Futures Uncertain In Wool Market
Montana wool buyers may delay contracting this year says Phil I. Cole a local sheepman in Great Falls noting buyer inspection before purchase and risks from past sudden market slumps. He expects consignments to rise as breeders anticipate higher post shipment prices and cites a Wisconsin feed yard price of 28.5 cents for wool. Lambing nears completion with shearing in about a month and buyers expected to travel to Montana.
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Montana
Phil I. Cole
Great Falls
Mr. Cole
Wusseen
Wool buying movement under way in several states
The Daily News Record notes prices 5 to 10 cents below last year for early wool clips. Early purchases range 29 to 33 cents for 12 month clips, with eight month clips at 28 cents. One house bought over 2,000,000 pounds and remains active. Texas and California lead the new clip movement with about 25 percent of the total, and a third state joins them.
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Chicago
Milwaukee, St. Paul
William Shea
Daily News Record
New York
Gleaner Baldwin
Gleaner Baldwin Combine
Wool market report across western states notes mixed clips prices
The report tracks wool buying from Idaho to California, Utah to Nevada, with prices for mixed and fine clips ranging from 21 to 39 cents per pound. It notes delayed shearing due to weather, a shift toward consignments, and better prospects as the season progresses with Nevada and Colorado showing improving activity and Nevada’s Elko region cited.
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Idaho
Utah
California
Nevada
Elko
Colorado
No Budget Law Advised for County Expenditures
Since March 15 and until the second Monday in August there is no budget law guiding county expenditures. Acting Attorney General L V Ketter informed Sheridan county attorney Hugh H Morrison that the 1929 assembly repealed the old act but the new law creates no budget until next August and lacks a saving clause, holding county officials personally liable for four times.
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L. V. Ketter
Hugh H. Morrison
Sheridan
Erickson
County Budget Debates and Bond Considerations Foreseen
Officials from numerous counties urge the state legal adviser to weigh in on budget planning. Mr. Ketter believes outstanding bonds and warrants should be factored into the forthcoming budget preparations.
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Ketter
Bannatyne Well Near Pay Sands Edges Ahead
Four wells in the Bannatyne oil field near pay sands move toward operation. Producers Independent Oil drills No 2 on Bailey lease. Hardrock Oil readies No 4 on Speer lease. Skoog farm second well spud planned. Texas Pacific Coal & Oil set to spud first well. 56 Petroleum to relocate rig and drill.
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Bannatyne
Producers Independent Oil Company
Bailey
Hardrock Oil Company
Speer
Skoog
Texas-Pacific Coal & Oil Company
Petroleum Company
Gopher poison does not affect game birds says study
The article explains that poisoning bait with strychnine has little impact on game birds such as quail and pheasants. It notes that immunity varies among species and that many birds die only when ingesting poisoned grain or weed kernels from treated bait.
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Pondera County
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E. C. Waldron
Chicago Journal of Commerce
The
Milwaukee Road
Milwaukee
America
Thi, Lutt Paul
Uncle Dick
Nell
Texas
L. E. Taylor Garage
Oliver Farm
Oliver Farm Machinery
Bannatyne Well
Pay Sands
Goodyear
Choteau Garage
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