Montana Plans 10 000 Ornamental Birds Release This Year
The state gears up for a large pheasant and quail program under the Fish and Game Department. J F Hendricks reports 8 700 birds hatched and 4 500 eggs under incubation with 1 200 domestic biddies used. China pheasant stock previously released and a push to breed foundation stock for Hungarian partridges are noted.
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Great Falls
J. F. Hendricks
State Fish and Game Department
Montana
Hendricks
Making the Most of It in the Debate on War Debt Moratorium
An editorial in the Lewistown Democrat-News accuses Republicans of exploiting the wartime debt moratorium for political gain. It defends President Hoover’s actions as prudent leadership aiding the world economy, while criticizing opponents for taking credit or blame.
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Lewistown
Democrat-News
Tom Stout
Ballyhoo
Hoover
Democrat News
German Republic
Germany
Democrat- News
Floor Advice to Young Men From Coach Sparks Debate
A State university football coach reportedly urged proteges to rest this summer to stay in shape for fall play. The editorial argues against idleness and parasitic leisure, urging youths to help families, build character, and return with renewed purpose and strength for college life and football.
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The
State University
Eleven Crates Hatch at State Game Farm
Eleven crates of Chinese pheasants hatched at the state game farm marking a successful breeding program. Officials reported healthy chicks and planned release schedules to boost local populations.
Cream Grading Improves Cream Quality Statewide
Dairy officials begin a statewide campaign to enforce the new cream grading law. Inspectors will verify that all cream buyers grade as required. Early reports show marked quality improvements in graded creameries under B F Thrailkill’s guidance.
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State Department of Agriculture
B. F. Thrailkill
Farmers strive for dairy quality and better markets in Montana
The division chief says farmers cooperatives, manufacturers, and railroads must work together to handle milk and cream to market high quality butter and cheese. He notes producing a high grade product costs no more and yields greater profitability, with quality and uniformity as the key goals.
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Montana
670 Pupils Attend Summer Schools at University Units
University of Montana summer school reports 670 pupils enrolled in teacher training graduate and special study programs. Extension workers at the state college survey farm and growth conditions in the northwest. A soil survey bulletin on Hill county by L F Geiseker is cited.
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University of Montana
M. A. Brannon
State College
Extension Service
Brannon
Hill County
L. F. Geiseckr
Soil Survey Bureau
Geiseker
Blaine
Phillips
Valley
Daniels
Sheridan
Roosevelt
Mrs and Mr Charles Anderson Guests of Chicago Hosts
Mr and Mrs Myers hosted Mr and Mrs Charles Anderson of Chicago for a week of parties in their honor with several social gatherings, wrapping up with a Thursday evening event.
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Charles Anderson
Chicago
Mrs. Myers
Local Socials and Small Losses Dot Community News
Mrs McClenhan and Collings guests attend a two oclock dinner with Anderson Myers Ferris and Waterman couples. Eugene Ferris hosts a Friday gathering enjoyed by a large crowd. Myers and Anderson host a Sunday picnic by the Tant River with horseshoes and bathers. Florence Bush and Joe recover from illness. Balmas lose a hundred hens to nighttime theft.
Pioneer Day Observance Planned by Bynum Mormons
Bynum Mormons plan a Pioneer Day celebration on Friday July 24 with a forenoon program at 10 30 and an afternoon sports schedule including races pony and horse events and a baseball game followed by a large evening dance. Public invited and details to be announced next week.
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Utah
Bynum
New Hall
Great Confederate Soldier Remembered as Cavalry Leader
The account recalls General Forrest as a premier cavalry commander of the Civil War. Sherman called him the most remarkable man the war produced on either side. He inspired the South and lingered among Confederate leaders even as the struggle ended.
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General Forrest
Sherman
How One Man Lost 22 Pounds
Detroit man Herman Rankis credits Kruschen Salts with removing rheumatic aches and shedding 22 pounds after his first bottle. The ad urges a daily half teaspoon in hot water before breakfast and promises an 85 cent bottle lasts four weeks with a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
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Herman Rankis
Detroit
America
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