Sugar beets to make big yield in Montana crops
September Montana crop review reports sugar beets may hit a record 599000 tons, far above 1930 and five year averages, with apples, potatoes and peas also showing varied results. All wheat and other grains fall short of 1930 yields, while pasture improves after a poor growing season.
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Montana
Monthly Agricultural Review
Federal
Bureau
Labrie Lambs Draw County Crowd At Stockyards
Labrie lambs weighing 93 pounds on average were shipped east from Harlowton stockyards attracting many residents. Buyer W. J. Tucker called them the finest he had seen. twelve fattened lambs averaged 97 pounds. Labrie sold feeder lambs for shipment to Groton, South Dakota at 4 1/2 cents per pound.
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Labrie
Harlowton
W. J. Tucker
Groton
S. D
Shanghai Adds 2000 Apartments With as Many Under Construction
In Shanghai, China the city has 2000 completed apartments and an equal number under construction or planned, reflecting a large housing development effort and ongoing projects.
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Shanghai
China
How to Train Baby's Bowels
An old family doctor's prescription recommends daily half a teaspoonful of this syrup for bottle fed or breast fed babies to prevent constipation. Dr Caldwell's Syrupep is touted as suitable for any baby and backed by forty seven years of practice and thousands of births with no maternal or infant loss.
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Caldwells
Caldwell
Milwaukee's Trained Men Aid Montana Stockmen Says Noble
Milwaukee Agricultural Development Agent Daniel B Noble argues the Milwaukee road backs livestock farming across the Northwest. He describes contract feeding growth in Dakota and Montana, rail support for lambs, feeders, and dairy areas, and the railroad as a vital link from Chicago to Seattle in enabling market access and efficient transport.
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Milwaukee
Montana
Milwaukee Road
Great Northwest Range
Corn Belt
Chicago
Seattle
Kansas City
Duluth
Northwest
South Dakota
Wheat Fattening Lambs In Montana Reported Viable
Montana Experiment Station bulletin No. 249 highlights feeding low priced wheat to lambs. A mix of wheat alfalfa hay and wet beet pulp fattened lambs in 1930-31 with fair profits, noting that longer feeding times and full feeding improve results. Barley-wheat mixes ease handling, death losses were 2–3 percent, beet tops and grain hay stubble used before lotting.
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Montana
Montana Experiment Station
Bozeman
Louis Vinke
M. H. Saunderson
Information sought on natural gas prices by states and private owners
I M Brandford secretary of the state board of land commissioners seeks data from states where natural gas is produced commercially on price obtained in the field by states and private owners. The U S government values royalties on public domain gas at not less than five cents per thousand cubic feet. Inquiries reach Louisiana Ohio Oklahoma Pennsylvania Wyoming Texas West Virginia and New Mexico. Three women were attacked and bitten on the ankles by a zoo monkey in London.
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State Board of Land Commissioners
I. M. Brandford
United States
Brandford
Louisiana
Ohio
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Wyoming
Texas
West Virginia
New Mexico
British Malaya Budget Deficit For Current Year
The budget of British Malaya will show a deficit of 5.7 million dollars due to extraordinary public works expenditures this year.
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British Malaya
Cuticura Trio Soap Ointment Talcum Ad
Advertisement promotes Cuticura trio products Soap Ointment and Talcum 25¢ each as an exquisite skin and baby powder perfume that renders other perfumes unnecessary. Reliable for toilet requisites usage.
Montana Ram Import Aims To Meet Northern Plains Demand
The Mount Haggin Livestock company and the Northern Pacific railway announce 16 cars of Hampshire rams from Anaconda will arrive in October to boost purebred stock in Minnesota and North Dakota. Montana agents say rapid sheep population growth drives firsttime importation to provide quality rams for next year’s markets.
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North Dakota
Minnesota
Hampshire
Anaconda
Mount Haggin Land and Livestock Company
Agricultural Development Department
Northern Pacific Railway
L. A. Campbell
Montana
Campbell
Mount Haggin Land & Livestock Company
America
United States
Judith Basin Pre School Clinics Planned
Pre school clinics will be held in Judith Basin county with help from local doctors and others announced after a county nursing activities committee meeting in Stanford. Miss Marie Bestul will visit schools to examine pupils. a home hygiene class will be offered in Hobson by the women's club.
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Judith Basin
Stanford
Hobson
Woman’s Club
Marie Bestul
Red Cross
A. E. Myrick
Maybird Beaman
Miss Bestul
Henry Larson
F. W. Meredith
N. B. Matthews
Moccasin
Utica
Benchland
Windham
Raynesford
Farewell Dinner for the Tiger Abandoned
Lack of interest leads to cancellation of a proposed farewell dinner for the Tiger, the famous British warship, before its departure to the scrap pile.
Largest single motor plane tested in Butte
The American Pilgrim built by Fairchild Aircraft, powered by a Pratt and Whitney Hornet B engine of 575 horsepower, was flown from Cleveland to Butte to test altitude and performance. With a 57 foot wingspan and eight passenger capacity, the ship can reach 140 mph top speed and 120 mph cruising speed.
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Butte
Fairchild Aircraft Company
Abe
Cleve
Ralph Fry
National Parks Company
National Park Company
Felix
Steinle
E. W. Dichman
Cleveland
Butte d
Transatlantic liner unveils rollable wood dance floor
A new dance floor for a transatlantic liner features 236 940 wooden pieces set on a canvas backing and can be rolled up and stored when not in use.
Perthshire Weighs 50 Percent Cut in Teacher Salaries
In Perthshire Scotland officials debate a plan to reduce teachers salaries by half as part of cost saving measures. The proposal targets budget deficits and aims to preserve school operations amid financial pressures.
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Perthshire
Scotland
Sweden Reaches One Phone Line Per Twelve Inhabitants
A Swedish survey notes a telephone line for every 12 people, reflecting rapid telecom expansion. The finding highlights Sweden's early adoption of modern communications and rising household connectivity.
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Sweden
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