Fingerlings Thrive in California From Montana Grayling Release
The Bureau of Fisheries and Interior report successful transplant of Montana grayling to Yosemite area in California waters after prior failed attempts. Foreman Peter Topp notes 13 inch to 3/4 pound fish thriving, reproducing. 45,000 released June 19, 1930, with many moving into streams below the high mountain lake at 9,000 feet. Fishing closed for several years to protect the stock.
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Bureau of Fisheries
Department of Interior
Montana
California
Department
High Mountain Lakes
Yosemite Park
Peter Topp
Yosemite
Topp
Boy Prohibited From Driving Two Years After Court Case
A Great Falls magistrate disposed of several traffic and parking cases last week. The ruling included a 14 year old boy named William Boyd who was fined ten dollars for driving while underage. the fine was suspended provided he does not operate a car for two years.
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Thomas Lenihan
Great Falls
William Boyd
Montana 4-H group heads to Chicago for congress
Montana sends 36 club members to the National Club Congress in Chicago with plans to attend the International Livestock Exposition. Miss Grace Hurni and Miss Ora Smith win state contests and travel funded by Montgomery Ward and Chicago Mail Order. Delegation includes youths from Gallatin Gateway to Vananda, led by Charles Potter and aided by club leaders and county agents.
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Montana
Bozeman
Chicago
Charles Potter
Montana State College
Milwaukee Railroad
Potter
Grace Hurni
Helena
Ora Smith
Ballantine
Miss Hurni
Montgomery, Ward & Company
Miss Smith
Milwaukee
Fay Coles
Gage
Josephine Nerbovig
Melstone
Dora Ottman
Roundup
Evelyn Brandenthaler
Terry
Lewis A. Cloninger
Gallatin Gateway
Harriet TE. Whitney
Manhattan
Phyllis Davis
Belgrade
Lucille McGinnis
Vernera Lewis
Fort Benton
Grace Withrow
Square Butte
Niilo Ojala
Loma
Charles Thompson
Highwood
Elsie Dunn
Roy
Juanita Robbins
Denton
Elsie Conrad
Danvers
Kathryn Hanson
Buffalo
Grace V. Haight
Lewistown
Melvin Johnson
Harold GC. Root
Charles Mather
George Feyk
Beryl Jones
Pendroy
Bertha Tallman
Simms
Helen Nellis
Sun River
Pauline Mason
Belt
Grant Cline
Fort Shaw
Morgan Esmay
Great Falls
John Zeller
Vaughn
Dale Steck
Missoula
Mildred Jones
Nettie Houser
Broadus
Lois Allen
Volberg
Caroline Ask
Vananda
Dorothy Haverfield
Vanada
Helen Sigman
Myrtle Buren
Robert Clarkson
Teton County
Lucille Smith
Fergus County
Julia Corkill
Rosebud
Billings
Smith scores barley glory at Chicago show
Montana again dominates the international barley championships at Chicago 1932 lifting both the overall title and reserve crown. Thomas E. Smith of Corvallis wins the barley crown with six rowed barley while securing reserve honors with trebi type barley as Montana takes firsts in all four barley classes.
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Montana
Chicago
Young Smith
Opening of Children in Uniform Draws London Queues
Ticket buyers queued for 27 hours to secure seats for the London premiere of the play Children in Uniform, drawing long lines and heavy demand.
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Children In Uniform
London
Hints on Growing Barley in Montana State
Montana State College agronomy chief Clyde McKee Snead notes barley output has tripled in 12 years. He warns against mixing malting and feed goals, details Velvet and Oderbrucker as malting types, Trebi and Horn as feed barleys, and outlines irrigation suitability for each variety across Montana.
Meat Curing and Cutting Demo Draws Large Attendance
Nearly 200 people joined meat cutting and curing demonstrations in Rosebud and Lewis and Clark counties in November led by county extension agents with Frances Smith and I M C Anderson. Sessions in Blaine Pondera Fergus Yellowstone and Gallatin counties followed as part of the live at home program. Demonstrations covered cutting, curing beef pork and mutton, canning of roasts and 'sun dries' while local leaders learned to duplicate cuts. Modern methods reduce spoilage and improve taste, with ironing of meat and brining highlighted.
