Beets Fuel Large Malta Stock Shipment
One of the season’s largest stock shipments left Malta totaling 12 cars cattle 12 cars sheep and one car horses Most stock fed on beet tops and alfalfa. Livestock shippers included Grimsley Dindinger Hardin Murphy and others with multiple carloads of cattle sheep and horses.
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Malta
Holman
Henry Kuhr
Strater
Holzhey
Beske
L. R. Costello
Mason
Vogt
John Olson
George Robinson
J. B. Grimsley
Amos Kelly
D. E. Grimsley
Dindinger
John Hardin
A. Murphy
W. E. Waltman
L. C. Edwards
J. M. Holzhey
First State Bank
William Mason
C. A. Holman
E. Lundrum
Montana Receives Record Federal Aid For State Highways
The United States government provides 7,277,000 in federal aid for Montana highways this year. Emergency funds totaling 1,671,930 were matched by 4,312,525 in federal aid across 92 road projects in the past 11 months. An additional 1,293,000 of federal aid helped match state and local funds, with the government contributing 56.6 percent in most cases and up to full funding in some instances.
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United States
Montana
Bureau of Public Roads
Forest Service
Paris Review Honors Colonial Forces in France
In Paris the president of the republic reviewed soldiers from Algeria Morocco Senegal and Indo China to honor France's colonial glory. The ceremony highlighted multiple colonial regiments and showcased the diverse troops supporting the republic.
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France
Algeria
Morocco
Senegal
Indo-China
Paris
Ewes Need Good Feed and Shelter in Winter Says Fieldman
Montana State College extension live stock fieldman D. E. Richards outlines that breeding ewes endure a triple winter task: maintaining body weight while growing wool and supporting unborn lambs and milk. He stresses balanced feeds, with alfalfa hay as a key winter staple, substitutes like native wild hay, and careful use of straw, silage, beet tops, and cake to optimize weight, wool, and lamb outcomes.
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Montana State College
D. E. Richards
Montana State Colege
Richards
Northwest
Big Hole Basin
Montana
North Montana Experiment Station
Montana Experiment Station
University of Alberta
North Montana
Four-H members to go to Chicago
Montana 4-H club members led by state club leader Charles E. Potter accompany Miss Myrtle Buren and Miss Robina Wylder to Chicago for the National 4-H club congress November 30 to December 3. A delegation of 45 members from counties including Bozeman Laurel Manhattan Roundup Manhattan and Great Falls will compete for national honors with chaperones Mrs. D. L. Mac Donald and Mrs. O. R. Burdette among others.
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Montana
Charles E. Potter
Myrtle Buren
Montana State College
Robina Wylder
Great Falls
W. H. Lamphere
Miles City
Bozeman
Chicago
Daphne DeBruin
Fort Benton
Canning
Gwen Bradley
Broadwater
Elizabeth Wright
Manhattan
Marian Colson
Naomi Cook
Ella Mae Wiggins
Laurel
O. R. Burdette
D. L. MacDonald
Herbert Thompson
Dave Border
Albert Jenni
Kenneth Griffith
Gage
Helen Bunker
Beatrice Hartley
Melstone
Charles Gilder
Missoula
Grant Viertel
Coalwood
Melvin Dawson
Belt
Ella Zeller
Vaughn
Lucy Jane Willette
Simms
Esther Mills
Cascade
Dora Clark
Fort Shaw
Frieda Clinton
Nellie Dykstra
Roberta Carlson
Belgrade
Kenneth Hampton
Highwood
Harley Hurd
Big Sandy
Clara Fleischman
Earline Hulett
Floweree
Margaret Miner
Marion Lewis
Pendroy
Florence Bush
Bob
Alex Pink
Forsyth
Arthur Martin
Olanda
Gladys Huber
Plevna
Viola Cox
Knobs
Robert Fuller
Mill Iron
Marcelle McConnell
Westmore
Ruth Enerson
Capitol
Lambert Hruska
Lewistown
Frank Mahler
Lee McLaughlin
Denton
Arnold Johnson
Esther Blake
Grass Range
Golda Wunderwald
Mary Griffith
Buffalo
Stella Vanek
Brooks
Bessie Feyk
Irish leader urges use of home goods over British products
President Cosgrave appeals to the people of the Irish Free State to buy home manufactured goods whenever possible and then to purchase British goods. Eleven lobsters weighing 70 pounds were landed by fishermen in Lake Drimbuie Scotland with the largest crustacean at 32 inches and 11½ pounds.
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Cosgrave
Irish Free State
Lake Drimbuie
Scotland
North Montana beet crop valued at 300000 dollars
R L Howard manager of the Utah Idaho Sugar plant at Chinook says the 1931 sugar factory produced about 132000 bags of 100 pounds each. Farmers under contract earned around 300000 dollars and the firm may produce powdered and cube sugar beyond granulated. A freight rate cut to one dollar a ton could boost acreage and development.
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RB. L. Howard
Chinook
Orthern
Montana
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
R. L. Howard
Howard
Plants Erected Soon by International Fertilizer Co
J. Z. Adams president of the International Fertilizer Co of San Pedro California outlines plans to build fertilizer plants at Groveland Twodot and possibly Harlowton. Each plant costs 15000 to 20000 dollars and will employ about 20 men with work starting by January. Contracts for 200000 tons of sheep refuse will run plants for two years at Groveland and Twodot and 100000 tons more may be secured for Harlowton. Manure is dried and pulverized then shipped to Seattle and Los Angeles to form Sheefi fertilizer sold nationwide for lawns and golf courses. Montana ranchers selling manure include Smith brothers Bair corp and others.
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J. Z. Adams
International Fertilizer Company
San Pedro
Calif
Groveland
Twedot
Harlowton
Mr. Adams
Twodot
Montana
California
Seattle
Los Angeles
Adams
United States
Smith Brothers
Bair Corporation
G. K. Robertson
Charles Holiday
P. J. Moore
Henry Pump
Moore Livestock Company
G. D. Martin
C. F. Wiliams
VanCamps
J. W. Phelan
Montana stock shipments near normal this year says GN official
C V O'Hara assistant Great Northern freight and passenger agent says Montana livestock shipments are about 100 cars above 1930 levels and not much larger than normal for the state. He notes fears of a fall outflow dissipated and explains feed movements and limited use of special livestock rates. Daily California freight to Havre expected to begin soon as California connect completion nears.
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Montana
C. V. O'Hara
Great Northern
Mr. O'Hara
North Dakota-Montana
Havre
California
California Connect
Cuticura Toilet Trio Ad Promotes Daily Use
The advertisement promotes Cuticura Toilet Trio. It claims Cuticura Soap cleanses and purifies, Cuticura Ointment soothes and heals, and Cuticura Talcum powders and perfumes, recommended as essential for every toilet table.
Nations Seek War Culpability From League Claims
In the coming debate nations including Japan will argue that the League of Nations bears responsibility for ongoing conflict. Analysts note rising tensions as calls for accountability intensify amid diplomatic strains across Asia.
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Japan
League of Nations
Doctor prescribed syrup pepsin aids constipated bowels after forty
Constipation may become chronic after forty and bring piles and other disorders. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is a doctor's prescription found effective for all ages. Made from laxative herbs and pure pepsin, it is safe for babies and cannot sicken or weaken you.
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