Population Growth Debate Across Nations and Solutions
The piece surveys early 20th century warnings of crowding and argues against birth control, advocating bird control and better farming. It cites Brandt on India and notes migration in West Germany, guest workers, US baby boom, and Australia’s postwar growth, concluding with Time’s caveat on population projections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malthus
Karl Brandt
Stanford
India
West Germany
European
Turkey
United States
Letters from Janet in New Zealand reflect exchange life
Chateau Montana March 15 1972 Les and Shirley Otness share excerpts from Janet’s NZ letters. They describe school life uniformed daily routines meals and social exchanges with other AFS students and a glimpse of local scenery and customs. Janet notes homesickness and hopes for future visits and includes her NZ address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet
New Zealand
Matamata
Pam
Canada
Glacier Park
Chateau
Yellowstone Park
Montana
Augusta
Bowman
Ear Mountain
Pam Quenemoen
Great Falls
Hamilton
P.S
Jan
George St. Morrinsville
N. Z
Les
Shirley Otness
Added Set Aside Feature for Wheat Program In 1972
The March 10 signup deadline for the 1972 farm program prompts the Teton County ASC to remind wheat growers of an added voluntary set aside option. Glen Yeager explains the USDA announced this feature to reduce wheat production and lift prices, allowing up to 75 percent of a farm's domestic allotment to be set aside at 94 cents per bushel times yield and acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teton County
Yeager
USDA
Telephone History of Montana’s Early Exchanges
Ninety years ago on February 21 1882 the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co opened Montana’s first exchange in Butte. By July 1882 Helena followed with others in Deer Lodge Missoula Bozeman Miles City and Anaconda as the system grew. The 1885 Directory Number One listed towns including Butte Anaconda Deer Lodge Helena Wickes and Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co
Montana
Butte
Helena
Deer Lodge
Missoula
Bozeman
Miles City
Anaconda
Wickes
ASC Measurement Service Available To County Farmers
County farmers can still request ASC measurement service at no cost to ensure compliance with wheat and feed grain set aside programs. Glen Yeager says the service includes a quality and quantity guarantee on set aside acres, with on farm spot checks planned later in the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Yeager
Teton County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Yeager
ASCS
Also Mentioned on This Page
Montana Association
Dick Nordhagen
No Weber Association
Australia
Europe
Time Magazine
Americas
Mont
Mountain States Telephone
Mountain Bell
ASC
Choteau Water Department
International
Choteau, Mont
Dutton Machinery
Dutton, Mont
U. S
Braunschweiger
U. S. No
del Monte
Nestle
Western Family
Scott Viva
AJAX
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