Turkeys With Ravenous Appetite Stun Local Flock
Fragmentary OCR notes describe turkeys feeding aggressively and ragged plumage, with terms suggesting dissected feathers and unusual gait. Limited readable details mention the birds’ behavior and appearance in a rural setting.
Turkeys Warned of Tapeworms and Need for Immediate Treatment
Miss H E Cushman extension poultry specialist at Montana State College urges immediate treatment for turkeys showing tapeworm signs. She recommends post mortem intestinal exams to spot flat segmented tapeworms and using Kamala tablets to control infection, with dosage tied to bird condition.
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Nadige
H .E. Cushman
Montana State College
Turkey
Hall Named Assistant Commissioner of Wisconsin Agriculture
Reynolds announces Evan W. Hall will become Assistant Commissioner of the Agricultural Development and Colonization Department of the Milwaukee Road, effective September 1. Hall has served as railroad agricultural agent since 1926 in Montana and South Dakota, is a North Dakota Agricultural College graduate, and has extensive extension and county agent experience in the Dakotas and Wyoming.
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Reynolds
Hall
Chateau
Teton County
Montana Counties Net Gain From State In 1930 Finances
Montana counties received 3 494 539 from the state and paid 2 346 295 to it for the year ended June 30 1930, yielding a net credit of 1 148 244. The funds came from motor vehicle licenses education funds oil fees and forest earnings among others, while remittances included general taxes licenses fines and estate taxes.
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Mountana
F .E. Williams
Move Big Load of Household Goods to Washington
A large truck load of household goods from the north oil field halted at noon in Chateau on Saturday drawing spectators. Four families moving from the field to Oregon rode the load, with John Hart praising the weight and inviting checks on the springs. The party included Doc Neuenfeld Gus Quickmeyer and Mrs Rafferty.
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Chateau
Oregon
John Hart
Mr. Hart
Doc Neuenfeld
Gus Quickmeyer
Mra. Rafferty
Ten Wells to Be Drilled in Bannatyre Field
The Montana Oil Journal reports ten wells planned for Bannatyre field in eastern Teton and Pondera counties. Sterling Oil Co will start two wells offsetting producers of 56 Petroleum and four more are let. Producers Independent Oil Co begins a southeast offset to Hammond Freeborn No 1 with four additional wells planned this year.
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Montana Oil Journal
Bannatyne
Teton
Fpondera
the Journal
Sterling Oil Co
Petroleum Company
Independent Oil Company
Walter F. Brittain
Bannatyne Pipe Line Company
Producers
Hammond Interests
First Card Party of Season Set for Sept 9
At a Ladies Auxiliar y meeting held at Mrs. B G Trecott's home last Thursday it was decided to host a fall card party series. The first event will be Tuesday Sept 9 at Social Center hall 8 30 P M. Committee: Mrs T H Seh am Mrs B F Pimperton Mrs R Mellon and Mrs C A Straight. Lunch will be served no dance after as last year due to higher church authorities forbidding church benefit chances.
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B. G. Trecott
Social Center Hall
T. H. Sseham
F. Pimperton
R. Mellon
C. A
Tribune Abandons Delivery Between Great Falls and Glacier Park
The Great Falls Tribune discontinued its delivery service between Great Falls and Glacier Park on Monday after two months of operation. The morning edition arrived in Chateau around 5 am and was distributed to news dealers from Rexall Drug, with the move ending the tourist-season service and reverting to the old train route to Chateau.
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Tribune
Great Falls
Glacier Park
Rexall
Tribue
Chateau
Copper Pipe Worth $20 Stolen From Byrne Shop
Three lengths of copper pipe, each 12 feet long and one and a quarter inches in diameter, were taken from J. E. Byrne plumbing shop between 6 and 9 p.m. Saturday. The pipe had no threads and was for the Rice cottage building contract. A $10 reward is offered for information leading to recovery. nearby galvanized iron pipe was left untouched.
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J. E. Byrne
Mr. Byrne
Rice Cottage
Mrs Jost Heads New Agawam Home Demonstration Club
Eight women formed the Agawam home demonstration club on August 27, reaching thirteen members with five pending joins. Mrs J Jost was elected president, Mrs Geo Mortenson vice president, and Mrs Eadie Hanson secretary treasurer. The group plans to meet September 10 to pick delegates for the Chateau meeting and set bylaws.
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Agawam
J. Joat
Geo. Mortenson
Eadie Hanson
Adolph Moser
Henry Weist
HH. H. Wuest
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Evan Hall
R. W
Ford
Tayler
Vent
Fist Lake Naits
Watt Las
Watt Liu Watt Lam
Montana Power CO
Montana
Washington
Bannatyre
Mrs. J. Jost
New Agawam Home Demonstration Club
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O. K
Chevrolet
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
Power-Morgan Garage
Tod Ruston
Mgr
Chateau Acantha
Stanton