Lawn care tips and a farmer's prize at Bozeman fair
Raymond Kelly outlines lawn fertilization with ammonium sulphate at about 3 pounds per 1000 square feet and ammonium nitrate at about 2 pounds per 1000 square feet. Water after spreading and avoid cutting Kentucky Blue Grass below 1.5 inches. two inches preferred in heat. Also lauds Rudy Puhringer for winning wheat classes at the Montana Winter Fair and notes a Purdue publication on farm income tax management.
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Rudy Puhringer
Dutton
Montana
Bozeman
Rudy
Thatcher
Beef Broth Cubes From Leftover Bones
Plan to use trimmed beef bones to make broth, strain, and chill. Pour broth into ice cube trays, freeze, then transfer cubes to a plastic bag for storage. To serve, melt a desired number of cubes in a pot.
Montana Officials Absent From Helena as Court Rules on Rail Service
Montana Governor J Hugo Aronson and four other top state officers spent most of last week away from Helena or out of state. Edna Hinman moved to Butte for treatment after auto crash injuries. The Montana Supreme Court reversed a district court ruling allowing Great Northern to cancel Ski Doo service between Havre and Williston. A new five member advisory panel for the State Industrial Accident Board will draft a safety code for construction.
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Helena
J. Hugo Aronson
Wheatland
Wyo
Missouri Basin Inter-Agency
D. P. Fabrick
Chateau
Montana Water Conservation Commission
S. C. Arnold
Public Instruction
Mary M. Condon
Treasure State
Washington, D. C
Treasury Department
Arnold Olsen
Pullman
Wash
Edna J. Hinman
Livingston
Butte
Montana Supreme Court
Montana
High Bench
Great Northern Railway
Havre
Williston
N. Dak
Montana Railroad Commission
Supreme Court
State Industrial Accident Board
George Jacoby
State Board opens bids for Montana armories and dorms
The State Board of Examiners opened bids on two dormitory and housing projects at Northern Montana College Havre and Eastern Montana Billings. Havre bids were rejected as too high while Billings bids were taken under advisement. The Board also has bids under advisement for three National Guard armories in Glendive Sidney and Miles City. Plans for similar buildings at Billings and Kalispell are expected. The 1955 legislature appropriated 118000 dollars to construct armories matched by 354000 dollars in Federal funds.
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State Board of Examiners
Northern Montana College
Havre
Montana
Billing
Billings
National Guard
Glendive
Sidney
Miles City
Kalispell
Largest glued laminated beams used in Illinois school gym
Portland firms crafted six enormous glued laminated beams believed to be the largest ever. Each beam measures 11 inches by 5 feet by 97 feet and will support a new gymnasium in Illinois.
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Asllinois
Portland
Oregon
Poppy Facts and Legion Auxiliary News Spotlight
In spring 1919 poppies bloomed on French battlefields after heavy losses, becoming the Memorial Flower of the American Legion and the Auxiliary. Poppies are handmade by disabled veterans in forty states, paid by the Department, with free materials. Over 25 million poppies are sold on Memorial Day weekends by about 125,000 volunteers who are unpaid, with all profits aiding disabled veterans and their families.
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France
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion Auxilary
United States
Department of Child Welfare and Rehabilitation
Farmers urged to protect belts from dirt and moisture
Farmers are reminded belts should be protected from dirt moisture lubricating oil and grease to prevent wear and failure.
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Raymond Kelly
Purdue University
Mountain States
Te Lenis
Capitol News
E. Whitaker
Augusta
Legion Auxiliary
Evinrude Motors Larson
Crestline Boats
Tee Nee Trailers
Mills Motor Company
Fairfield, Montene
N & H Implement CO
Ford
Mand R Motors
Mig Ford
Choteau Plumbing
Larry Shelmerdine
Tiis
Choteau Electric
Whitewall
Rene
RE A Sai Tua
Thunder
Bere
Iroller
Dougla
Jeanna
H.P. Rotocoaster
Ocean City
Ottery
Afghanistan
Iran
W. G. Irwin
Pd Pol Adv
State Highway Patrol
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