Report on Montana Crops Decline Amid Drought and Heat
The Montana crop report notes widespread drought damage in spring grains with hot dry conditions and only brief showers. Winter wheat yields range from five to 30 bushels per acre and spring wheat from three to 20. statewide wheat output is shrinking with estimates between 33 and 37 million bushels. The next government tally comes August 10.
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Helena
Montana
Publicity Office and Extension Service
Neighborhood harmony and a mask of manners
Poem bycAS Dunlap contrasts neighborhood life with variety and petty feuds. A Springfield court scene follows mail carrier L. E. Hooper from Walnut Grove Mo who asks if rolled trouser legs could trigger arrest to expose “flappers” as ridiculous.
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Phized L. E. Hooper
Walnut Grove, Mo
Hooper
Springfield
C. A. Hobard
Judge
Rain Adds to Worries as Alfalfa Cut and Hay Shortages Rise
In several counties the second alfalfa crop is being cut while water supplies hold in irrigated districts. Gallatin reports some shortages as ranges dry and pastures dry up. Cattle shipments surge amid hay fears and dry conditions with a few early lambs going to market. Wool sells from 28 to 33 cents.
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Gallatin County
Montana Rotana club dinner to feature Montana products
Butte hosts the second annual Rotana club home products dinner on October 1. The event aims to attract 1200 attendees and showcase Montana producers including governors, plant heads, fruit and vegetable growers, and sugar factory officials. Producers are invited to participate via box 592, Butte.
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Butte
Montana
Rotana Club
Prac
Notana Club
Lydia Gudmansen
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Bare legged flappers draw criticism in Springfield
Springfield readers weigh the bare legged fashion trend as hosiery makers express concern. The debate centers on public perception and the economic impact on manufacturers.
Anglo-Saxon Stock in Kentucky Highlands Highlighted
Ellen Churchill Semple cites the American Geographical Society stating southeastern Kentucky inhabitants are the purest Anglo-Saxon stock in the United States. Descendants of early Virginia and North Carolina immigrants, the group is mainly English and Scotch-Irish with minimal foreign admixture. Occasional French and German surnames hint at Huguenot and Pennsylvania Dutch roots.
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Ellen Churchill Semple
Bulletin of
The
American Geographic Society
Kentucky
United States
Virginia
North Carolina
Farmers Promise Easy Terms on McCormick-Deering Combine
Farmers urged to buy a McCormick-Deering combine on easy terms from Power-Morgan Co. with quick delivery promised and a warning that delays may be costly.
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McCormick-Deering
For Sale Notices in Dutton Montana
Classifieds list items from E M Gibler including a gentle saddle mare and a good work horse near Dutton. Also John Deere power binder and take-off offered by W L Gibler in Dutton with dates 10 31.
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McCormick-Deering
Wm. D. Reiquam
Collins
J. R. Young
Spring Creek
John Deere
W. L. Gibler
Dutton
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