Dairy products added for relief in Montana
Montana State College reports two new dairy items evaporated milk and dry skim milk added to relief food purchases. The Agricultural Adjustment Administration announced bid acceptances and contracts for first purchases, with emissions to the Federal Surplus Relief program for distribution to needy and unemployed. Evaporated milk totals 37,618,000 pounds across 21 companies and dry skim milk 3,081,250 pounds across seven companies.
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Montana State College
Montana Extension Service
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
Pine seed shipped to Soviet Russia experiment station
Twenty pounds of western yellow pine seed threshed at Camp Creek ranger station headed Bitter Root valley were shipped to a Soviet Russia experiment station by Bitter Root forest officers. Sixteen hundred bushels of cones yielded as many pounds of seeds at a cost of one dollar per pound.
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Camp Creek
Bitter Root Valley
Soviet Russia
Bitter Root Forest
Man Sues Railroad Over Auto Crash Damages
Dan Hjort sues Northern Pacific Railway for 30000 damages claiming a locomotive struck his automobile at a street grade crossing in Helena.
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Sues Railroad
Dan Hjort
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Heena
Montana Wheat Protein Reaches Ten Year High
W O Whitcomb of Montana State College reports Montana hard red spring wheat has higher protein than hard red winter wheat over the past decade. The study shows spring averages 13.70 percent versus 12.06 for winter, with peak yearly values in 1983 and 1934 for spring and 1933 for winter.
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Montana State College
Montana
W. O. Whitcomb
Montana Grain Inspection Laboratory
Gros Ventres Indians Dedicate New Community Hall at Hays
Gros Ventres Indians held two nights of dancing and festivity in Hays to dedicate a new 100 by 50 foot community hall built with local donations and FERA funding. Leaders and committees from the Gros Ventres and nearby reservations attended, with election of councilmen planned for the following day amid cold weather.
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Gros Ventres
New
Hays
Fort Belknap Reservation
J. W. Elliott
L. W. Shotwell
White Eagle
CCC
Black Lodge
Edward C. Croff
Pete Long Horse
Fred V. Lodge
John Adams
Charles Arms
Gerald Walsh
Eddie Matt
Moses Carry Water
Estelle LaValley
Edna Horseman
Mrs. Carry Water
Mr. Elliott
Rufus Warrior
John Buckman
Victor Brockie
Mountain Crow Lodge
Robert Mount
Andrew Lame Bull
Lame Bull
Mabel Bradley
Tom Bad Road
Jim Snow
Frank Cuts
Philip Powder Face
Katie File Steel
Jeanette Warrior
Julia Snow
Tillie Larson
Lena White Cow
Katie Spotted Bird
New Farm House Plans Offered by Montana State College
Montana farmers may obtain blueprints for 11 standard farm house plans from Montana State College extension service. Plans cover three to eight rooms with optional porches baths utility rooms and basements. Costs range 20 cents per sheet or 40 cents to $1 per set depending on sheets. brick or stucco details included.
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Montana State College
Montana
H. E. Murdock
Murdock
United States Department of Agriculture
State Division of Rural Rehabilitation
Youth Found Who Killed Helena Boy
A Helena boy, 17 year old William W. Goodale, confessed to fatally striking 8-year-old Edwin Holland in a hit and run. He told Chief of Police Roger Smith he knew he had killed him and that he could not stop after encountering the child while passing another car.
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Edwin Holland
William W. Goodale
Helena
Roger Smith
Smith
Goodale
Helena names new health officers in city and county
Dr. C. F. Jump, formerly of Bozeman, elected city health officer by Helena council. County commissioners appoint Dr. Edward Gallivan as county health officer. They succeed Dr. William Copenhaver who resigned to pursue graduate study in the east.
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C. F. Jump
Bozeman
Helena
Edward Gallivan
William Copenhaver
Muskrat and Mink Fur Peak in December Says Trappers
Trappers report muskrat and mink fur are typically in top marketing condition in December, signaling strong value for pelts as winter markets peak.
Professor Names the Lapidium Plant in Nomenclature Effort
Dr C L Hitchcock associate professor of botany at the State university aims to assign correct names to about 25 Lapidium specimens that have failed to respond to some 75 names. He has two years of work ahead and hopes to finish next summer.
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C. L Hitchcock
The
State University
Hitchcock
Large annual use of safety razors and blades in US
A historical note states that roughly 889 million safety razors or blades are consumed in the United States each year. This figure highlights the scale of consumer grooming products and the ongoing demand for personal care items.
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United States
Montana Tobacco Tax Collections Rise in 1934
The Montana Bureau of Internal Revenue reports higher tax take from tobacco manufacturers in 1934 versus 1933. Cigar collections reached $1,131.35, up $167.90 from $963.45. cigarette taxes rose from $1.80 to $4.50. overall manufactured tobacco including chewing and snuff fell to $8,234 from $186.54.
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Bureau of Internal Revenue
Montana
Calf Shipped to Alaska Arrives Safely
George Barber a Chinook Hereford breeder reports Huey Domino a registered bull calf shipped to Thom as Felton in Alaska has arrived safely on Kodiak Island where Felton raises beef cattle.
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Alaska
George Barber
Thomas Felton
Huey Domino
Mr. Barber
Kodiak Island
Alaskan
Mr. Felton
RANCHER Foresees Mild Winter 1934 35 in Kansas
Al Courtney of Syracuse Kas a rancher forecast a mild winter for 1934 35 after seeing rattlesnakes wandering late in November indicating warm spells and cautious outlook for cattle ranges in the region.
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al Courtney
Syracuse
Kas
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