Stock bone chewing link to phosphate deficiency in cattle
County agent analysis shows a stock feed offered in Teton county is ineffective for bone chewing. Dr. Howard Welsh condemns it. he and the Montana State College urge phosphate-rich feeds, bone meal salt mixes, and careful mineral analysis to restore cattle health and prevent abortions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Robert Clarkson
Clarkson
Howard Welsh
Veterinary Department
Montana State College
Welsh
Montana Experiment Station
Analaysis
H. Welsh
Bozeman
Michigan
Park Davis & Co
Manuel
Theraputics
Livestock Sanitary Board
Credit Men Visit Choteau on Credit Improvement Mission
E C Martin of Great Falls and J A Keenan, both of Pioneer Service Company, visited Choteau on business. They said the firm is not a collection agency but aims to improve credit conditions and encourage creditors to pay bills. The company distributes a monthly confidential report to about 125 000 western retailers detailing delinquent creditors and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Martin
Great Falls
Pioneer Service Company, Inc
J. A. Keenan
Choteau
United States
Card Party Draws Large Crowd at Chateau Club
A Chateau Woman's club card party drew a large turnout with 15 bridge tables in play. High scores went to E. J. Hirshberg among gentlemen and Miss Edna Beaupre among ladies, with M. K. Luther and Ca continuing as low scorers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau Woman's Club
E. J. Hirshberg
M. K. Luther
Edna Beaupre
Library club hosts card party with prizes and supper
Theresa McDonald presides as prizes for high and low scores are library cards. A chicken noodle supper, donated by the club, follows. Mrs. Clarence Looney hosts the evening. A 50 cent charge funds the club. Next Friday’s card party is led by Mrs. B. G. Trescott. The Social Center hall is donated for these events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Therine McDonald
Clarence Looney
B. G. Trescott
May Report From Teton County Red Cross
The May report from the Teton County Red Cross chaired by Miss Margaret Nagle lists aid to four families and about three children, used clothes and shoes distributed, five home calls, 22 other calls, nine bedding items, no production work, and parcels given by town residents totaling gifts from several local supporters. Roy Lester, field accountant, visited the chapter on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
The
Red Cross
Margaret Nagle
Coun
Ecolosofy and Politics in a Rainy Country
A fragmented column lampoons Portuguese politics with banking houses maneuvering influence and a joke about red tape. It mocks small comforts like silk socks while hinting at a crime related to wild oats and moral hazard amid rain and rural life.
Muzzle loading rifles used in the Civil War era
During the Civil War there were about 100 muzzle-loading army rifle models. Percussion rifles were common. Popular makes included Springfield Sharp's Hall's Snyder's Josslyn and Scott's. The British supplied many other types to the Confederate states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Sharp's
Hall's
Snyder's
Josslyn
Scott's
Confederate States
Hair Raising Audience Cry At Picture Show
A young girl in a cinema reacted to a tense villain trap scene by shouting There is a window jump out. Her excitement caused a loud plea as the heroine and villain remained confined in the room with no apparent escape.
Encyclopedia Search Frustrations Prompt Debate
The Kansas City Star laments the difficulty of quickly finding specific information in the encyclopedia. Readers note the long detours into unrelated articles and the time wasted before reaching the desired subject.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
Prague church mirrors modern industrial design
A thoroughly modernistic church in Prague Czechoslovakia features rigid lines and a glass enclosed half cylindrical column housing the auditorium. A tower at the opposite end carries a clock and is topped by a cross, giving the building an industrial plant like appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Clever Old Greeks and the 500 Year See
Fragmentary note cites ancient Greeks and a magazine line about long lives and the age of wisdom. No clear event or dates, but hints at antiquity and reflection on longevity.
Notice of Sprinkling District Tax Levy for Chateau 1931
Official notice to property owners in Chateau Montana that the City Council met June 1 1931 and passed a resolution taxing all real property in Sprinkling District No 2 to fund sprinkling costs for 1931. Final adoption hearing set for July 6 1931 at 8 p m in Stockmen’s State Bank Building. resolution on file for inspection five days prior. John T Moore City Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chateau
Montana
Stockmen’s State Bank
John T. Moore
Acid Forming Foods in Digestive Process
The article explains foods containing benzoic acid such as plums prunes and cranberries are acid forming because benzoic acid is not oxidized during digestion. It notes other fruits may taste acidic but their acid content is oxidized and not acid forming in the blood.
