Major Cumming Reports Spotted Fever Research Progress
Major Hugh S. Cumming told a Hamilton civic club about Rocky Mountain spotted fever research to be done locally. He noted national scope due to increasing cases and said funds were allocated to the Public Health Service laboratory at Hamilton to support vaccine production. Beaverhead County sheepmen seek a 6 cent minimum lamb price as buyers show limited activity and current quotes run about 5 cents.
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Hugh S. Cumming
United States Public Health Service
Hamilton
Major Cumming
L. R. Thompson
Public Health Service Laboratory
Beaverhead County
Cuticura Advertises Acne and Blackhead Remedies
An old advertisement promotes Cuticura Ointment for pimples and blackheads. It suggests washing with Cuticura Soap in five minutes and using Cuticura Talcum daily to keep skin clear. The ad urges regular toilet use of the products.
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National Parks Airways
Great Falls
Salt Lake
Poultry Prices Turn Higher as June Dairy Gains Highlight
Montana State College reports June 1933 dairy data show 211 of 1 074 cows produced 40 lb butterfat or more with one herd at 47 1 lb butterfat and 1 398 lb milk. Poultry outlook improves as egg storage and demand shift amid high feed costs and rising consumption.
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Montana State College
J. O. Tretsven
Montana Dairy Herd Improvement Associations
Yellowstone Association
Bitter Root Association
Gallatin Park
Missoula
Bitter Root
Yellowstone
Lewis and Clark and
Cascade
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Central West
Dog Owners Rally for Reward Over Community Poisonings
Angered dog owners push a movement to raise a reward for the capture of the poisoner after a latest attack on a dog owned by George F. Dart. Sheriff W. C. Orr intervened to save the animal with swift treatment.
Commodities in Japanese Warehouses Valued at 19 Million
Commodities stored in warehouses across Japan are valued at more than 19 million dollars. Officials report the total encompasses various goods and indicates substantial storage activity and economic scale.
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Japan
Cab Firms Ordered to Show Cause on Operating Licenses
At Butte District Judge T. Downey ordered 15 cab and transfer companies to show cause by Sept. 2 why they should not be barred from operating. The Montana railroad and public service commission action accuses the firms of failing to obtain certificates of convenience and necessity and violating licensing provisions.
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Montana Railroad and Public Service Commission
Butte
T. &. Downey
State Board
Cooney Names Three to Water Conservation Commission
Governor Frank H. Cooney announced three appointees to the Mississippi Valley Water Conservation Commission. The new members are L. A. Campbell of Missoula, W. C. Bardon of Helena, and Sam D. Goza of Helena.
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Cooney
Frank H. Cooney
Mississippi Valley Water Conservation Commission
L. A. Campbell
Missoula
W. C. Bardon
Helena
Sam D. Goza
Dairy Industry Under New Plan
Secretary Wallace and the Agricultural Adjustment administration announced an emergency plan to bolster the U S dairy sector. A fund of not less than 3% million dollars will finance a marketing operation to buy butter and cheese, with plans to curb production at the source.
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Montana State College
Henry A. Wallace
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Wallace
United States
Charles J. Brand
Chester C. Davis
William S. Westervelt
Clyde L. King
Jerome N. Frank
Glenn C. McHugh
George N. Peek
Montana
Robert Prior
Olympia
Wash
United Dairymen’s Association of
Washington State
Wisconsin
Quartz Creek Gold Prospectors Swarm West of Missoula
More than 50 prospectors chase gold along Quartz creek west of Missoula. Ranger George Hankinson reports from Missoula that no exceptional finds have been made yet some men live from the sands while others simply work the claim. Cedar creek and Nine Mile see heavy feverish activity as gold seekers spread across western creeks beyond Missoula.
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Quartz Creek
Missoula
George Hankinson
Cedar Creek
Nine Mile
Polson Gains Acting Postmaster After Farley Appoints
Postmaster General Farley named George Farrell acting postmaster at Polson a few days ago, replacing the previous official and setting the stage for local mail administration.
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Polson
Farley
George Farrell
Hong Kong Gold Speculation Exchange Opens With Busy Trade
Hong Kong's first exchange for gold speculation reports brisk activity as traders buy and sell contracts. The new market aims to attract investors seeking quick gain amid volatile prices and rising appetite for precious metals.
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Hong Kong
Challoner Reports Montana Crop Outlook and Beet Prices
L R Challoner Northern Pacific official and wife completed a 3000 mile Montana tour. He notes overall small grain output about 85 percent of last year but potential larger grain shipment. Beet crops rise at Sidney Billings Missoula with slicing starting after Sept 20. Bitter Root apples show strong New York demand. Canneries at Bozeman Stevensville busy with peas and beans. Red Lodge and Billings crops slightly smaller.
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Montana
L. R. Challoner
Northern Pacific
Sidney
Billings
Missoula
New York
Bozeman
Stevensville
Red Lodge
Challoner
Discovery of Ancient Ostracoderm Found in Beartooths
Princeton Geological expedition from Red Lodge reports a six to ten inch ostracoderm fossil from the Beartooth mountains. The specimen shows links to eurypterids and may be an ancestor of early ochracoderms dating from the Devonian period.
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Beartooth Mountain
Princeton
Red Lodge
Billings
Beartooth Mountains
Anaconda Delegation Seeks State Loan for Streets
Mayor Frank Provost led a group from Anaconda appealing to Governor Cooney to back an application to the state public works board for loan funds to finance city improvements including street repairs.
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Anaconda
Frank Provost
Frank H. Cooney
State Public Works Board
Provost
Montana School of Mines Seeks Funds for Dormitory
The Montana School of Mines requests a state loan to build a 100-man dormitory with dining hall and kitchen. Dr. H H Swain, executive secretary of the Greater University of Montana, said the loan is for a men’s residence hall and that other university units may seek similar financing at the state board of education meeting in Helena next month. The exact cost is not yet determined.
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Montana School of Mines
State Public Works Council
H. H. Swain
Greater University of Montana
Helena
State Board of Education
Swain
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