Farmers Union Oil Co forms in Musselshell County
New corporation articles filed with the secretary of state list Farmers Union Oil Company of Musselshell County with capital stock of 30000 dollars. Subscribing directors include Clarence Merritt of Roundup Lou Goffena Delphia B Eliasson of Flatwillow and W H White George Robson Herb Sefert and Frank Grubb of Roundup.
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Farmers Union Oil Company
Musselshell County
Clarence Merritt
Roundup
Lou Goffena
Delphia B. Eliasson
Flatwillow
W. H. White
George Robson
Herb Sefert
Frank Grubb
Three Projects Recommended for Public Works Funding
The state public works advisory board sent to the Public Works Administration three project recommendations totaling 64 517 in loans and grants. The projects would employ 102 men for about three months.
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Public Works Administration
State Public Works Advisory Board
Montana Promotes Registered Alfalfa Seed For Montana Conditions
Montana State College extension agronomist Sam Sloan urges farmers to use registered alfalfa seed to fit local conditions and avoid noxious weeds. Montana’s seed program via the Montana Extension Service and Montana Seed Growers Association certifies seed with a blue tag, with about 25 percent of production registered. High germination and weed-free seed yield better returns, though registered seed remains in short supply. growers are advised to contact registered seed growers now for next spring planting.
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Montana State College
Montana
Sam Sloan
Montana Extension Service
Montana Seed Growers Association
Montana Grain Inspection Laboratory
Sloan
Montana Seed Growers’ Association
Missoula Burglaries Probe Involving Three Men
Sheriff officers questioned three men in connection with four Missoula burglaries. The largest haul came from Rehmer & Swanson jewelry store with watches and jewelry valued over 1000 dollars. Other losses included a Delta Sigma Lambda room, Sigma Nu house, and Gordon Berg residence items.
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Missoula
Rehmer & Swanson
Delta Sigma Lambda
Sigma Nu
Gordon Berg
University District
Beaverhead County Wool Shipments Reach 2.88 Million Pounds in 1933
Beaverhead county wool shipments in 1933 totaled 2,883,788 pounds handled by the First National wool warehouse. Growers received 487,800 dollars, up from 1932. The season produced 8,542 bags and 71 cars were used for eastern market shipments, with 2,019,507 pounds sold directly and 864,241 consigned. The top price was 2 65 cents, higher than 1932, though totals lagged boom years.
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Beaverhead County
W. W. Hawkins
First National
Montana
Beaverhead
Montana lists 41 nonfederal projects totaling 4.49 million
Montana's advisory board released 25 reviewed nonfederal projects worth 4,486,243 and 16 more awaiting review. The list covers schools water systems courthouses and campus facilities in cities from Anaconda to Bear Creek with proposed sums ranging from 12,040 to 1,250,000.
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Montana
Anaconda
Big Horn Tullock Irrigation Company
Butte
Conrad
Dutton
Ekalaka
Garfield County
Jordan
Lake County
Polson
McCone County
Circle
Montana State College
Bozeman
State School of Mines
Northern Montana College
Havre
Sheridan County
Plentywood
Rock Creek
Clear Creek
Richland County
Sidney
St. Regis
Miles City
State Highway Commission
Toole County
Shelby
State University
Missoula
Water Users Irrigation Company
Dillon
Yellowstone County
Montana Board
Big Timber
Browning
Fallon County
Flathead County
Franklin Irrigation Company
Golden Valley
Hysham Irrigation Company
Treasure County
Lincoln
Glacier Park
Helena
Libby
Great Falls
Cascade
Billings
Baseline
Glendive
Chinook
Bear Creek Water Company
Wheat Bought by U S for Relief
The federal surplus relief corporation reports it has purchased 6 800 500 bushels of wheat in the past day with 700 500 bushels cash wheat. Announcement followed Hopkins request for bids on 15 million pounds of canned beef for distribution to the needy. The purchase includes 5 million bushels of December futures and 1 100 000 bushels of May futures. Additional purchase amounts remain undisclosed by the relief administration and the Farm Credit Organization.
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Federal Surplus Relief Corporation
Relief Administration
Harry L. Hopkins
Farm Credit Organization
Maturing Irees Urged To Shield Trees From Winter Injury
Horticulture head F M Harrington advises delaying fruit maturity and shelterbelt washing to reduce winter damage. The note covers three injury forms dry freezing alternate freezing and thawing and smothering with prevention through watering shade mulch and light coverings.
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F. M. Harrington
State College Horticulture Department
Harrington
Montana
Plenty of Butter Now Available For Montana Relief
National relief policy to buy commodities for distribution in states may enable Montana to provide up to 1,000,000 pounds of butter. Montana’s surplus livestock and grain could meet relief needs and standardization would require agricultural inspectors, creating regional posts in principal cities to oversee distribution.
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National Recovery
Montana
Relief Administration
Agricultural Department
Stafford
Montana liquor control plan mirrors Rockefeller proposal
Attorney General Raymond T. Nagle said Montana liquor control law resembles the Rockefeller theory recently published. He noted copies of the treatise circulated after a Rockefeller interests study were received by Nagle Governor Cooney and other state officials. The report supports state control, the Montana law's aim.
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Montana
Atty
Raymond T. Nagle
Rockefeller
Nagle
Cooney
Montana wheat adjustment program shows 38 604 filings
A Montana report states 38 604 applications representing 4 203 337 wheat acres were filed by the fourth week in October in the wheat adjustment program. Counties organize production control associations. allotment committees work as projects proceed statewide. Director J C Taylor of Montana Extension Service notes rapid progress and broad statewide support.
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Montana
J. C. Taylor
Montana Extension Service
Taylor
Valley
Stillwater
Deer Lodge
U S Army Engineers Warn No Employment at Fort Peck Dam Site
The United States district engineer in Kansas City says workers should not travel to the Fort Peck dam site in eastern Montana. Severe winter climate and no facilities will exist until the camp is built. Plans for railroad access and housing are under rush, with employees to be secured through the national reemployment service.
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United States District Engineer
Kansas City
Fort Peck
Montana
Chief of Army Engineers
Central electric stations in Canada output last year
The central electric stations in Canada produced 16 610 000 000 kilowatt hours in the last year.
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Canada
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