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Rosebud
Lewis and Clark
Frances Smith
I. M. C. Anderson
Blaine
Poundera
Fergus
Yellowstone
Gallatin
Anderson
Miss Smith
Hill County Tax Total Falls to 623739.58 in 1932
Hill County’s 1932 tax bill, including Havre city and districts, amounts to 623739.58 with 42395.36 in personal property taxes due by Nov 30. Real property first payment is 328876 and second payment 252468.28 due in May 1933, a decline of 36447.86 from 1931.
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Hill County
Havre
Levi Fossum
Successful Auction At Belgrade Shorthorn Sale
The pure bred Shorthorn sale by G. W. Spring & Sons at Trout Creek Stock Farm near Belgrade drew many bidders from outside the county. Top five bulls averaged $80 per head and heifers sold well. Mr. Spring said results exceeded expectations and expressed satisfaction with prices obtained.
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Belgrade
G. W. Spring & Sons
Trout Creek
Spring
Apples Ripen Faster at Warmer Temperature
Ohio experiment station tests show apples stored at 70 degrees ripen twice as fast as those kept at 0 degrees. The study highlights temperature effects on fruit maturation and storage guidance.
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Ohio Experiment Station
Few Turkeys Sold for Holidays in Montana Market
Montana turkeys show limited Thanksgiving shipments with eight head sent due to warm fall weather. Christmas season starts soon and could move most of the crop. Miss H E Cushman notes Montana birds are high quality and fetch premiums against other regions. Complete county shipping dates are being set though town specifics remain unavailable.
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Montana
H. E. Cushman
Montana State College
Miss Cushman
Montana farm notes compare Trebi and Horn barley types
Trebi best for irrigated areas and Horn best for dry land. Both are feed barleys not suitable for malting. Velvet and Oderbrucker malting varieties yield 20 to 25 percent less than Trebi or Horn when grown for feed. A Yellowstone County dairy herd averaged 39.3 pounds butterfat and 1,129 pounds milk in October. Montana 4-H members fattened nearly 400 calves this year, praised at Chicago stockyards. Lewis and Clark County dairy herd improvement records show rising milk per cow from 246.3 to 310.1 pounds butterfat and 6,305 to 8,282 pounds milk.
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McKee
Montana
Velvet
Oderbrucker
United States
Trebi
Bozeman
Yellowstone County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Chicago
Plan to fund Philippines TB society with horse races
The anti tuberculosis society in the Philippines aims to become self supporting by holding horse races four times a year and retaining the profits.
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Philippines
Boy Kills Large Running Deer On Solo Hunt
One shot Bobby Beahr, aged 13 from Deer Lodge, hunted with his father and three others. He killed a 12 point white tail buck described as one of Swan River region’s largest and most perfectly proportioned deer, taking it on the run with a single shot.
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Bobby Beahr
Deer Lodge
Bobby
Swan River
Canada’s sales tax boost yields higher 1931 revenue
Canada raised sales tax to 4 percent on June 2 1931 and by August to December 1931 the Dominion government received 154 percent more revenue than the 1 percent tax in the same months of 1930.
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Canada
Dominion
Free health book offer from L Heumann Co ad
An advertisement from L Heumann & Co invites readers to request a free 150 page health book translated into 19 languages. The firm claims the book contains factual health guidance and is a global authority, urging readers to mail the coupon for a copy without obligation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Heumann & Co., Inc
East 12Th Stret
New York City
East 12Th Street
Rev. L. Heumann
Coroner’s Jury Frees Indian John Charlie at Missoula
A coroner’s jury in Missoula ruled John Charlie a Flathead Indian not guilty in the fatal shooting of Matt, claiming self defense after Matt attacked with a stove poker at Charlie’s home near Arlee. Charlie returned to his reservation cabin amid cheers from the audience. Haiti imposes a stamp tax on negotiable instruments.
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John Charlie
Arlee
Missoula
Charlie
Matt
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