farmers of America Martin Grove Homer Berner Willard Eckert Duke Wellington

Montana Eyes Record Sugar Beet Harvest This Year

Montana expects a record beet crop with over one million tons possible as irrigated valleys expand acreage by 29 percent to 70 365 acres. Major increases occur in Big Horn Chinook Sidney and Amalga areas with beets in good to excellent condition across Billings Missoula Chinook and other factory districts.

Montana State Department of Agriculture, Labor and Industry Big Horn County Sheridan Wyo Holly Sugar Corporation Blaine Phillips Pondera Cascade Great Western Sugar Company Yellowstone Carbon Stillwater Treasure Rosebud Amalgamated Sugar Company Missoula Ravalli Lake, Missoula Broadwater Powell Counties North Dakota Big Horn Wyoming Billings Chinook Sidney

Laborers Harvest Sugar Crop in Dominican Republic

Thousands of workers toil in the Dominican Republic during the annual sugar harvest, gathering cane across vast fields as the season peaks this year. The effort underscores the heavy labor behind the island’s sugar production and associated economic activity.

Dominican Republic

England's heaviest man George Lovatt dies at 64

George Lovatt aged 64, once England's heaviest man at 560 pounds, died in Brierley Hill. The noted figure's death ends a publicized life marked by extraordinary weight and media attention.

England George Lovatt Brierly Hill

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