Montana Water Conservation Projects At Standstill
Governor Frank H. Cooney says negotiations on Montana proposed water conservation projects costing 42.5 million dollars are paused awaiting President Roosevelt's return to Washington. State engineer J. S. James accompanies the governor to Washington to discuss financing with federal officials.
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Montana
Frank H. Cooney
Washington
Roosevelt
Cooney
Henry Waite
J. S. James
Cuticura Advertises Skin Care Regimen
The advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment for pimples redness and roughness, followed by Cuticura Soap and hot water bath, then drying and dusting on Cuticura Lucuma for a fragrant finish. It emphasizes a facial skin care routine and fragrance.
NIAC Proven Quick Relief for Bronchial Asthma Claims
Mrs Guy Earnhart of Borser, Texas reports lasting relief after using NIAC for bronchial asthma. The ad claims hundreds benefited and offers a one dollar trial size bottle with a full refund if not helped, from NIAC Laboratories Amarillo Texas.
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NIAC
America
Guy Earnhart
Borser
Tex
Niac Laboratories
Amarillo
Texas
Lydia E Pinkham's Tablets Relieve Periodic Pains
Advertises Lydia E Pinkham's Tablets as relieving and controlling periodic pains with no narcotics or unpleasant effects. Claims clinical tests prove their effectiveness and urges regular use for permanent relief. Sold by all druggists with small and larger sizes offered.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Amazing $1 Life Protection Offer for All Ages
A long running offer claims to provide $1000 death benefits and up to $3000 for accidental death with no medical exam. Open to ages 10 to 70, no agent contact. Send name age address and beneficiary to receive 10 days free inspection. keep it for $1 then about 3 cents daily. Deadline is today through the United Association in Beverly Hills California.
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United Association
Fox
Wheat stocks rise as European duties bite imports
The chart shows United States wheat stocks climbing under rising European import duties. Germany imposes the highest duty at 1.62 per bushel, Italy 1.07, and France 0.35. US stocks exceed 360 million bushels, with a forecast near 200 million next year and around 350 million the following year if policy changes do not occur.
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United States
Italy
France
Corn Hog Problem Prompted by Over Production Trends
Montana State College notes twin excesses in hog and corn output hinder demand alignment. An emergency hog reduction plus permanent corn hog controls could lower prices and rebalance supply, with corn acreage cut to match hog reductions. The pamphlet cites 6 million pigs bought at premium, 1.2 billion pounds hogs marketed, and potential 10 to 14 percent drop in federally inspected hog slaughter next year.
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Montana State College
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
United States
Montana Seed Alfalfa Tops For Quality And Demand
Extension agronomist Sam Sloan notes Montana registered alfalfa seed remains superior due to disease resistance and high standards. In 1930s style terms, 69 to 70 percent of tested seed earned blue tag the highest grade while 9 percent carried red tag and 21.5 percent yellow tag. He expects rising demand as other forages decline and more farmers plant alfalfa for feed.
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Montana State College
Sam Sloan
Montana Seed Growers Association
Montana
Montana Grain Inspection Laboratory
Grimm and Cossack
Sloan
United States Department of Agriculture
Oil Road Contracts Planned for Red Lodge to Park Boundary
Construction plans call for oiling and graveling the Red Lodge to park boundary highway this summer. Units A and C cover 17.5 miles between Twin Lakes and the CCC camp. unit B 25 miles toward Clark’s Fork. unit D 5 percent miles between B and Cooke. Oil is to be a palliative coat. Contracts for the first four miles south of Red Lodge to start next spring with section 59 A.
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Red Lodge-Cooke Road
Red Lodge
Park
Twin Lakes
C. C. C. Camp
Clark’s Fork
McNutt & Pyle
Cooke
Harry Mitchell
Vacuum Cleaners Replace Buckets on British War Vessels
Vacuum cleaners are replacing the bucket and mop as standard deck cleaning tools aboard British warships, marking a shift in onboard housekeeping while maintaining ship cleanliness and safety.
Unsung Vocation of Montana Sheepherding Highlighted
Montana numbers 3000 herders and 6000 trained dogs. Wages rose from 35 to 40 45 dollars monthly with average 40. Herders guard about four million sheep across four races Roumanian French Basque and Scandinavian. Winter moves to home camps as lambing expands in spring with flocks increasing from 300 to 500.
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Montana
Murray E. Stebbins
Helena
Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
Stebbins
Association
Not Guilty For Glen Man In Horse Abuse Case
H. E. Martin of Glen was acquitted by a jury in Judge Louis Stahl's Dillon court on a charge of improperly caring for horses on his ranch. The complaint alleged starvation and mistreatment of the animals.
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H. E. Martin
Glen
Louis Stahl
Dillon
Martin
Burglar Gets Three Years For Bow Rain Rainbow Robbery
Earl Green of Havre was caught in the act robbing the Rainbow cash store and, after arraignment, pleaded guilty to burglary. He was sentenced to three years in the penitentiary.
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Earl Green
Havre
Rainbow Cash
Sheepmen shift to Rambouillet ewes in Montana trend
Murray E. Stebbins of the Montana Woolgrowers' Association reports a shift toward Rambouillet sheep in Montana and other western states. Ram sale results show Rambouillet rams averaging 23.64 and Hampshires 15.40, with wool markets strengthening and contracts for 1934 clips at 25 cents a pound. The Rambouillet's hardiness, flocking instinct, longevity, and disease resistance make it the favored base for future flocks.
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Montana
Western States
Great Falls
Murray E. Stebbins
Montana Woolgrowers’ Association
Billings
Hampshires
Stebbins
Association
Boston
West
State Receives 22713 From Federal Bonuses and Royalties
Montana state treasury gained 22 713.76 from federal bonuses fees and royalties. Of that total 21 639.59 came as mineral leasing act revenue including oil royalties. A 603 share covered public lands sales and 626 tax on gasoline for federal workers. Funds to be split between highway and common school equalization.
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Montana
Dirt and soot darken city snow speeding melt
In cities, snowfall soon becomes dirty from dirt and soot. The darkened surface absorbs more heat, causing faster melting and slushy streets.
Wheat Farmers Sign With 2009 Wheat Reduction Plan
Sheridan county farmers filed 2,009 applications under the wheat reduction allotment plan. About 1,381 individuals submitted, more than 90 percent of the county's wheat growers. Organization meetings began to form permanent committees with Antelope and Reserve hosting initial sessions.
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Sheridan County
Antelope and Reserve
R. R. Ueland
Eric Teigen
R. D. Clark
Antelope
Gus Wagner
Eric Lundster
Oswald Anderson
Reserve
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