State Lands Office Overwhelmed by Farm Loan Applications
The State Land Office has approved loans totaling over 600000, with 4259570 in loan requests. Only 82514.78 is available to meet mortgages while $300000 in approved loans await funds and $300000 more await attorney general action. Officials expect funds to arrive within 90 days, delaying new loan funding for farmers for months. In Rouen, 100 hunting licenses were issued but many buyers did not claim deer, marking a record year for licenses issued by Ross B. Lemire.
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State Land Office
Register of State Lands
Sidney Miller
State Lands
C. A. Whipple
Attorney General
Miller
Whipple
Rouen
Ross B. Lemire
Montana Livestock Sanitary Board Promotes Safe Herds
The Montana Livestock Sanitary Board is praised as a premier sanitary body with qualified staff and strong disease control. The piece argues livestock as a strong, insured investment, urges cautious restocking, and supports purebred, beef-type stock, open water, and winter feeding strategies. It also discusses sheep profitability, shipping pools, summer range challenges, and a proposal for state controlled grazing districts to stabilize stock farming in Montana.
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Montana
Montana Livestock Sanitary Board
Sanitary Board
Montana Livestock Securities
Stock Yard
State leased extensive Montana oil lands under revised terms
The Montana land board reports a surge in oil land leases with 307200 acres under 600 leases. First five year leases paid 100 dollars yearly with 10 percent royalty. New form from March 8 sets 320 acre units, 15 percent royalty, and drilling to start within 18 months. Live Stock Finance Corp forms a 22 million pool to aid breeders with 10 percent interest, limited to banks and loan companies.
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Montana
Sidney Miller
Register of the
State Land Office
C. A. Whipple
State
Rockies
Musselshell
Fergus
Garfield
Rosebud
Havre
Chinook
Bowdoin
Chouteau County
Augusta
Lewis and Clark County
State Board of Land Commissioners
Live Stock Finance Corporation of
Chicago
J. H. Burke
Montana Livestock Commission
Burke
Poor Montana hunting season ends with few trophies
The Montana hunting season closed November 30 with poor elk, deer, and waterfowl harvests. Elk permits dropped from 250 last year to one this year. Open weather and high elevations limited kills. some counties extend elk season to December 24 while others end December 31 for various species.
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Montana
Carbon
Madison
Park
Stillwater
Sweet Grass
Beaverhead
Gallatin
Wilson
Two Montana Boys Nominated for Naval Academy
The excerpt notes that only two boys are appointed to the naval academy from Montana each year. It mentions one student Brink serving as captain of the high school football team and that he will take examinations in June, entering the school next fall if successful.
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United States
Montana
Brink
Naval Academy
From
Wheatland senior named to Naval Academy in Annapolis
Francis Brink, a senior at Wheatland County High School, has been appointed to the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis Maryland by U S Senator Henry I Myers.
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Annapolis
Francis Brink
Wheatland County High School
United States Naval Academy
United States
Henry I. Myers
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Great Northern Refining Co
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