Community Rallies for Mobile X ray Unit at Dutton
Dutton residents backed a Mobile X ray Unit with nearly universal support, performing 418 X rays in a six hour period. Local organizers Mrs Oscar Mehl and Mrs Ray Omphress led publicity and operations with a long list of volunteers. Community events included visits, travel for residents, hospital stays, birthdays, and New Year gatherings, reflecting a busy period in the town.
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Dutton
Oscar Mehl
Lions Club
Ray Omphress
Gloria van Horn
Gunther Halseth
C. W. Hecktner
K. Hofto
Ben Odaen
Arne Hofto
Harry Montague
Mangus Bolland
Harry Laubach
Howard Harman
Laurence Harper
Glenn Hansen
Laurence Trebesch
Henry Dahl
Frank Schabel
Loren Schabel
David Rempel
Ray Umphress
Bob Umphress
Bozeman
Juiiuns Reeve
Marvin Reeve
Cal
Los Angeles
George Sullia
Missoula
Gordon Tollefson
R. W. Bourne
Wade Humble
Orie Cheetham
Deaconess Hospital
Great Falls
Naomi Douthit
Fred Schultz
Lyvie Cotton
Ray Cotton
Trinity Lutheran Church
E T Lackle
Cotton
Crawley Bros. Texaco
4Th Ave
Susan
Jonas Johnson
Jack Wiprud
Ariz
Florida
Walter Miller
Rainbow Hotel
Barbara Duncan
Lethbridge
Alberta
P. H. McClellan
T. O. Miksch
Ray Reeve
Clarence Juelfs
Columbus Hospital
Lloyd Pedersen
Pedersen
Farmington
Jeanett Cusick
Bryan Wills
Geraldine
Fred van Horn
Mont. State College
Clara Bohling
College herd and temperate beer shape student farming
Ty Martin brings his dad’s Holstein to college under the G I Bill and enrolls it in the college herd. Students operate a farm sharing products and profits while learning discipline and citizenship, temperance, and practical work habits.
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Ty Martin
Time saved on farms boosts productivity and profits
Agricultural colleges cite practical time studies on chores and animal care. A dairy farmer cut walking by two miles daily and chore time by over two hours while spending under $50. Purdue bulletin 307 and Swift & Company show improved methods cut labor and boost efficiency across hogs hay and sheep operations with phenothiazine and salt as a pasture worm control.
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Indiana
Swift & Company
Purdue University
Lafayette
State Agricultural College
Track Down the Facts about the Muskrat and Market Prices
A muskrat known as Fiber Zibethicus with many offspring inhabits marshes and waterways. Muskrat tracks reveal its tail in mud. The fur trade and Swift & Company notes link producer prices to nationwide demand for finished pelts and meat by products.
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Zibethicus
Swift & Company
Swift & Company Sees Profit as Key to Livestock Industry
The Swift & Company analysis argues profit incentives drive all sectors from producers to retailers in the livestock meat trade. It notes packers earn under two cents per dollar while producers receive about 75 cents for raw materials, with profitability hinging on large volumes and tiny savings across many transactions.
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Swift & Company
America
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