Sister of Blackleaf Rancher Becomes National Poet
Patti Broadhurst, sister of E. Broadhurst Smith and niece of J. C. Taylor, widens her poetry reach with Dial Press edition. Raised in Virginia, she now resides in Philadelphia. critics praise her clarity and emotional depth in free verse and sonnets.
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Blackleaf
Fatt Broadhurst
J. C. Taylor
Great Falls
Dial Press
New York
E. Broadhurst Smith
Glacier Park
Virginia
Smith
Patti Broadhurst
Philadelphia
Boston
del Hia Record
Marget Mansfield
Tone Corns
Who Owns Texaco
The Texaco dealer article explains stock ownership as of June 7, 1940, noting 87,866 stockholders with many holding small shares and no single owner exceeding 114 percent of all stock. It states fiduciaries, corporations, banks, brokers, and nominees total 9,452 stockholders, highlighting that real ownership lies with average Americans across all states.
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Texaco
Dreamlike house and garden gate encounter
A narrator recalls a dreamlike moment at his house where a tranquil garden glows softly. He muses on staying within such beauty but realizes the resident knows much pain, then opens the gate to see what a stranger might find. The verse laments time erosion and searches for meaning in a serene setting.
Lamb Feeding Trials Show Beet By-Products Cut Costs
E P Orcutt Montana State College extension livestock specialist reports Montana Agricultural Experiment Station tests using beet by products in lamb rations. Five lots at Huntley field station showed gains from .387 to .412 pounds per head daily with costs ranging from 4.97 to 5.99 dollars per hundredweight, highlighting beet pulp and tops as economical feed components.
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Bozeman
E. P. Orcutt
Montana State College
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Huntley
Retail Sales Jump in Montana for 1939
The U S Census shows Montana retail sales at 22 008 000 dollars in 1939, up 19 percent from 1938. The state counts 8 481 retail stores in the report.
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Federal Census Bureau
Montana
Winter care tips for dairy cows from Montana State expert
Bozeman reports that winter milk production hinges on feeding and care. Ex tension dairy specialist J. O. Tretsven says restlessness drives high maintenance needs, with poorly managed herds using up to 75 percent of food for maintenance and only 25 percent for milk. a well managed herd may use 55 percent for maintenance and 45 percent for milk. He advocates duplicating June conditions with good feed, deep straw bedding, warm water, and gentle handling to keep cows content and efficient.
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Bozeman
J. O. Tretsven
Montana State College
Tretsven
State Relief Fund Payout Totals Over Three Years
The state welfare department reported 15,112,790.23 dollars paid for relief services from March 1937 through June 1940. Funds from all sources are included with old age assistance making up about 64 percent of the total.
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State Welfare Department
Surprise Party for Mrs Kemp Before Her Helena Move
A group of ladies hosted a pleasant surprise party Friday evening at Mrs. Tom Liscum’s home to honor Mrs. Arthur Kemp who will soon move to Helena with her family. Guests listed include Jean Bleeker Ethel Forstein Virginia Murray Betty Sulgrove Julia Allen Vera Craig Ellis Reed Katherine LaSalle Betty Creekmore Ada Dahlin Mary Liscum and Jane Kemp.
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Tom Liscum
Arthur Kemp
Helena
Jean Bleeker
Ethel Forstein
Virginia Murray
Betty Sulgrove
Julia Allen
Vera Craig
Ellis Reed
Katherine LaSalle
Betty Creekmore
Ada Dahlin
Mary Liscum
Jane Kemp
Winter Driving Warning From Montana Patrol Chief
Montana highway patrol chief Lou C. Boedecker urged drivers to use caution in winter weather. He reiterated checks on equipment such as defrosters and brakes and cautioned against speeding on snowy roads.
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Lou C. Boedecker
Montana Highway Patrol
Montana
Hunters Urged to Turn In Big Game Information Cards
J. W. Carney, chief deputy game warden, requests all Montana hunters to submit the information cards attached to big game tags. The cards note kill details, range conditions, and other data, and are valuable to the game department for compiling big game statistics.
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J. W. Carney
Montana
Tis
Commission
Carney
Game Department
December funds approved by U S for state welfare programs
The federal government authorized funds totaling $180 521 54 for the state public department to distribute through old age assistance aid to dependent children and aid to the needy blind. I M Brandford, administrator, said the money will be allocated to these programs.
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Sereas I. M. Brandford
Highway Commission Awards Nine Road and Bridge Contracts
The Montana highway commission awarded nine road and bridge construction projects for Treasure State roads. Ten bids were scheduled, but one small roadside improvement near Livingston was postponed to the December 20 letting. Total contracts amount to $325,027.63.
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Highway Commission
Montana Highway Commission
Treasure State Roads
Livingston
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Coleman
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Vanishing American
WNG
Knadtzon Lumber Co
U.S
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Tom and Ernie
Carl Hager
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