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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1933
Page
6
Montana State College home management specialist Nora Hulbush Chalkley urges immediate action to curb flies for health. She outlines breeding sites such as manure piles garbage and outdoor toilets, and offers control methods including fly tight garbage containers dirt lime borax and safe fly poisons for home use.
Commissioner I M Brandford of the state land department was advised by attorney John S Nyquist representing the Scobey Mining company. Twenty six prospecting permits were issued in Daniels county last year and many will be renewed. The permit fee is ten dollars. Samples from Daniels county lands show small contents of gold and silver when assayed. Deposits in northern Montana are of a glacial character. Tokyo Japan has a building boom.
Former Nebraska governor Arthur J. Weaver reports Midwestern leaders support a Fort Peck Missouri River dam near Glasgow. War Department surveys deem the site ideal for flood control, irrigation, and power with potential inclusion in Roosevelt era flood program.
Governor Weaver outlined a Missouri River flood control project centering in Montana that would protect Kansas City and other towns, extend navigation to the Dakotas, and provide a $29,000,000 hydropower source. He noted Army engineers prepared an extensive survey not yet made public.
Thomas Roddy about 25 was arrested by Patrolmen Miles Miller and George Sweeney near St. Vincent's hospital for stealing two typewriters. Police recovered both machines from pawn shops after they were stolen from the Billings Commercial club and Harold Ruth's office in the Securities building.
Sam Sloan of State College cautions that timeliness is crucial for summer fallow. Trials at North Montana Experiment Station near Havre show May plowing yielding 20.4 bushels per acre, July 15.9, fall 20.0, with May matching fallows in four of six years.
Free to stockmen, the guide by F. W. Wood D V M from the Cutter Laboratory Berkeley California provides symptoms, control and prevention of common cattle diseases. Free copies available by writing to the Cutter Laboratory 8th St Berkeley Calif.
The plowless method of fallow is the cheapest. usually one or more cultivations are needed to keep weeds down, depending on circumstances.
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