Unlawful Big Purchase Questioned by County Officials
County commissioners face civil and criminal exposure after spending 11 500 for three Caterpillar road patrols, with the act potentially violating the 1929 county budget law. Attorney General says bondsmen may be sued. Other rulings include the Musselshell game preserve constitutional issue and pay entitlement for county treasurers when class changes occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Holecek
Fergus County
Nagle
Musselshell County
J. E. Forster
Malta
Indians to Dine on Bison Steaks
Morese will ship more bison to Browning for Blackfeet Indians. Equipment is ordered to load the animals as they are slaughtered under the Biological Survey and reserve warden. Earlier shipments of bison and elk have been sent from the reserve to state Indian agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morese
Biological Survey
Stockmen Receive $116 025 in Regional Loans
Sixty loans totaling 116 825 have been approved for Hill county stockmen by the Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation at Spokane. Average loan about 1 900 with some as large as 10 000. Loans run one year with possible extension. Secured by stock and feed mortgaged pledges. Interest set at 5 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill County
Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation
Spokane
Bronson
Plant Right Variety of Corn, Sam Sloan Advises
Montana State College agronomist Sam Sloan urges selecting the best corn variety for quick yields if germination and planting time are proper and weeds are controlled. He notes flints like Gehl yellow and Dakota white mature in 70 to 90 days, with long seasons favorable for grazing stages, and advises germination tests or rag doll seed tests to judge viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State College
Sam Sloan
Extension Agronomist
Sloan
Northwestern
Falconer
Minnesota
Minnesota 13
Brown County
Montana
Dakota
Golden Glow
Silver King
Pioneer
Rustlers
Sloam
Corn Varieties and Cultivation Hints From Sloan
Sloan urges growers to minimize risk by selecting county tailored corn varieties after consulting county agents. He notes dent, flint, and semi dent types suit differing seasons, warns against broad planting bets, and stresses weed control, shallow cultivation, and contour farming to conserve moisture.
Idaho Bans Fishing From Horseback
Idaho lawmakers outlaw fishing while sitting on a horse or other animal to stop riders from entering rivers and fishing from an advantageous position. The statute targets use of animals to cast from river routes and to curtail dangerous conduct by anglers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
New Zealand 70 Mile Railway Opens After 30 Years
After three decades of work the 70 mile Taumarunui to Stratford railway in New Zealand is officially opened. The line includes 25 tunnels and connects regional lines, marking a major transport milestone for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Statford
Taumarunnui
N. Z
Pondera Women Improve Homes Through Club Work
Farm women in Pondera county organized home demonstration clubs to enhance living spaces with low cash outlay. Over a year they reupholstered, refined finishes, added rugs and curtains, improved lighting, and refinished furniture, totaling 154.49 in costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State College
Pondera County
Eligible Voters Count in Havre City Primary
A final check by Hill County Clerk Earl Bronson lists 2008 residents eligible to vote in Havre city primary on March 20. Last year’s city election drew 2100 to 2200 registered electors. two aldermen are to be elected. No candidates have issued definite statements yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavre
Hill County
Earl Bronson
Havre
Watch comprises 160 parts and 3700 production operations
A watch consists of about 160 distinct parts and requires 3700 separate operations in its manufacture.
Senator Agnelli Named Richest of Italy’s Millionaires
The senator Agnelli is reputed to be the wealthiest figure among Italy’s 15,000 millionaires, noted for his vast fortune and prominent status within the country’s elite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Agnelli
Italy
Forest Grazing Limits Fixed Across Lewis and Clark Districts
Carrying capacities set for seven districts estimate 123 695 sheep and 19 882 cattle and horses. Permits to be issued in March after meetings in Great Falls with W B Wiley and E E Wilson. Districts vary by range type water access and season dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis and Clark National Forest
Great Falls
W. B. Wiley
E. E. Wilson
Belt Creek
Wiley
White Sulphur Springs
Teton
W. N. Streeter
L. J. Howard
Sun River
B. P. Martin
Ranger
S. E. Eckert
Judith Gap
David Lake
Musselshell
Corn Best Of All Feed Crops For Montana Farmers
Extension agronomist Sam Sloan of Montana State College urges corn as a top feed crop for quick returns. He stresses three key factors: choose the right local variety, test seed viability, and plant at the right time while keeping fields weed free.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank H. Johnson
Heiser
BIC Illustrated
RSC
Heiser Saddlery CO
Denver
Colo
P. W. Murphy Commission Co
Lakeview
Spokane, Wash
Jefferson County
OLD Union Stockyards Company
F. MM. Rothrock Kane
A. Lawson
V. Pres
Een Nigr
Maple Dale
American Poultry Association
PLA
C. White
S.C. Reda
Bed
W. Rocka
W. Wyan
Austin, Minn
Washor Bear Creek
The
Pondera
Sun River Districts
Porto Rico
United States
Soviet Russia
Edwards Institute For the Deaf
Chemical Building
St. Louis
Missouri
Huseth
Optometrist and
Optician
Clark’s Fork Valley
Blackfoot Land Development CO
Missoula, Mont
Polytechnic
Northwest
Billings Polytechnic Institute
Ernest T. Eaton
Lewis T. Eaton
Peerless
State Nursery & Seed CO
Helena
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!