Treat Wheat for Smut Each Year, Montana State College
Montana State College notes treating wheat for smut is crucial yearly to prevent higher losses and future infections. An experiment near Accola in 1931 showed soil infection causing most smut. treated seed yielded far less infection than untreated. For instructions obtain Montana Agricultural Extension bulletin No. 60.
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Montana State College
H. E. Morris
Botany Department
Montana Experiment Station
Morris
Accola
Montana Agricultural Extension Bulletin
Boeeman
Short Dairy Course Yields Prizes at Montana State College
Joe Jorgenson of Deer Lodge won first in the dairy products show at Montana State College’s first dairy industry short course. Frank H. Ervine of Three Forks was second and H B Fehrenkamp of Hamilton third. The course taught butter cheese and ice cream making with a faculty from the state college and guest representatives from major dairy firms contributing over 85 in prizes.
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Montana State College
Joe Jorgenson
Deer Lodge
Frank H. Ervine
Three Forks
H. B. Fehrenkamp
Hamilton
J. A. Nelson
State College
Nelson
G. C. Sands
Lyle Marsh
Dairy Industry
Jessie Richardson
R. R. Renne
J. C. Shaw
E. L. Cole
Missoula
B. F. Thrailkill
J. M. Moudry
Fred Roseneau
State Dairy Division
L. B. Crouch
Cady
Wyo
R. J. Peterson
Manhattan
Milton A. Manicke
Libby
Bud Gregory
Bozeman
S. L. Inabnit
Conrad
W. A. Whitehead
Helena
Urban N. Schuh
Lewistown
C. Rafford
Worden
Fred Barthalomaus
Columbus
Whitehead
Schuh
Inabnit
Barthalomous
Gregory
Rafford
Manicke
J. B. Ford Company
Wyandotte
Mich
International Harvester Company
Chicago
Crescent Manufacturing Company
Seattle
Wash
Marshall Dairy Laboratory
Madison Wis
Cherry-Burrell Corporation
Morton Salt Company
Salt Lake City
Menasha Products Company
Menasha
Wis
Creamery Package Manufacturing Company
Creamery Journal
Waterloo
Pacific Dairy Review
San Francisco
H. E. Fowler
Minneapolis
Ben R. Smith
Menasha Products Co
Butte
Lou Beardsley, Jr
St. Paul
Franklin James
Kraft-Pheeniz Cheese Corporation
Beets Contract Split Hewn at Billings Meeting
Montana Wyoming Beet Growers embrace individual contracts with sugar refiners after accepting terms of the best obtainable under present conditions. Billings district members support the deal while other districts await ratification from growers. details mirror last year’s contract. Plentywood streets upgrade underway with relief funds shaping graveling and crews of 15 to 20 men using eight to ten teams.
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Montana-Wyoming Beet Growers Association
Billings
Colorado Association
Plentywood
Special Relief Agency
Robert Robke
City Water Department
Money orders cashed in Balline rise during holidays
Money orders from America cashed in Balline Ireland during Christmas totaled 18000 dollars, more than 1000 dollars above the prior year. Local officials report steady cross Atlantic financial activity and rising holiday remittances.
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America
Balline
Irish Free State
Temperature Guidelines for Hotbeds by C C Starling
Montana Experiment Station horticulturist C C Starling explains temperature control in hotbeds to optimize yield and quality. He recommends a divided hotbed for multiple crops with minimums of 55 degrees for tomatoes and 60 degrees for celery, noting transplant timing varies by region and crop. Tomatoes ideal in-bed duration about 70 days at 55 degrees, or 55 days at 60 degrees with celery in same bed.
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Montana State College
C. C. Starling
Montana Experiment Station
Starling
Montana State College Hosts State Engineering Conferences
The Montana State College engineering extension division held two meetings March 17 18 at the college and in Billings focusing on highways and lighting. The road conference with state highway officials addressed 60 000 miles of roads, while the illumination conference offered semi technical and public programs for contractors architects interior designers and utility managers. More schools and conferences are planned during the year.
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Montana State College
State Board of Education
W. M. Cobleigh
College of Engineering
Billings
Cobleigh
Montana State Highway Department
Montana
Bureau of Public Roads
Dean Cobleigh
Missoula youths plan Haiti gold quest from Montana school
Two Montana School of Mines students Hiram Marceyes and Walter Bakke, both 21, intend to seek gold in Haiti this summer. They describe a land grant of 100000 acres once owned by an aunt, Mrs. Rose Miller of Missoula, with gravel tests showing gold values up to six dollars per cubic yard at shallow depths. The expedition aims to use hydraulic methods to extract gold overlooked by early explorers.
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Montana School of Mines
Haiti
West Indies
Columbus
Missoula
Hiram Marceyes
Walter Bakke
Montana
Young Marceyes
Rose Miller
General Kellogg
United States Army
Marceyes
United States
Missoula County
Northern Pacific Railroad
Rocky Mountain
University of Montana At
Young Bakke
Alleged Counterfeiter Panetta Held in Billings After Arrest
Panetta, accused of passing counterfeit ten dollar notes in multiple Billings stores, is jailed with Sheriff E M Birely coordinating a search via Denver and Sheridan police. A Sheridan shopper's tip helped locate the suspect. Montana alfalfa seed supplies remain tight, prompting careful planting plans for growers.
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Billings
Carmel Panetta
E. M. Birely
Denver
Sheridan
Wyo
Panetta
Feed Situation For 1932 33 Season In Agriculture Report
U S Department of Agriculture notes abundant home grown feeds and below average hay, with no major shortages. Livestock on feed below average, hogs and cattle aimed at heavier weights, dairy cows fed with little high protein supplement. Feed crop acreage likely to stay large, possible shift to hay and pasture.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Tray use saves ice and energy in kitchen tasks
The text notes that thought and a tray help save ice and energy when taking food from the refrigerator, preparing meals, or storing leftovers. It recommends keeping an extra tray near the icebox for convenience.
Irrigation Lifts Montana Land Values and Economy
Agricultural Engineer O W Monson argues irrigation boosts land values and tax revenue in Montana. He cites 1930 census figures of water projects and irrigated acres, sugar beet profits, and employment gains, urging expansion as cheaper water costs and stronger rural prosperity.
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O. W. Monson
Montana State College
Montana
U.S
State Board of Equalization
State Department of Agriculture
Flood irrigation opens cheap options for farms and gardens
Flood irrigation is possible in many sections of the state and offers unlimited possibilities for irrigating feed crops watering livestock or even for gardens. Development of a flood system costs practically nothing but low.
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for Children
An old fashioned drug advert promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as safe for babies and children. It claims quick relief from fever upset cold and bilious symptoms and notes the doctor’s birth attendance record as unique in American history.
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Dr. Caldwell
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