Indictments for Liquor Violations on Reservations Reported
A federal grand jury in Great Falls returned about 100 indictments in one day. The cases include 30 for alleged possession on Indian reservations, 28 for manufacturing, and others for sale or possession with sale to Indians. Other charges named theft of mail in Billings, burglary of post offices in Coalwood and Carterville, larceny of postal funds, and theft of interstate commerce in Yellowstone County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Paris
Carl Bishop
Billings
Coalwood
Carterville
Ed Lonask
James Bell
Fred Burns
Edward Miller
William Mickan
Yellowstone County
Liberal terms made on government feed loans
Governor Erickson and Montana State College officials announce broader government feed loan terms for Montana and nearby states. Second mortgage security now allowed with updated per head lien limits and a maximum $500 loan per family, with no foreclosures before Sept 30, 1932 without USDA consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State College
Montana
Washington
J. E. Erickson
M. L. Wilson
Department of Agricultural Economics
U. S. Department of Agriculture
J. C. Taylor
Montana Extension Service
Washington, . C
Carl E. Peterson
Extension Service
Federal Feed Loan Office
Grand Forks
Former Montana Woman Convicted of Manslaughter
Mrs. Florence Kitoff, a former Montana resident, was found guilty of manslaughter by a Seattle Superior Court jury after a 3% hour deliberation. She claimed temporary insanity and denied malice toward her brother in law Paul Kitoff, whom she shot after a dispute over reconciliation with her husband Mike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Kitoff
Montana
Paul Kitoff
Seattle
Kitoff
Mike
Feeders Day Draws Inland Empire Farmers at Spokane
About 250 farmers from Walla Walla to the Canadian line and from Waterville to northern Idaho gathered at the Old Union Stock Yards in Spokane for the First Annual Feeders Day. The event, hosted by Washington State College and the University of Idaho, showcased beef cattle grading, feeding, and management with demonstrations by Harry Coiford and Armour and Company experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inland Empire
Walla Walla
Waterville
Idaho
Old Union Stock Yards
Spokane
Washington State College
University of Idaho
Harry Coiford
Kidwell & Casswell
Portland
George Schille
Herbert Merman
Armour and Company
Kelly Re-elected Montana Farm Union Leader for Third Term
J T Kelly of Castagne Carbon county won re election as state president of the Montana division Farmers Educational and Cooperative Union of America at the 16th annual convention in Great Falls. Wolf Point was chosen as the 1932 convention site amid plans for active union participation in forthcoming political campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Kelly W
Castagne
Carbon County
Montana
Farmers Educational and Co-operative Union of America
Great Falls
Wolf Point
Masonic Temple
C. D. Egley
South St. Paul
Farmers Union Live Stock Commission Company
Ralph Ingerson
Farmers Union Central Exchange
Dan O’connor
Union Terminal Association
C. N. Thomas
St. Paul
Montana Farmers Union
Farmers Union
State Board
Leonard Plank
Liberty County
Kelly
G. G. Davis
Forsyth
William Allard
Terry
E. R. Kindler
Billings
R A. Harbo
Froid
Allard
J. Ira Palmer
Andres
Richland County
Leo Doheny
Brady
L. J. Bronson
Townsend
J. C. McIntire
Musselshell County
Doheny
Davis
Union Livestock Board
Palmer
Bozeman
Sidney
Glasgow
Montana Agricultural Notes Highlight Livestock and Horticulture
Montana reports on cattle vaccination before winter to prevent udder troubles and promote herd health. It notes apple tree bearing stock in 1920 and 1930, salt shaker corrosion prevention, and cottonseed cake shipments to stretch forage. Turkeys chosen for breeding, Mount Haggin's 24 Hampshire sheep at Chicago show, and a 1932 farm and home week program across state centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Haggin Land and Livestock Company of
Anaconda
Hampshire
Chicago
Montana
White dogs reported in Phillips County Montana
A colony of white prairie dogs was found in Phillips County Montana prompting a field check by state rodent control leader E Stephl of Montana State College. Four alive specimens were shown to him as he investigates the unusual color and potential impact on grain crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana State College
Montana
E. Stephl
Phillips County
Stephi
Stephl
Campbell Leases Harrowton Bakery in Illinois
IL. E. Campbell has leased the Harrowton bakery from W. Warnke for one year. Harold Ellis, a veteran baker, will assist Campbell who brings many years in the bakery trade to the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Campbell
Harrowton
W. Warnke
Harold Ellis
Campbell
Indians on reservations reach 300000 for local outreach
About 300000 Indians live on U S reservations and informations can be tailored to local communities to improve outreach and understanding.
A C M Mill Log Shipment Heavy
Keen Bikkee camps ship near 2 million feet of timber weekly in four carload lots, with Elk Creek logging starting in October and 150 men employed. Milwaukee railroad transports logs to the Bonner mill for sawing, revival of Greenough camps amid Blackfoot yellow pine stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Dipping Sheep Waiver Expands Montana Stock Market
Wisconsin and South Dakota granted waivers for dipping requirements on western sheep with origin inspections and health certificates. The move opens a large Montana surplus breeding stock market to corn belt feeders, aided by Milwaukee road agents and state livestock officials. Demand remains strong, but cash credit is limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
L. H. Robbins
Milwaukee Road
W. Wisnicky
South Dakota
Evan Hall
Milwaukee
Montana
W. Fr. Renk
Ruth
J. W. Butler
Phosphate Operations Resume in Anaconda Division
Normal operations return to the phosphate division of Anaconda Copper Mining. Workers recalled to Conda Idaho and Anaconda after plant shutdowns last July 1 due to stock buildup. W B Daly general manager notes plants began recently and aims to run through winter into summer if demand holds. Estonia weighs law on Goepulnory mixing of alcohol with gasoline. N H Fuller of Lewistown seeks to maintain peak service during busy movement periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Conda
Idaho
Anaconda
W. B. Daly
Daly
Daily Bowels Moved Like Clockwork Says Famous Doctor
A famed old doctor promotes Dr Caldwells Syrup Pepsin for easy cleansing and regular bowel movements. He advises drinking water before breakfast and multiple times daily, outdoor exercise, and attempting a daily same-hour evacuation. The remedy uses laxative herbs and pepsin and claims to be safe for children.
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Romney-Marsh & Rambouillet
Great Western Sheep
Wool CO
Ford
Clark’s Fork Valley
Amaconda Copper Mining Company
Blackfoot Land Development Coo
Missoula
Treasure State Farm and Livestock
A. V. Overman & Company Livestock Commission
OLD Union Stockyards
F. M. Rothrock
A. E. Lawson
Bosch Radio
Montana Hardware
Dept. OF Anaconda Copper Mining CO
Butte, Montana
Montana Farm Union
U. S
Post Office Department
United States
Milwaukee Railroad
Elk Creek
State Nursery & Seed CO
Helena
Estonia
N. H. Fuller
Lewistown
Roberts State Bank and Security Trust & Savings Bank
Heckcratk Chaese Factor
Bank of Great Falls
da. W. B. Caldwett
Doctors
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