Rediscovered Siam Law Stirs Talk of Elephant Sidewalk Ban
Forty volumes of old Siam laws were found and reportedly include a provision prohibiting riding elephants on sidewalks, sparking discussions among scholars and observers about colonial era regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siam
Farmington Social Roundup and Community Notes
Farmington residents attended Memorial Day events in Chateau and Augusta. Baptisms, visits, and family travel are logged, with Miss Alice Moser returning from Oregon and Miss Alice Rice aiding local care. The Farmington school closed with a picnic. teachers and staff changes noted. A miscellaneous bridal shower for Miss Ann Johnson preceded her wedding to Oliver Hanson, with local attendees and a family dinner to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Rose
Brady
Marie Lindseth
Farmington
Chateau
G. C. Arensmeyer
A. C. Arensmeyer
F. W. Smith
Augusta
Legion
Wm. Jacobs
Brekke
Abe Breere
Rochester
Minn
Claude
Miss Tokerude
Woodward
Ben
John Chalmers
W. F. Arensmeyer
C. M. Swenson
John Edwards
Henry Davidson
Choteau
Binford
Maynard Hospital
Nyhns
Hilda Anderson
Smith
Ann Johnson
Miss Johnson
Johnson
Tokerud
Dutton
Oliver Hanson
Local families listed as moving to Bole area
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Swanson and family join Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hanson and son Helmer Anderson as well as Mrs. Nyhus and the Misses Ethel and Doris Anderson with Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Smith. The Hanson couple plan to settle in Bole where Mr. Hanson operates a garage business.
PENDROY COMMUNITY NOTES AND VISITS
Local notices report church services planned for next Sunday at 11 a.m. volunteers from Pendroy will help build a cabin at Neihart for the Epworth League institute grounds. Participants include Bill Lusty Victor Walgreen Homer Bisner Emerson Earles and Herman Earles.
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Neihart
Epworth League Institute
Bill Lusty
Victor Walgreen
Homer Bisner
Emerson
Herman Earles
Gene Larson
Gladys Haugen
Gene S Vere Rose
Great Falls
Betty Jones
Rosemary Frizel
Sackwood
Talbert
Brown
Mr. Sackwood
Great Northern
Columbia Falls
Larson
Mr. Seufert
Nick Wellenstein
John Wellenstein
Home
Virginia Seufert
Berry Jones
All Stars Lose As Home Oil Edges By
Valacich and Pancich contribute for the All Stars but Home Oil wins 1 to 3. Key plays include double combos Statz to Grassechi to Lincoln and multiple pitching and fielding miscues. Dale pitches 3 wild pitches while Suden Lindsay and Dale tally numerous strikeouts. Left on base totals favor Home Oil. Umpire Dellwo.
Enrolled List Ties Names to Montana Communities
Names listed include Mrs Henry Keil Ledgerwood community Mrs C R Kluth Ledgerwood community Mrs Rob J Clack Belton Flathead community Grace Finucane Kalispell Flathead county J C Moss Young Men's Mutual Improvement association Bynum Myrna May Cole Flathead county Mrs Robert Von Scharpenseel Choteau community Mary Benbow Big Sandy Chouteau county Helen J Thompson Choteau school Mary Cheetham Dutton community A W Schultz Dutton 4 H club Esther B McArdle Pendroy school Cora Laubach Dutton 4H club M K Luther Chateau Lions club Neva E Woods Helena Lewis and Clark county Mabel Hurni Helena Lewis and Clark county Irene
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Keil
Ledgerwood
C. R. Kluth
Robi. J. Clack
Belton
Flathead
Grace Finucane
Kalispell
Flathead County
J. C. Moss
Young Men’s Mutual Improvement Association
Bynum
Myrna May Cole
Robert von Scharpenseel
Choteau
Mary Benbow
Big Sandy
Chouteau County
Helen J. Thompson
Choteau School
Mary Cheetham
Dutton Community
A. W. Schultz
Dutton
Esther B. McArdle
Pendroy School
Cora Laubach
M. K. Luther
Chateau Lions Club
Neva E. Woods
Helena
Lewis and Clark County
Mabel Hurni
Irene
Local Pondera County Names and Community Groups List
Readable excerpts name residents and groups in Pondera county communities including Rideout Conrad Riverside club Farmington Chateau Lions Mabel Caskey Bynum Mutual Liberty Center Farmington 4-H John Edwards and other listed individuals and organizations.
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Credit Men
Bermuda
California
Choteau Meat CO
Nick and
Bill
Co. K. Malone
E. Smith
Roberts
Bullerdick
John Hentges
R. P. Bidding
H. L. Stafford
Gleason
B. Fisher
Y. G. Yolingson
Roy Lester
Ecolosofy
Burt Wells
Portugese
Happy
Indianapolis
Casey Jones
Civil War Rifles
ALL Stars
Steamer Trunk
May Adams
Bole
Acantha
W. H. Stecker
Mont
Chinchilla
C. C. Sonneveld
U.L. Gap
Andrew Packer
Pinnell Fur Co
O. Hansen
Stewart Greyhound
Netted Gem
Bliss Triumph
J. E. Hodgskiss
Majestic
Monarch
J. A. Baart
L. E. Taylor Garage
Strain Brothers Credit Department
Durham
E. B. Maymard
Teton Implement Co
Teton Service Co
FORD
Enly
Gee
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