County Agent Discusses Barley as Livestock Feed
The column explains barley as a livestock feed option, noting its 11.8 percent protein nationwide, with Pacific coast levels lower. Barley compares to corn and oats in various uses. it suits dairy, hogs, cattle, and sheep, but can cause bloat with alfalfa and requires care for horses.
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United States
Pacific Coast
Montana Experiment Station bulletin on pig feeds and weed control
The Montana experiment station releases bulletin 434 comparing protein and mineral supplements for pigs fed wheat and barley under dry lot pasture full feed and limited rations. It covers eight years of Bozeman trials with purebred Duroc Jersey pigs and weed control using chlorates with field and roadside baiting plans for hopper damage and farmstead planning workshops led by Miss Frieda Schroder.
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Montana Experiment Station
Hhas
Bozeman
Durocs
Poland
Dutton
Teton County
Montana Parties Readied for Fall Campaign Flags
The Helena state platform conventions signal the fall campaign as Democrats back Roosevelt policy and free enterprise, while Republicans critique the national administration. Both factions claim veterans and farmers as core voters with MVA debates likely to rise but not dominate. Lester H. Loble was reappointed Democrats chair, and Senate hopefuls Leif Erickson and Zales Ecton headline party contrasts. Mansfield and Rankin vie in the First District as Holmes targets the Second. Truman remains a divisive figure among Montana Democrats.
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Missouri River Valley Authority
MVA
Lester H. Loble
Helena
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Loble
Lewistown
Montana
United States
Mike Mansfield
Barney” Rankin
Rankin
Mansfield
Hungry Horse Reclamation
Flathead County
John J. Holmes
Wesley A. D’ewart
Holmes
Truman
Local workshops eyed to discuss pin talk opportunities
The note proposes meetings or work shops to better discuss the topic of talking over the pins. It suggests arranging local gatherings to explore ideas and collaboration.
Te Co Po Mo Club Chooses Friday Meetings At Eight
Aug 28 regular Te Co Po Mo Club meeting at Maurer's home discussed school start and set Friday 8:00 pm as meeting time. In boys section pigs won three top places with Floyd Grossman Gale Johnson and Lorraine Johnson taking firsts and Donald Erickson second. Mrs John Grossman provided lunch. Lorraine Johnson, Reporter. Patronize Acantha Want Ads.
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Maurer
Floyd Grossman
Gale Johnson
Lorraine Johnson
Donald Erickson
John Grossman
Romance Twines Itself Around Cold Prison Bars
In Glacier county jail last week an embedded romance blossomed in the sheriff's office as Barney McKnight facing forgery charges married Eleanor Gillam in a court room ceremony witnessed by Sheriff Armstrong and a deputy. Judge Hattersley suspended further punishment, granting three years at Deer Lodge suspended and 60 days to repay about $60 in forged loan checks, allowing the couple freedom that afternoon.
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CUT Bank
Glacier County
R. M. Hattersley
Cut Bank Pioneer Press
Barney McKnight
Fort Douglas
Justice of the Peace
C. S. Vinson
Deer Lodge
Manning Renominated as Executive Vice Chairman
Democratic state central committee announces the reappointment of William J. Manning of Helena as executive vice chairman. State Chairman Lester H. Loble made the announcement.
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Helena
William J. Manning
Democratic State Central Committee
Lester H. Loble
Rheumatism and Arthritis Testimonial
Mrs Anna Pautz of Vancouver Washington reports years of suffering from rheumatism and arthritis. She says she is free from pain and able to work and offers to answer others seeking information. Adv NUE-OVO Laboratories.
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Anna Pautz
P.O. Box
Vancouver
Wash
Montana Youth Urged To Develop State Resources
Gov Sam C Ford told delegates at the Silver Anniversary Montana Kiwanis convention that Montana must be developed by its people especially its youth He called population the key factor and urged young Montanans to undertake new and difficult ventures for growth
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Butte
WUP
Montana
Sam C. Ford
Kiwanis
Ford
Amputee Veterans May Now Apply For Free Autos
Amputee World War II veterans nationwide may obtain automobile applications from Veterans Administration offices in Montana. A. C. Funk, VA representative in Great Falls, says new congressional legislation funds free cars for eligible amputees at or above the ankle or with leg use loss. Government covers the automobile cost and adaptive features, not to exceed $1600.
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Veterans Administration
Montana
A. C. Funk
Great Falls
Ent
Funk
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