Hereford Sale Date Announced in Great Falls
The L. Chatterton herd of Hereford cattle from Geyser Montana announces a public auction in Great Falls on March 2 featuring 50 head. The ranch has shown nationally for years with top results in 13 states this year. Chatterton bulls have boosted Montana cattle quality with markets reaching St Paul and Chicago.
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L. Chatterton
Geyser
Hereforda
Geyser, Mont
Great Falls
Chatterton
United States
Canada
America
Montana
St. Paul
Chicago
North Montana Hereford Breeders Auction Set for March 30
North Montana Hereford Breeders association announces its third annual sale on Thursday March 30 at the stock pavilion in the North Montana fairgrounds Great Falls. Sixteen consignors including Sim and Schock Highwood Willow Creek ranch Hoove Great Falls Hamment Brothers Belt Halliday Fairfield J I Burch Choteau Nick Vlenker Choteau Emil Durr Chateau Ed Sayick Bynum J W Leland Belt E C Leap Collins I T Stevens Harlowton Steve Holman Dodson J E Bocock and Sons Hobson E H Bodley Hobson Frank Hunnewell Brooks and W H Donald Melville participate in the statewide event.
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North
Billings
W. H. Hoover
Great Falls
Ray E. Cameron
Cascade County Extension
H. L. Halliday
Fairfield
George Sim
Highwood
Charles Polliak
Craig
W. M. Moore
L. Chatterton
Geyser
Harlowton
Steve Holman
Dodson
J. E. Bocock and
Northern Pacific resumes tie plant work expansion
The Northern Pacific tie treating plant at Paradise resumes operations after a summer closure with about 40 workers on two shifts. Production will total 100000 ties and 350000 board feet of switching ties for Billings Yakima routes. Seattle and Brainerd plants also restart or start up for 175000 and 200000 ties respectively amid a plan to lay one million new ties this year.
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Northern Pacific Railway
Paradise
Billings
Yakima
Wash
Seattle
Brainerd, Minn
Bernard Blum
Northern Pacific
Farming tips and tax notes from Montana State College
An article notes oil as a first rate coating for farm tools and discusses fertilizer choices for orchards in western Montana. It compares midwest grain costs with eastern shipping, and cites 1952 farm real estate taxes per acre being 20 percent below 1929 but about double 1913, from a U.S. Department of Agriculture survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State College
Montana
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Solons Debate Egg Grading Law In Helena Session
Montana lawmakers sharpen debate over egg grading rules with questions on freshness after long cold storage. Senator Tom Kane ridicules claims that yolk color reflects hens diet while Representative John Abrahamson presses for a monogrammed egg standard amid broader publicity.
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John Abrahamson
Tom Kane
Ravalli County
Kane
Bossy
Senator Kane
Abrahamson
Wild animals show increase in Montana forests in 1932
Montana forest reports to Missoula indicate overall wildlife growth with deer numbers down slightly to about 50 600 while elk moose mountain sheep goats antelopes and black bears rise. Elk kill rose to 2686 from 1782, moose up 200, grizzlies down 44, and hunting visits reached 31 105.
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Montana
Forest Service
Missoula
National Forest
Lolo Forest
Kootenai
Montana Hearings Set on Bus Service and Milwaukee Agency Closures
State commissions will hear the Montana Motor Coach petition to operate between Great Falls and Butte via Helena on February 23 in Helena. March 13 and 14 hearings in Danvers Hilger and Judith Gap will consider Milwaukee Railroad requests to discontinue agencies and substitute custodian service.
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Montana Motor Coach System
Great Falls
Butte
Helena
Montana Railroad Commission
Danvers
Hilger
Fergus County
Judith Gap
Wheatland County
Milwaukee Railway
Weavers' Amalgamation Sets Loom Plan for England
The Weavers of England will run more than four looms at once, exceeding the usual number, under a recent decision by the Weavers' Amalgamation workers union.
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Weavers of
England
Weavers’ Amalgamation
Workers’ Union
Quoits Origin Traced to Greek Olympic Games
A historical note attributes the origins of quoits to the Greeks during early Olympic contests, highlighting the ancient roots of the outdoor game.
Woman Loses 35 Pounds Using Kraschen
Mise M Ratner of Brooklyn New York writes she lost 35 pounds in four months using Kraschen. She praises its health benefits and recommends a half teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast. The ad promises a four week bottle and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Mise M. Ratner
Breoklyn
N. Y
Kraschen
Kruschen
America
Law Limits School Expenditure and Bus Contracts
Attorney General Ray T. Nagle states boards of trustees cannot spend beyond county budget except in emergencies or via special election. He warns against multi year transportation contracts and says pupil transport arrangements are at the board’s discretion. The 1931 32 season saw 198 French talking pictures released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Megus
Perma
Ray T. Nagle
Mo ‘Gus
Mogus
Free Trial Offer for Dr. Hayes Heart Treatment
Promises a free $1 regular treatment to prove Dr. Hayes prescription relief for high blood pressure dizziness and sleep issues. Claims quick symptom relief and normal sleep, with payment only if greatly improved. Mentions sent after reading report and requests address in Kansas City Missouri.
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Dr. Hayes Ass.n
Coates House
Kansas City
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Adclaim
An old advertisement promotes Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a tonic to revive energy for worn out women. The copy claims 98 of 100 women benefitted and urges readers to buy from their druggist today.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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