Montana Turkey Growers Form Inspector System
Montana turkey growers launched a state level movement to improve stock quality. A turkey breeders association was organized in Helena as a branch of the Montana State Poultry Breeders Association with plans for official inspection and a Register of Merit designation for flocks meeting vigor and market standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Montana
Helena
Turkey Breeders’ Association
Montana State Poultry Breeders’ Association
H. P. Griffin
Bozeman
Jesse Bradley
H. E. Cushman
Montana Extension Service
Alberta
Canada
G. M. Cormie
Association
Beef cattle herds aim to market a carload yearly
Farmers note beef cattle sales form main income and urge large cow herds to supply a yearly carload and replacement heifers. Separate gains seen in storage values, water needs for hardy plants, and rising ice cream consumption in the United States. Industry losses from livestock injury in transit exceed one million dollars annually.
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United States
Montana 1929 Wheat Crop Up From Forecast
Montana’s 1929 wheat crop is estimated at 38,079,000 bushels, above the forecast of 36,645,000. Five year average 51,896,000. 1928 crop 77,218,000. 1927 crop 80,208,000. About 55 percent marketed by Oct 1, favorable weather reduced farm reserves, and planting for 1930 faced uneven conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Bente
State Division of Publicity
Easter Lily Blooms In Billings Garden
In Billings a blooming Easter lily appeared in the garden of Harry Cox at 515 Yellowstone avenue after Lawrence Cox, 13, replanted a discarded bulb. The plant, once thought dead after Easter, survived frosts and dry spells and finally produced a perfect flower, delighting horticulturists. Lawrence, an eighth grade student, tends flowers and moss agates in his spare time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Harry Cox
Yellowstone Avenue
Lawrence Cox
Cox
Fishes of Northern Seas Have More Vertebrae
A note states that fishes of northern seas possess more vertebrae than species swimming in tropical waters. The contrast highlights geographic variation in skeletal structure across marine life.
Distinctive Lady Cites Perfume for Skin Tone
A Lady of Distinction is known for her delicate influence from the perfume she uses. A bath with Cuticura Soap and hot water to cleanse pores, followed by dusting with Cuticura alcum powder, ensures clear, sweet, healthy skin.
Cooley resigns to pursue tick research and control
Professor R A Cooley of Montana State College resigns as head of the entomology department and state entomologist to devote full time to researching tick parasites abroad for controlling the spotted fever tick. He will serve as research professor and entomologist on the state board while continuing duties at Bozeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Cooley
Montana State College
Bozeman
Montana
State Board of Entomology
Cooley
Africa
State College
United States
Lewis Hall
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Atkinson
Ofessor Cooley
Pacific Northwest
Montana to Study Livestock Diseases Under New Collaboration
Leaders from Montana Wool Growers Association and Montana Stock Growers Association back a merged effort to investigate and control livestock diseases. The State Livestock Sanitary Board and Montana Experiment Station join forces with Dr. H C Gardiner and others guiding the program from Bozeman and Helena. An advisory committee includes F B Linfield and W J Butler along with existing experts to oversee veterinary research statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State College
H. C. Gardiner
Anaconda
Montana Wool Growers’ Association
Charles L. Ancony
Gallatin Gateway
Montana Stock Growers’ Association
Montana
State Board of Examiners
State Livestock Sanitary Board
Veterinary Department
Montana Experiment Station
Howard Welch
Hadleigh H
Sanitary Board
F. B. Linfield
W. J. Butler
Bozeman
Helena
Welch
D. W. Warren
Ohio
Village choir-boys form a cricket team in the belfry
A London Times item describes a village choirboys plan to form a cricket side. The junior member seeks support from the curate and asks to use the bats stored in the belfry, prompting a cautious but hopeful response from the church.
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London
It would require fourteen days to travel a mile at a snail pace
A remark notes the extremely slow travel pace by comparing a mile journey to a snail's speed, illustrating a humorous exaggeration about delay or sluggish progress.
University Library at Missoula Reaches 150000 Books
Over 150000 volumes fill the Missoula University library shelves as Gertrude Thelibrarian notes the facility serves undergraduates and subscribes to 624 periodicals plus government publications. Donations and gifts from J H T Ryman Mrs Gibson and others bolster economics and linguistics sections despite budget cuts.
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Missoula
Gertrude
Lib
Montana University
University
Western Montana National Bank
J. H. T. Ryman
J. A. Gibson
Hispanic Society of America
Spain
Joseph Harding Underwood
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Hee
Creat Falls
Safe and Progressive Bank
Conrad Banking Co
Great Falls
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Dauber
Dauber Bros
Fulton ST
Chicago, Ill
Surry
McCarthy Bros. CO
Minneapolis Grain Commission
Duluth
Ali
Billings Garden
Hunters
Frank Lemmer
Derm Farrier
Tanner
Ongar Rats
Franklin Blackleg Vaccine
Ruth
Franklin
Freth
Calif
Tha
Raghd Cory
Ticks
Northwest
State University AT
Dae E
Ime Millan Fur & Wool CO
Minneapolis
Minm
R.F.D
Mentane
Guarentes
Draleb Lahan
Manufacturdra
Falis
Mentena
Cowboy
oTeo
Faruer
Aca
Chas. H. Fletcher
AIR Transportation
Hotesvertaio
National Parks Airways, Inc
Washoe Bear Creek
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