Montana cap on non housing construction tightens approvals
Jerome G. Locke Montana state CPA manager reports new civilian production orders slash project authorizations to about 22 percent of $4 million in pending applications. Only a third of spring approvals may occur as restrictions limit construction types. Denials follow unless projects are vitally needed for health and safety, critical prod, food production, or essential veteran housing community facilities.
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Helena
U.P
Montana
Civilian Production Administration
Jerome G. Locke
CPA
Locke
Appointment of R. H. Willcomb as administrative aide
Helena based R. H. Willcomb was named administrative aide and secretary to the Montana highway commission by state engineer Howard W. Holmes. Willcomb, a longtime state highway employee, previously served as district engineer in Great Falls and Lewistown and had been with the main maintenance section.
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R. H. Willcomb
Helena
Montana Highway Commission
Howard W. Holmes
Willcomb
State Highway Department
Great Falls
Lewistown
County Agent Reports Wheat Stem Sawflies Development
The county agent notes collecting wheat stubble with sawflies near roots, sending samples to the state entomologist to study their development. Preliminary estimates place adult emergence mid month, with ongoing checks on infestation scope and flight. He mentions evaluating the new resistant wheat Rescue and observes browning of evergreen trees in recent weeks.
Frost harms trees and prompts interest in pea spraying
A frost damaged trees losing needles in towns and shelters, with extension expert E. E. Isaac noting many trees may recover after severe cold. B. R. Greene of west of Fairfield plans a larger pea spray outfit, spurring neighbor interest in selective weed control and possible organized field demonstrations.
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E. E. Isaac
B. R. Greene
Fairfield
Greene
Calcium in Eggs Affects Hen Eye Calcium Levels
A study on laying hens shows that producing 200 eggs results in about fourteen times the hen's body calcium being delivered to the eyes. The finding highlights a link between egg production and ocular calcium flux in poultry.
Extension Service Advises Sheepmen on Spring Wool Clip
Bozeman June 4. Montana State College extension livestock specialist F A Ralston outlines key tips for preparing the wool clip for market. Shear dry wool on clean surfaces, pack off color fleeces separately, keep dung locks out, and tie bags with paper twine while marking contents.
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Bozeman
Montana
F. A. Ralston
Montana State College
Ralston
Highway Bonds Sold At Record Low Montana Rate
The Montana Highway Commission sold 1.5 million dollars in bonds at a net rate of .9719 percent, the lowest in state history. The 10 year issue is callable after five years and will retire the same amount of debentures on June 30. A sinking fund exists to retire the remaining 1.5 million in bonds, under the 1945 act allowing up to 12 million in treasury debentures for new construction after retirements.
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Helena
U.P
State Highway Commission
Montana
Highway Department
Commission
Treasury
Two Rations Proposed For Fattening Of Steer Calves
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station endorses two dry fattening rations for steer calves based on local trials. First ration: 45 percent ground barley 45 percent dried molasses beet pulp 10 percent linseed meal and alfalfa hay. Second ration: 50 percent ground wheat 50 percent dried molasses beet pulp and alfalfa hay.
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Bozeman
Montana
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Montana approves 879 firms for GI bill veteran training
The Montana apprenticeship council sanctioned 879 establishments to train veterans under the GI bill. Trainee placement is handled by the Veterans Administration and the U S Employment Service. The council, created by state law, comprises six members equally split between labor and employers.
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Helena
U.P
Montana
Mobile X-ray Unit Deployed For Montana Health Drive
A mobile X-ray unit bought by the Montana Tuberculosis Association with Christmas Seal funds was turned over to the state board of health for operation. It will begin work in a few days at state institutions and then visit high TB rate areas with the goal of x-raying every Montanan.
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Helena
U.P
Montana Tuberculosis Association
State Board of Health
Montana
Decorative Window Shade for Nighttime Bedroom
A DIY decorative window shade using flowered chintz mounted on an old shade roller. Cleaning steps include sponging with dry soapsuds, wiping with a clean damp cloth, and pressing with an iron.
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