Choteau and Power Split, Tie for First in Triangle Tourney Prep
In two games last week Choteau defeated Power 57 to 47 at Choteau with Cecil Cole and Nelson each scoring 14 for the visitors Nelson 18 for Power. In Power, Choteau lost a 39 to 37 decision as Nelson led Power with 12 and Mainard and Cole each had 12 for Choteau.
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Bulldogs Down Conrad In Tight Finish Then Lose To Fairfield
Chateau Bulldogs edged Conrad Cowboys 36 to 35 on a lategift shot by Larry Dellno after a tight game. The next night Fairfield defeated Chateau 51 to 44 at Fairfield, with Hello scoring 21 and Dirkes 16 for the Eagles.
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France's Economy Largely Agricultural, Land Use Figures
France's economy is described as largely agricultural with about 40 percent of land used for crops, 20 percent for pastures, 18 percent for forests, 3 percent for vineyards, and 2 percent for truck farming.
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Scientists Baffled By England’s Stonehenge Stones
The article outlines Stonehenge on Salisbury Plain near Avebury, noting 150 ton stones and debates over its purpose. It mentions Sir Norman Lockyer's 1894 solar calendar theory and alternative view of the site as a burial ground. It also references a related monument nearby and invites readers to patronize local ads.
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New Markets Born In a Test Tube From Livestock to City
A sweeping look at livestock science spans Swift laboratories and test kitchens where 400 researchers create new meat products and markets. It notes vast slaughter totals, by products like hides wool and fat derived chemicals, and the role of science in boosting meat demand and pricing for producers and packers. It też highlights pharma from animal by products and practical goods from fat derivatives.
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Swift & Company Expands Services Across Nation
Swift & Company reflects on its role in the livestock meat industry, noting two thirds of U S livestock are raised west of the Mississippi while two thirds of meat is consumed east of it. The firm credits mass production efficiency and by product savings for low earnings per pound and sends best wishes for a prosperous new year.
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Crossbred or Fine-Wool? Esplin on Western Range sheep
A. C. Esplin discusses crossbred versus fine-wool sheep in Western range herds at Utah State Agricultural College. He cites seven advantages of crossbred ewes including better mothers and mutton, plus higher quality wool, but lists seven disadvantages like shorter life, fleece loss on brush, and higher death losses. Operators weigh life length, fleece quality, herd uniformity, and herding instincts as core concerns.
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