Montana Wheat 1941 Allotment Set at 3 767 254 Acres
R M Evans Triple A administrator announced 1941 Montana wheat allotment of 3 767 254 acres with no marketing quotas for wheat. National allotment remains 62 000 000 acres. state county and farm figures adjust from 1940 based on seeded acreage trends. Parallel notes detail supply, usage, and program benefits for compliant growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
R. M. Evans
W. H. Wellenstein
Teton County Agricultural Conservation Committee
Henry A. Wallace
Evans
Wallace
Wellenstein
United States
Penalize 11 Wild Duck Sellers In Smashing Tristate Bootleg Ring
A federal crackdown in Tennessee Arkansas and Mississippi netted 11 wild duck sellers with fines totaling over 4500 and 280 days in jail. U S District Judge John D Martin presided in Jackson Tennessee delivering varied sentences to Greenfield Tennessee operators and other violators.
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Tristate
Tennessee
Arkansas
Mississippi
Bureau of Biological Survey
Secretary of the Interior
Harold L. Ickes
Biological Survey
Tri-States Game and Fish Association
John D. Martin
Jackson
Greenfield
Hulon McKenney
Leon Barner
Talmadge Jackson
W. B
Brown) Simmons
Gilbert Galey
Elbert Berryhill
Howard McKenney
Leon Cates
Aaron Swindle
William
Bill) Simmons
Chester Swindle
Clay Baker
Paul McKenney
Buck Jones
Pendroy Community News Highlights Local Visits and Births
Mrs S M Mellvanie visited Pendroy on Tuesday to see her mother Mrs J R Jones. A baby boy was born May 27 to Mr and Mrs B C Jannusch Jr. Eva Mae Thomas visited her aunt at Walier last week. Several locals spent time at Jackson Lake in Grand Teton Park Wyoming. Various residents hosted guests from Helena Great Falls Portland and Canada.
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S. M. Mellvanie
J. R.jones
B. C. Jannusch Jr
Eva Mae Thomas
Walier
Marion Lewis
Jean
Larson
Frances Copeland
Denton
Jackson Lake
Grand Teton Park
Wyoming
Bill Mitchell
Beverly Jean
Talifson
Tony Reise
Chateau
H. D. Club
W. J. Earles
C. M. Johns
A. A. Delger
Gordon
Ft. Shaw
Gulbrandsen
Reese
Helena
Nick Wellenstein
Tapon
Marjorie
Great Falls
Sorenson
Reid
Jack Bentall
Franklin
Portland
Ore
Jones
Bob Gulbrandsen
Yellowstone Park
Boutilier
Estes
F. M. Kaupish
Helen Campbell
Canada
James Waples
Fort Benton
All Chateau Works Hard as Neighbors Stay Busy
Chateau pleads for space as it handles increased workload causing it to focus on own projects and ignore nearby neighbor matters.
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Chateau
Grasshopper Control Set in County
The 1940 grasshopper season opens with a two phase control plan. Local operators handle land they manage while the Bureau of Entomology will poison idle and public lands under M B Bolland of Dutton supervision. Farmers should inspect fields for hoppers in coming weeks and begin early morning poisoning when eggs hatch, using limited bait and returning or disposing of used bait and sacks to prevent livestock harm.
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Bureau of Entomology
M. B. Bolland
Dutton
Ole Rosholt
Chateau
Early Bird 4-H Club Luncheon Demonstrates Parker House Rolls
At Amy and Gilberta Lee home on June 11 the Early Bird Luncheon 4-H club held a meeting starting at 10 a.m. The demonstration showed Parker House rolls with sponge mixing and rising. Members returned at 2 15 p.m. to shape bake and enjoy the finished rolls after swimming.
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Amy
Gilberta Lee
Parker House
Amy Lee
Lee
Joan Allen
Value of Alfalfa Depends Largely on Time of Cutting
Dairymen are advised by J O Tretsven of Montana State College that alfalfa hay quality hinges on cutting time and leaf retention. Early cutting yields 35–45 percent leaves, late cutting 20–30 percent. Tretsven emphasizes sufficient help and proper equipment, cutting at the right time, and preserving leaves for high feeding value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Tretsven
Extension Dairys
Montana State College
The Pest Quality Guide for Alfalfa Bloom and Raking
A concise guidance note describes timing for pest control and harvest. It notes bloom appearance marks best quality, and recommends raking when alfalfa leaves wilt and shatter to prevent sun bleaching and rain exposure.
Ayers Outlines Livestock Needs at Montana Convention
Governor Roy P. Ayers addressed the Montana Stockgrowers Association in Butte vowing a long term program to conserve grass and water. He said Montana must avoid future forced stock shipments for grazing or winter feed, calling the livestock industry the foundation of the state’s economy and linking grass and water conservation to statewide vitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Stockgrowers’ Association
Butte
Roy
BS. Ayers
Montana
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Beck Farmerettes
Joe Tackes
Lucile Primus
Louise Dreyer
Bernice Dreyer
Clara Tackes
Verina Asmus
Geo. Gamradt
Tackes
Collins Boosters
Collins Booster
Pendroy News
Montana-Dakota Utilities Co
Sactoihd
Acuum
Ayers
J. R. “Buss
Collins
Coast
Mobilgas
Mobiloil
White Eagle
Socony-Vacuum Oil Co., Inc
Mobilegas
America
Socony-Vacuum
L. E. Taylor Garage
Rocky Mt. Elevator Co
Mobilgrease
Mobilubrication
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