Power survey at Fort Peck expands across Montana North Dakota
M G Sloan of the bureau of reclamation leads survey crews from Glasgow to assess power generation potential and irrigation feasibility along the Missouri valley route east to Bismarck North Dakota. Projects include Fort Peck Belle Fourche Gallatin valley and possible gravity ditch irrigation from the reservoir with broader river valley surveys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Peck
Montana
North Dakota
M. G. Sloan
Denver
Bureau of Reclamation
South Beach
Glasgow
Sloan
Galpin Bottom
Missouri River
Belle Fourches
S. D
Gallatin Valley
Bozeman
West Gallatin River
Bismarck
Missouri
Devil’s Lake
FE. J. Thomas
Garrison
N. D
Medicine Lake
Des Lac River
Kenmare
Mouse River
Wintering River
Antelope Valley
Buffalo Coulee
Sheyenne River
Devil's Lake
Fort Logan Reverts to Gaddis Family Trust in Montana Park Plan
The Old Fort Logan estate in Smith River Valley near White Sulphur Springs is deeded to the state of Montana to become a state park with a reverter clause to Charles Gaddis or heirs if the state fails to maintain it. The property has belonged to the Gaddis family since 1882, with Charles the current owner since 1910 after acquiring his mother's interests. Fort Logan opened as a military post in 1870 and operated about ten years before Indian troubles led to its closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Gaddis
Montana
Fort Logan
Smith River Valley
White Sulphur Springs
Gaddis
William Gaddis
Charles
Montana Enters Turkey Exhibit at World Poultry Congress
Miss Cushman extension poultry specialist at Montana State College selects Montana booth space for the seventh World Poultry Congress in Cleveland next summer. Montana turkeys, shipped after finishing, will be stored frozen in Cleveland and judged on opening day, with growers free to enter multiple dressed birds for competition. Harold F. DePue of Great Falls chairs the Montana exhibit committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Montana
H. Cushman
Montana State College
Miss Cushman
Treasure State
Sun as Future Main Power Source if No Alternatives Found
If no power sources are discovered, humanity may be compelled to rely on the sun for most electrical energy in the future. The statement discusses potential shifts in energy sources and long term dependence on solar power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
River Traffic Rules Rigid In Old Steamboating Days
Old river traffic on the Missouri required strict official rules for steamboat crews. Masters and pilots faced exams for papers while whistle signals, bells, and gongs governed passing, crossing, and overtaking with specific right of way rules and fog procedures. Safety duties included life preservers, inspection of equipment, proper lighting, and caution against boiler pressure and hazardous cargo risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Lamoore
Waldo
Mississippi
Missouri
Feeding Lambs: Best Seeds for Quality and Palatability
Montana State College extension livestock specialist Howard G. Lewis reviews Montana Agricultural Experiment Station findings. He warns against weed seeds and dockage in wheat screenings, notes oat and barley effects on meat quality, and observes beet pulp influences in grain alfalfa rations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard G. Lewis
Montana State College
Montana Agricultural Experiment Station
Lewis
WPA approves 53 Montana projects totaling 1.69 million
President approves 53 WPA projects in Montana worth 1,685,983 for the last half of October. Largest single item is a 333,048 mattress and comforter manufacturing program for relief clients. Other projects include unifying city ordinances, university directed work, and Montana water improvement efforts across 35 counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entana
Joseph E. Parker
Sae Fie Tena
Montana
Mattress Factory
Montana Public Welfare Board
Federal Surplus Commodities Corp
Montana State University
Missoula
Montana Water Sa Ering
Broadwater-Missouri irrigation project bids eyed
Montana officials plan bid opening on the Broadwater Missouri diversion to irrigate about 21000 acres near Townsend and Toston. The PWA provides 900000 in funding, with 405000 grant and 495000 bonds to be repaid over 30 years. The project aims to boost agriculture, employment, and possibly a Townsend beet sugar factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Water Conservation Board
The
Water Board
Townsend and
Toston
Water Users Association
PWA
Northern Pacific
Milwaukee
Water Conservation Board
Broadwater County
Washington
R. A. Radford
Radford
Montana
Ayers
Broadwater-Missouri
Middle Creek
Gallatin County
Helena-Townsend-Toston
Townsend
Farm security aid funds irrigation and road projects statewide
The Farm Security Administration allocates funds across Montana counties Valley Blaine Phillips plus Silver Bow Ramsay for school, road and water works. Notable items include Cascade Great Falls health surveys United States housing authority and several sewer, water, and community improvements in towns like Fort Harrison Sheridan Billings Dodson and Thompson Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Security Administration
Valley
Blaine
Phillips
Silver Bow
Ramsay
Broadwater—County
Townsend
Cascade Public Health Records
United States Housing Authority
Great Falls
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Flatend
Belton
Glacier
Cut Bank
Charlo
Veterans’ Hospital
Fort Harrison
Madison
Sheridan
McCone
Ole
Dodson
Rosebud
Sanders
Thompson Falls
Yellowstone
Billings
Music Tuition Exceeds 100 Million In U S Each Year
The National Association of Musical Merchandise Manufacturers estimates that the United States spends over 100 million dollars annually on music tuition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Association of Musical Merchandise Manufacturers
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Butte Mont
Ainbow
Clark's Fork Valley
Anaconda Copper Mining Co. Lands Department
Missoula, Mont
Old Fort Logan
Meagher County
Turkey
Victor Oneida
Mast
Skunk
Cass
A. A . Parriers
Central Avenue
Beard
Martha West
Montana Flour Mills Company
Sapphire
Hells
John Etchart
Sam Freeman
Dilion
Aberdeen
Angus
Greenwood
Dalton
Nebraska
Mary K. Keenan & Sons
Heart-Barl
Ralph W. Selkirk
Pr. D. Yismaell
Tel. Absarohes Jentana
Wilken
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