A C M Announces Vast Developments For Butte Mines
Anaconda Copper Mining Co holds annual meeting revealing extended life for Butte mines with plans for a 5000 ft Leonard shaft hoist, 3800 ft drainage level, High Ore shaft expansion, Lexington shaft rehab, and smelter modernization. Financing cuts interest by over one million annually. Chile Exploration debt reduced. first quarter earnings near 10.4 million.
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A.C. M
Butte Mines
Anaconda Smelter
Montana School of Mines to honor Key Pittman speaker
Senator Key Pittman of Nevada will deliver the commencement address at the Montana School of Mines on May 31, announced by President Francis A. Thomson. Robert P. Foote, electrical engineer with Anaconda Copper Mining Co., died recently in Palo Alto California. services in Evanston Wyoming.
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Bpay WI
PIA Coun HY Wea Aaleult
Kelley
Guaranty Trust Co
New York
National City Bank of New York
Chase National Bank of New York
Treasury
Butte
Key Pittman
Nevada
Montana School of Mines
Francis A. Thomson
The
Mining College
Robert P. Foote
Anaconda, Copper Mining Co
Palo Alto
Calif
Evanston
Wyo
Cremer Secures Stock Contract for Midland Empire Rodeo
Leo Cremer of Shawmut lands a contract to supply stock for the Midland Empire fair rodeo set for August 12 through 17.
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Billings
Leo Cremer
Shawmut
West End depth nears 3800 feet with new drainage plan
The west end of the property will reach 3800 feet depth and a new drainage level is planned at that elevation. This requires sinking the High Ore shaft from 3400 to 3800 feet and installing modern pumping equipment. Authorization covers sinking and repairing the Lexington shaft to improve ventilation and enable large zinc ore tonnages. Anaconda to remodel the smelting department to relocate converting and casting divisions for a more compact operation and to reduce material handling costs.
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Western
Montana
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Anaconda Reduction Works
Cornelius F. Kelley
J. R. Hobbins
Butte Hill
Kelley
Butte
Leonard
Lexington
Anaconda
Thare Wara Renrocantea
Tha Manth
Bear attack injures Reed Point youth near Gardiner
John Young, 15, of Reed Point, was injured near Gardiner when a grizzly attacked him while he walked along the Yellowstone river. He suffered scalp and back lacerations and a broken right arm as the bear emerged from hibernation.
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Gardiner
John Young
Reed Point
Yellowstone River
Montana Experiment Station Announces 3 New Bulletins
Three new bulletins from the Montana Agricultural Experiment Station at Bozeman announce to farmers how winter storage affects cabbage and onions vitamin content, area IV farm adjustments in Montana, and phosphate fertilizer experiments. Copies are available via county extension agents or by writing to the station, with Area IV covering Sheridan Daniels Roosevelt and part of Valley counties.
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Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Bozeman
Jessie B. Richardson
Helen L. Mayfield
Department of Home Economics
Ardners
Montana
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Works Progress Administration
Sheridan
Daniels
Roosevelt
Valley
Husing to Cover Derby at Churchill Downs May 4
CBS sports reporter Ted Husing will cover the Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs in Louisville on Saturday May 4 for CBS radio listeners.
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Ted Husing
CBS
Churchill Downs
Louisville
Investigations in Montana for 1939 by Station Staff
W P Willis Jr assistant chemist and F M Harrington station horticulturist report on tests across crops including dryland wheat sugar beets alfalfa grasses and potatoes. Seven new birds added to Death Valley ornithological list bringing total to about 137 species including the marbled godwit.
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Montana
W. P. Willis Jr
F. M. Harrington
Death Valley
Crowding Vegetables Cuts Their Yield and Quality
Early thinning is needed for most vegetables to avoid stunted growth and quality loss. Carrots and beets tolerate thinning when some roots are usable, while turnips must be thinned before root formation to prevent crowding and worm damage.
Garden thinning and harvest tips for beets lettuce and beans
The article advises thinning and spacing for crops including beets turnips salsify parsnips and chicory with specific inch gaps for optimal growth. It notes crowding harms bush lima beans and suggests generous root space. It also reports a dinner honoring Charles E. Denney president of the Northern Pacific railroad with a regional inspection tour to Helena Missoula and the west coast.
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Butte
Charles E. Denney
Northern Pacific Railroad
Denney
Helena
Missoula
Easy Pattern 768 Apron Pair Offers Quick Stitching
Claire Tilden presents Pattern 768 featuring two apron styles a sturdy everyday version and a dainty tea apron. The plastron one piece with criss cross back straps and a heart shaped bib option appeal to varied tastes. Sizes small to large with fabric and edging requirements and a 15 cent pattern price. Also notes on a velvet coated water strider species detail.
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Claire Tilden
Pernans Ricrac
Pattern Department
M.N
Fifth Avenue
New York
N.Y
Nutrients in Eggs Meat and Fish Highlight Protein Value
Eggs, meat especially liver, and fish provide efficient protein and are rich in minerals and vitamins. They offer significant nutritional value beyond basic calories and support overall health.
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Ilwaco
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Burlington, Colo
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Chico
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42Nd St
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Libby, Mont
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Bitter Root
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Snake River
J. H. Forbes
Nomedale
Yank River Valley
Lincoln County
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Big Hole Basin
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Wisdom, Mont
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Great Falls
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Havre, Mont
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Dorothy Libaire
Alice Maynard
Husing
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