Stock not poisoned by straw from fields treated with hopper poison
R. E. Cameron county agent reports 42 Hereford cows in the E. L. Chatterton herd at Spion Kop died from hydrocyanic acid gas poisoning in green cut straw, not arsenic. State vet Dr. B. O. Fisher notes analysis shows no arsenic. advise sparse feeding and veterinary sodium hyposulfite if affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cameron
E. L. Chatterton
Spion Kop
R. E. Cameron
Cascade County
B. O. Fisher
State Veterinary Department
Helna
Sudan
Fisher
Seventeen States Vote Against New Deal in Digest Poll
Literacy Digest reports a recheck poll of 63 000 ballots shows 5097 per cent for and 4903 per cent against the New Deal, with 31 states now approving and 17 states voting against Roosevelt policies. The piece traces shifts since March April and August September polls and notes near half the House would be represented by the anti New Deal bloc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Literary Digest
Recheck
House of Representatives
Delaware
Arizona
Connecticut
Illinois
Indiana
Kansas
Maine
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Dakota
Vermont
Wyoming
Conditions in Idaho Much Improved
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Byrne return from a motor trip to Oro Fino Idaho with their son-in-law Frank Gaffney, Clearwater county assessor. Byrne rode with the governor and Gaffney to inspect highway work on the Clearwater river, noting improved conditions in logging and construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Byrne
Orofino
Idaho
Frank Gaffney
Gaffney
Clearwater County
Ross
Byrne
Clearwater River
Lolo Pass
Montana
Ladies' Aid Sale and Supper Staged at Fairfield
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid Society plans its annual sale and chicken supper at the Sons of Norway hall in Fairfield on Friday evening. Supper runs from 5 30 until serving ends, with prices 25 cents for children under 14 and 35 cents for adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Society
Sons of Norway Hall
Fairfield
Local residents head to work and events in town life
Last week residents left for Flathead to work in beet fields while others prepared for the World's Fair in Chicago. Community members attended court, theater outings, and L D S services. A Halloween party was planned for October 30 after school with games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Moore
David Mortensen
Jensen Howell
Ernest Rowley
Flathead
Carl Weigen
Pearson
Fairfield
Chicago
Dell Green
Reid Swenson
Court House
Bert Jensen
Wilson Moore
College Sophomore Billy Jones Recalls Century of Progress Visit
A Montana State College sophomore writes his mother about a Chicago Century of Progress trip. He describes vivid exhibits in the travel and transport building including ox carts with lop sided wheels, old carts, streamlined trains, air planes, Zepellins, and a full Union Pacific train display. He mentions sightseeing in Chicago before returning to Bozeman for studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Jones
Pendray
Billy
Teton High
Montana State College
Chicago
St. Paul
Bozeman
Union Pacific
Towering sky ride frames thrill at great Chicago fair
A visitor praises the six hundred twenty eight foot central sky ride towers offering a panoramic view of the fair for ten miles. Neon lights flood the grounds while exhibits include Ford and Chevrolet cars, radios, horticulture, and several international villages. The writer then tours Chicago stockyards and Swift & Co packing plant, noting a rebuilt section after a fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Chevrolet
International Harvester Co
R. C. A. Victor
Kimberly
Africa
Hall of Science
Score
Sears Roebuck
Swift & Co
Armour & Co
Firestone
Sinclair Motor Oils
Texaco
General Displays
Chrysler Motors
Black Forrest
Fort Dearborn
Illinois
Chicago
Teton County City Letter Reflects Local Tax and Consolidation Talks
A reader disputes Fred Bennion’s push for Teton County to merge with Cascade County and asserts local governance can continue. The letter predicts tax hikes and warns voters against ousting incumbents, while noting social observations and visits in Falls and Oregon discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bennion
Teton County
Cascade County
Court House
Martin Swanson
Oregon
Falls
Teton
Bloomdahl
A Glimpse of Life at the Community Chest Event
The narrator reflects on human nature while observing a blind man and woman playing an accordion and singing. People pass by, then drop money into the cup, a small life moment. He mentions not attending the world’s fair, hearing one may be in California five years hence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest
California
F F A Notes from Teton Chapter Meeting
The Teton F F A chapter held its second regular meeting of the school year with 45 members present. Initiation of freshmen and incoming members was the highlight, followed by a farm-ritual procession and refreshments. Treasurer Evan Campbell reported $34 in dues. plans include a harmonica band taught by Mr. Ogline and a radio program over KFBB in Great Falls this winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Truchot
Teton
Evan Campbell
Ogline
KFBB
Great Falls
Green Hands slated for Future Farmer initiation
The meeting plans to raise present Green Hands to the Future Farmer degree with Howard Koch acting as sentinel in charge of the initiation scheduled for the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Koch
Sentinel
Rheumatism Relief Claim for Williams S. L. K. Formula
Mrs. George Carey of Hiawatha Kansas credits Williams S. L. K. Formula with ending eight years of neck rheumatism and thirty five years of constipation and nervousness. She reports head pain relief, no aspirin, weight gain, corrected constipation, and asks others to try the medicine sold at Teton Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams S. L. K
George Carey
Hiawatha
Kansas
Teton Drug Store
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Paul A. Kropp
J. L. “Shell” Billings
Democratic
J. L. Billings
Great Northern
A . Bs
Northern Creamery Co
J. E. Byrne
BYNUM
Afton Caufield
Jay Stott
Lucy Stott
Harrie
Davis
Margaret Hollioak
Hollick
Joe Lightfoot
Edwin Bingham
Bill Green
Billy Jones
Robert K. Funk
Natural Gas
Northwest States Utilities CO. Idiary
Minnesota Northern Power Company
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