Montana Recognized as Important Pure Seed State
A. J. Ogaard, Montana agronomist, was elected president of the Seed Council of North America, formed with the International Crop Improvement association. The council aims to unify seed policies, study state seed laws, and promote better seed use across Montana and western states.
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Helena
Montana
A. J. Ogaard
Montana Agronomist
Seed Council of North America
Chicago
Ogaard
International Crop Improvement Association
The
Seed Council of North
Harsh Laws Describe Land of Lamas in Tibet
A lecturer recounts Tibetan rule under Lamaism with severe punishments such as amputation and boiling oil baths. He notes widespread polyandry, a clan of husbands per wife, and a social order where crime is private and lamas join households as husbands. The true Tibetan is described as jovial and generally honest.
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Tibet
Peking
Albert E. Andre
Andre
Eas
Montana Public Works Programs in 1928
A state publicity division report outlines 1928 federal and public service projects in Montana with totals near 35 million dollars. Highlights include 30 highway projects on 200 miles, 2 million for Gibson dam and Yellowstone drainage, 750 thousand for Helena Missoula Havre Glasgow post office work, 2.5 million Great Northern line work, 5 million Northern Pacific line upgrades, natural gas pipe lines from Glendive to Sidney and beyond, and a $1 million bond sale for a Great Falls high school.
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Montana
Gibson
Sun River
Yellowstone
Richland County
Helena
Missoula
Havre
Glasgow
Great Northern Railway
Northern Pacific
Glendive
Montana-Dakota Power Company
Glendive-Baker
Sidney
Kevin- Sunburst
Great Falls
Wanted Raw Furs and Hides Highest Market Prices
Coyotes bring 5.00 to 18.00 dollars per animal Badgers fetch 5.00 to 18.00 Rats pay 1.00 to 2.00 per animal Rabbit hides cost 60 cents per pound Pinnell Fur Co. seeks buyers in Choteau Montana with contact at T A Meagher Garage for inquiries.
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Pinnell Fur CO
T. A. Meagher
Choteau
Mont
Married Woman's Career Beyond Housekeeping
The Musical Observer argues wives and mothers in middle and lower classes cannot sustain a 9 to 5 job with home duties. It suggests alternative careers in university interests, social work, writing, teaching, theater, or music, without demanding full personal time.
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Musice
The
Musical Observer
Treasure State to Spend Huge Sum on New Projects
Helena December 21 construction and building activities outlined by state officials show a plan to commit a large budget to public works before the end of 1928. The report highlights anticipated projects across multiple cities and agencies.
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Treasure State
Helena
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