Seed Pea Contract Hints Land Requirements for 1934
Farmers signing contracts for seed peas should use good clean summer fallow land or land that recently hosted green crops and clover. Thurber outlines favorable soil history including alfalfa break, 1933 crop rotations, and 1933 potato or corn fields. Fall plowing and fall irrigation are stressed to ensure early spring work and moisture for germination, with a planned cleaning plant once territory is proven viable.
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Thurber
Pheasant Restocking Near Teton County At Warm Springs Arrival
About 100 Chinese pheasants were released Tuesday from the state game farm at Warm Springs. Clark Coffey released 25 on Deep Creek, Jimmie Gault set 50 on the Teton near the old Jennie Green place, and 25 were moved to Bynum.
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Teton County
Warm Springs
Clark Coffey
Deep Creek
Jimmie Gault
Teton
Jennie Green Place
Bynum
Lions Hear Halladay Bros at Club Meeting
The Chateau Lions welcomed Earl and Ray Halladay of Fairfield for an evening of violin and guitar numbers. A. H. McGinnis led the program as J. J. Hannan presided in Bloomdahl’s absence. Guests included Wm. Gonegill of Hot Springs and Mr. Demeres of Great Falls. Arnold Hanusa will lead the next program on August 23.
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Wm. Gonegill
Hot Springs
Mr. Demeres
Great Falls
Arnold Hanusa
Attorney General Calls for Swift Beer Law Prosecutions
The state’s top lawman urges rapid action against beer law violators after officials receive guidance from the aftermath of the beer legalization fight. He stresses strong enforcement and public safety as a priority for local agencies.
Attorney General Urges Enforcement of Montana Beer Law
The Montana attorney general Rosendale urges county attorneys and sheriffs to enforce beer laws firmly. He cites common violations such as hotel and restaurant licenses selling beer off premises, wholesalers allowing on premise consumption, and widespread home brew. He warns magistrates to swiftly convict violators and notes beer license revenue benefits government. Donations and community notices accompany the report.
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Raymond T. Nagle
Montana
Nagle
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