Carpenter Named Livestock Relief Chief for Miles City
Paul Carpenter of Bozeman is appointed charge of the livestock relief office at Miles City. He will supervise appraisal work in Prairie county and later extend to Fallon Custer and Powder River counties with veterinarians employed by W J Murdock of the federal animal industry. The Surplus Relief corporation will advise on cattle movements with T E Schoenborn representing the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State College
Paul Carpenter
Bozeman
Miles City
Carpenter
J. C. Taylor
Montana Extension Service
Prairie County
Fallon
Custer
Powder River
Bays
W. J. Murdock
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Montana
Surplus Relief Corporation
T. E. Schoenborn
Oiling of Glacier Park Roads Under Way
Glacier park plans oiling or armor coating for about 89 of 100 miles of roads this month. Only 11 miles along the Going-to-the-Sun highway will remain gravel as a contract section is gravel surfaced. Parks officials expect to use 120000 gallons of oil, with one third on the west side and the rest on the east side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glacier Park System
Ira A. Stinson
Stinson
Two Medicine
Glacier
Blackfeet
Browning Wye
Glacier Park
Logan Pass
Map of Gulf Coast by Vespucci in Modena Museum
A 1501 map of the Alabama and Mississippi coast drafted by Americus Vespuccius hangs in Modena, Italy's museum. The artifact links early exploration to the Gulf region and European cartographic history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama and
Mississippi
Americus Vespuccius
Modena
Italy
Wilson Described for High Post in Agriculture
Former Montana resident Milburn L. Wilson of Bozeman is eyed as Rexford Tugwell’s successor as under secretary of agriculture. Wilson, active in Montana farm programs and the AAA, is in Cuba with the Farm Policy Association to plan island rehabilitation and has long guided wheat and subsistence projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Commission For Rehabilitation
Milburn Lincoln Wilson
Bozeman
Interior Department
Subsistence Homestead
Rexford G. Tugwell
Wilson
Henry A. Wallace
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Roosevelt
Topeka
Kan
Farm Administration
Tugwell
Iowa
M. L. Wilson
Rexford Tugwell
Montana
Fallon
Nebraska
Dawson County
Montana Extension Service
Extension Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Montana State College
Russia
Europe
Montana “Triangle
Fairway Farms Corporation
AAA
New Zealand Construction Surges Despite Subsidy Withdrawal
Government funding was withdrawn last September yet construction activity in New Zealand continues to rise. Officials note sustained demand and private investment underpin the growth as firms expand projects nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
North Montana Fair to Offer 27000 in Prizes Aug 6 11
The North Montana fair offers 27000 in prizes for beef and dairy cattle art and crafts and 4-H exhibits with crowds and county participation rising. Rodeo events include amateur bronco riding with 225 in purses and a main professional contest with 730 in prizes. An all weather track will host tractor races and 40 mph auto runs as attendance nears 20000 on opening school day.
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North Montana Fair
Northwest
East
Middlewest
Montana
Harold F. DePue
North Montana
Lake
Fergus
Flathead
Board of
Treasure State
United States
Lou Meyer
American Automobile Association
Montana Flour Mills Company
Author Meets Pat T Tucker in Livingston Chronicle
Stewart Edward White recounts Pat T Tucker of Livingston as the oldest Montana cowboy. Tucker narrates a life spanning Illinois birth in 1855 to Texas Rangers service, border elopement, Indian battles, vigilante days, and avoiding crime while riding with major outfits. White notes Tucker wrote his own tale, and he would not edit it.
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Stewart Edward White
Pat T. Tucker
Livingston
Montana
Illinois
Abilene
Pecos
Texas
Colonel Head
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Texas Rangers
Chihuahua
Reno
Custer
Miles
Tucker
Massive trout and grayling stocking in Madison watershed
Park officials report 3,000,000 plus young grayling planted in streams of the Madison river watershed recently. From the Bozeman hatchery 208,000 Loch Leven trout were hauled into the park and released into the Fire Hole river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison River
Bozeman
Fire Hole
Wheat heads out in southern Montana as rain offers hope
In dry land areas of southern Montana wheat began to head out reaching a height preventing machine harvest and risking lower protein content. Rain is hoped to salvage the majority of the crop and improve prospects.
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Montana
Fire Destroys Truck and Contents West of Dixon
A truck loaded with household furnishings caught fire and burned, destroying the vehicle and its contents. The blaze spread to grazing land west of Dixon, scorching nearly 400 acres before containment.
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Dixon
To Have Clear Skin with Cuticura Ointment and Soap
Advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment for pimples redness and itching followed by Cuticura Soap bath and hot water rinse. Dry gently then dust Cuticura Talcum for fragrance. Price listed at 25c each.
Cows Show Strong May Record In Montana Dairies
May production in Montana dairy herd improvement associations remained solid despite drought. 17 percent of 994 cows produced 40 or more pounds of butterfat, with uniform high production across herds. Leading Bitter Root unit averaged 32.6 lb butterfat and 970 lb milk from 13 cows. Cascade members matched butterfat with 898 lb milk per cow across larger herds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State College
Montana
J. O. Tretsven
Bitter Root Association
Cascade Association
Tretsven
Dusum Legend of Kenharingan and Munsumundok
A hazy Dusum belief speaks of a supreme deity Kenharingan and his wife Munsumundok who created the world and all things within it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borneo
Munsumundok
Four Montana Waterworks Projects Get PWA Approval
Senator Erickson reports the Public Works Administration board approved four Montana projects for potential funding including 200000 for a Havre dormitory 175000 for Hysham irrigation 250000 for Eastern Montana Normal School and 47000 for Chester district. Ten total Montana applications remain under consideration totaling about 317000 with further allocations possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Erickson
Montana
Public Works Administration
PWA Board of Review
Northern Montana College
Havre
Hysham
Eastern Montana Normal School
Chester
Erickson
Public Works Fund
Plentywood
Hot Springs
Ekalaka
Glendive
Fairview
Bridger
Glasgow
Eureka
Belt
Feud Between Outlook Brothers Ends With Shootings
A land dispute between Dave Meharry of Outlook and his brother George escalated to a shooting on nearby land. Dave is hospitalized in Plentywood with bullet wounds to the back neck and legs. George and the brother's adopted son Thomas are jailed on first degree assault charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Meharry
Outlook
Plentywood
George
Thomas
Pea Crop in Valier Promises Bumper Yield
Experimental pea crop in Valier territory this season shows strong potential for a bumper yield. The project supports the idea that peas may become a major crop on irrigated lands in Pondera county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valier
Pondera County
Huckleberry Harvest Boom Near Clark River Valleys
The South Clark valley expects a rich huckleberry harvest this season with thousands of dollars flowing to berry pickers. Carloads of berries will be gathered at high mountain elevations along the Clarks Fork river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Valley
Clarks Fork River
Caledula used as flavoring in grandmother era soup
A historical note explains that calendula, a flowering plant, was employed to flavor soup in past generations, highlighting its culinary role in earlier households.
Mormon Crickets Hit Judith Basin Regions Invasion
Judith Basin county fights an infestation of Mormon crickets found around the Buffalo territory and smaller pockets near Hobson and Benchland. Officials plan measures to control and eradicate the pests before egg laying time this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Basin
Buffalo Territory
Hobson
Benchland
Wool Storage Grows As Montana Wool Clip Weighs Heavy
The First National Wool Warehouse Dillon’s vast facility, largest between Chicago and the Pacific coast, fills with the 1934 Montana clip. Sheepmen report wool weighs more than usual and several record fleeces are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Wool Warehouse Company
Aé¢ Dillon
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Montana
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Farm Policy Association
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