Group Plans New City Building in Chi nook
At a special Chi nook American Legion meeting a project for a city hall to replace the dismantled structure was approved with the fire department and city council. Labor will come from county relief funds via the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. The Legion and fire department will invest part of their funds with the city water fund aiding material purchases. Rent will reimburse the various funds. Ground clearing and basement excavations are under way with unemployment relief workers. The 32 by 82 foot hollow tile and concrete building will house offices for the city clerk and police court, a council chamber, a Legion meeting room, a public gathering space, a fire department store room and bed, with a fire apparatus hall two feet lower. A concrete basement beneath the council area will rise three feet above the sidewalk, containing a jail and records vault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chinook American Legion
Fire Department
County Relief
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Legion
City Water Fund
Eack
Council Chamber
Man Fights Bull With His Feet
Glendive farmer Oftedal escaped serious injury after a wild bull charged his pasture. He defended himself by grabbing the ground and kicking with his feet until Andrew Highland arrived with a pitchfork and drove the animal off. Oftedal suffered bruises but no broken bones and expects to recover quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oftedal
Glendive
Mr. Oftedal
Andrew Highland
Polytechnic Develops Breakfast Cereals and Flour
Billings Polytechnic Institute advances in food production by manufacturing two grades of breakfast cereals and a fine whole wheat flour. Student David Dunn redesigned a wheat washer and built an electrically powered drier, sifter, and grinder. Work remains experimental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings Polytechnic Institute
David Dunn
Cattle Diseases Guide Offered Free to Stockmen
Free knowledge from F. W. Wood D V M about recognizing symptoms, control and prevention of common cattle diseases. The booklet is described as concise and authoritative and can be obtained from the Montana Newspaper Association in Great Falls or the Cutter Laboratory in Berkeley California. Buy American made products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Wood
Cutter Laboratory
Berkeley
Calif
Montana Newspaper Association
Great Fails
Mont
8Th St
Uncle Sam’s
Montana
Inventorying Forage Resources on Open Range Is Difficult Task
Inventorying forage on national forest ranges involves field work by trained teams to map ranges for sheep, cattle, and horses, assess usable areas and water access, interview locals, and tie forage data to livestock economics. Plans emphasize conserving ground cover, sustained production, and coordinated use with private lands while balancing other range uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Inventories Guide Montana National Forest Range Use
Inspector T Lommasson describes detailed inventories of Montana forest ranges. The work classifies forage types, maps location and size, and fixes grazing value to determine how many cattle or sheep each area can support. It also accounts for water, unusable waste ranges, and seasonal limits to protect long term feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Lommasson
U. S. Forest Service EE
National Forests of
Montana
Radarg Mag
Virginia City Gold Mining Company Incorporation
Virginia City Gold Mining Company of Spokane forms with capital stock at 200000 dollars, divided into 2000000 shares of 106 cents par. Directors named are Edward Pohlman and Fred W. Callaway. Fishermen returning from Bear Island report large catches in the Arctic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Mine Company
Virginia City Gold Mining Company
Spokane
Edward Pohlman
Fred W. Callaway
Bear Island
Arctic
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Billings
Huseth
Optometrist and
Optician
Great Falls
Dan and Mack
Central Ave
Great Falls, Mont
Hutte
Rooma
Polytechnic
General Electric Supply Corporation ‘Distributors
Butte
General & Electric
Sibrl
Kreferigeraueor
Rockies
National Forest
Northwest
Ernest T. Eaton
Lewis T. Eaton
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